Answer Sheet

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Physical Health
1.What are the five types of food groups
grains, dairy, meats, fruits and vegetables
beef, grains, dairy, oreos, pumpkin seeds
carrot, onion, chocolate, potato and orange
2.Is it important to eat food from each group?
no
yes
3.How much sleep should you get each night?
7 hours
9 hours
none at all
4 hours
4.Does sleep make you better at school?
true
false
5.Why is hydration important during physical activity?
To make you feel full
To maintain focus
To optimize sports performance and replace lost fluids
6.Which of the following is a benefit of regular physical activity?
Reduced flexibility
Increased risk of injury
Improved mental well-being
7.What vitamin can be obtained from sunlight?
Vitamin D
Vitamin B
Vitamin C
Vitamin A
8.What do vaccines help your body do?
Make you feel sleepy
Fight off pathogens (germs) in the future
Increase your height
Stop you from getting hungry
9.What information should you share with the hospital if you are poisoned?
Your address
Time the poison occurred
How old you are
All of the above (this is all very important information)
10.Which organ is most commonly associated with long-term damage caused by heavy alcohol consumption?
Lungs
Liver
Skin
Ears
Mental Health
1.What is the first step in managing stress effectively?
Ignoring the stress
Identifying physical and emotional signs of stress
Doing your school work non stop
Suppressing feelings
2.Which of the following is a physical symptom of stress?
Feeling 'butterflies' or a stomach ache
A racing heart
Sweaty palms
All of the above
3.What is stress?
A type of food that boosts energy
A feeling caused by having a lot of things going on at once
Something that only adults get
A fun game
4.How can sleep affect your cognitive health?
It doesn't matter how much you sleep
Too much sleep makes you smarter
Good sleep improves focus, memory, and mood
Less sleep helps you study better
5.Which of the following could make someone feel calm?
Talking to somebody about your feelings
Falling over on the footpath
6.What should you do if you are feeling angry?
Take a deep breath
Throw something at someone
7.If you have any issues at our school, who do we go to?
A wellbeing teacher
Your Maths Teacher
The Deputy Principal
Your science teacher
Any of the people listed above
8.Which of the following best describes mental wellbeing?
Being happy and laughing 100% of the time
Never having any problems or difficulties
A positive state where you can handle life's challenges and feel good about yourself
Being the most popular person in your school
9.If a friend seems very sad or worried for a long time, what is the best thing you can do?
Tell them to 'just get over it'
Listen to them and encourage them to talk to a trusted adult
Ignore them until they feel better
Promise to keep it a secret even if you are worried about their safety
10.True or False: Mental health is just as important as physical health.
True
False
Social Health
1.Which of these is a sign of a healthy friendship?
They tell you who you are allowed to be friends with
They make fun of you to make others laugh
They listen to your opinions, even when they disagree
They pressure you to do things you don't want to do
2.What is a red flag in a relationship?
Your friend wants to spend time with their family
Your friend gets very angry if you hang out with anyone else
Your friend tells you they feel sad
Your friend asks for space to do their homework
3.What is a good way to build a healthy relationship with your classroom teacher?
Making rude jokes about them and forcing other students to laugh with you
Being a bad student
Saying hello every day, participating in class discussions and being respectful
4.Why might a local council ask for feedback from young people about a new park design?
To ensure the space meets the actual needs of the people using it
Just to make the project take longer
Because they don't know how to build a park
To see who has the best handwriting
5.Which of these is a health-promoting community resource?
A local library with free workshops
A community garden
A PCYC or YMCA youth center
All of the above
6.A support network in a community can include:
Teachers and school counsellors
Coaches at a local sports club
Family members and trusted neighbours
All of the above
7.Which is a non-benefit of parent-child communication?
Yelling at them
Explaining to them that they have to eat dinner
Telling them why they have to go to school
8.What is non-verbal communication?
Sending a text message
Talking loudly on the phone
Using body language, facial expressions, and eye contact to share a message
Writing a letter to a friend
9.What is empathy in a conversation?
Always agreeing with everything the other person says
Feeling sorry for someone so you give them money
Trying to understand and share the feelings of the person you are talking to
Telling them that their problems aren't a big deal
10.Which of these is an example of active listening?
Looking at your watch while someone else talks
Making eye contact and nodding to show you understand
Thinking about what you are going to eat for lunch while they speak
Interrupting them to tell your own story
Emotional & Spiritual Health
1.What is emotional regulation?
Never feeling any big emotions like anger or fear
Letting your emotions control everything you do
Noticing how you feel and using strategies to stay in control of your actions
Hiding your feelings so nobody knows you are sad
2.Which of these is a sign of good spiritual wellbeing?
Having the most expensive toys
Feeling a sense of belonging and having a clear set of values (knowing what is right and wrong)
Being the best at every sport
Knowing everything about science
3.How can gratitude improve your spiritual and emotional health?
It makes people give you more presents
It trains your brain to notice the good things in life, which can make you feel more peaceful and happy
It helps you win arguments
It doesn't actually do anything
4.What does it mean to show empathy?
Feeling sorry for yourself all the time
Understanding and sharing the feelings of another person
Telling someone else how they should feel
Only thinking about your own problems
5.Who can you talk to if you are feeling very sad or worried?
A teacher or school counsellor
A parent or guardian
A trusted family member
All of the above
6.Spiritual health is often about connection. This can include a connection to:
A higher power or religion
Nature and the environment
Your own inner self and values
All of the above
7.If two people have different spiritual beliefs, the healthiest approach is usually to:
Try to argue until one person admits they are wrong
Ignore the other person and never talk to them
Respect their right to have their own beliefs, even if you don't agree
Pretend to believe the same thing so there is no conflict
8.Which of these is a way to connect with your inner self?
Watching television with the volume turned up high
Writing in a journal about your thoughts and feelings
Listening to what your friends think you should do
Following the most popular trends on social media
9.When people talk about resilience in spiritual health, they mean:
Being so strong that nothing ever makes you sad
Using your inner beliefs and values to help you bounce back from hard times
Being able to hold your breath underwater for a long time
Never changing your mind about anything
10.What does it mean to have values?
Having a lot of money in your piggy bank
Things that are important to you, like being honest or helpful
Being the loudest person in the classroom
Knowing the names of all the planets