Health & Wellness
Influences & Risks
Health Skills
Decisions & Refusal
Communication & Safety
100

What are the three parts of the health triangle?

Physical, mental/emotional, and social health.

100

Give one example of a media influence on health.

A fast-food advertisement influencing someone's food choices.

100

What is one example of a self-management skill?

Practicing healthful behaviors.

100

What is the first step of the six-step decision-making process?

State the situation.

100

What is nonverbal communication?

Communicating without words, such as through body position or tone of voice.

200

What is wellness?

A state of balanced health over a long period of time.

200

What is a risk?

The chance that something harmful may happen to health or wellness.

200

What is stress management?

Identifying sources of stress and handling them in healthy ways.

200

In the S.T.O.P. refusal skill strategy, what does the O stand for?

Offer other ideas.

200

True or false: Peer influence is always negative.

False. Peer influence can be positive or negative.

300

Give one example of improving physical health.

Getting enough sleep, exercising, or eating nutritious foods.

300

What is cumulative risk?

When one risk factor adds to another, increasing risk over time.


300

Name one healthy strategy for managing stress.

Deep breathing or relaxation.

300

What does H stand for in H.E.L.P. when weighing decision outcomes?

Healthful.


300

What is prevention?

Taking action to help stop a problem or injury before it happens.

400

What is social health?

Building strong relationships and communicating respectfully with others.

400

Name one internal and one external influence on a health decision.

Internal: values, beliefs, feelings, or goals. External: friends, family, media, or environment.

400

Which website endings are often considered more reliable for health information: .gov and .edu, or anonymous posts?


.gov and .edu.

400

What are the six steps of the decision-making process, in order?

1. State the situation. 2. List the options. 3. Weigh the possible outcomes. 4. Consider your values. 5. Make a decision and act. 6. Evaluate the decision.

400

 Give one example of a prevention strategy.

Wearing a helmet when riding a bike.

500

True or false: Your physical, mental/emotional, and social health can affect one another.

True.

500

What is heredity?

Traits passed from biological parents to their children.

500

What is advocacy?


Speaking up for the health and well-being of yourself or others.

500

What does each letter in H.E.L.P. stand for?

Healthful, Ethical, Legal, Parent Approval.

500

Name one healthy way to resolve a conflict.

Take a time-out, listen respectfully, and allow each person to explain their side.