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1
what are two ways to prevent becoming a victom of violence: |
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1. let familly know where you are going
2. avoid alchohol |
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true or false:
conflict is inevitable but violence is a choice |
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which of these 3 is the best way to solve a conflict:
a. compromise
b. voice only your opinion
c. state the problem |
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Two boys repeatedly whistle at one girl in the school hallway. This made the girl vewry uncomfortable and was unwelcome. This is an example of which 1:
a. sexual harassment
b. flirting |
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what is the best thinf to do if you or someone else is beinf sexually harassed?
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tell an adult imeadiatlly |
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what of these 3 is the best barrier to good communication:
a. making eye contact
b. listening to each other
c. interrupting each other |
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c. interrupting each other |
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1
of these 5 what are the 3 ways to be assertive:
a. using the "I" statements
b. being honest
c. looking at eyes
d. using a loud voice
e. shaking fist |
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a. using the "I" statements
b. being honest
c. looking at eyes |
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which of these 3 are an example of a safe internet practice:
a.instant messaging in all capital letters in order to make a point
b. placing your profile on private
c. posting your pictures
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b. placing your profile on private |
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1
true or false:
When meeting someone in person that you met online, it is safe to meet him/her alone if you are in a public place. |
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Amanda moved to a new shool she is meeting alot of new students who are fifferent from students in her old school. How con Amanda respet diversity with new students? List two ways. |
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a. by making friends with all students
b. do not discriminate based on (looks) the outside <don't judge a book by it's cover |
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which 2 of these 3 situations would you tell a trusted adult:
a. child abuse
b. sexual harassment
c. staying up late
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a. child abuse
b. sexual harassment |
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true or false:
Inhaling certain household chemicals can be deadly. |
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2
true or false:
stress is a normal part of life |
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2
true or false:
an emotional happy person is happy person is happy all of the time |
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2
give 2 ways to deal with stress
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a. listen to music
b. write down feelings |
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2
Identify each as pysical<P> or emotional<E>
1. headaches
2. increased blood pressure
3. developing deppression
4. decreased energy
5. withdraw from activities
6. changes how you feel about yourself |
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1. p
2. e
3. e
4. p
5. p
6. e |
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2
true or false
those experiencing sadness should keep to themselves to avoid |
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2
true or false
a suicide attemt is a bid for attention and ignoring it will discourage another attemt |
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2
if one of your friends is talking about suicide, what should you do? |
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talk to them or tell the guidence counsler |
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2
what are 2 healthy stress reduction techniques? |
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a. go outdoors
b. hang out with friends |
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2
what are examples of controllable stress situations
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grades
conflict with parents
friendship |
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2
what are some examples of uncontrollable stress situations? |
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family death
bullies
physical appearance |
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2
which situation does NOT show responsible/ safe cell phone use
a. place phone in locker when at school
b. giving out your ohine number to everyone
c. sending a text message to a friend
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b. giving out your ohine number to everyone |
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3
what is the consequnce of cancer |
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3
what is the consequnce oflow self-esteem |
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3
what is the consequnce oflittle money |
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3
what is the consequnce of loss of friends |
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3
what is the consequnce of criminal record |
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3
true or false
repeatedly and knowingly missing an over the counter drug or perscription drug is considered drug abuse |
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3
when you have been taking a drug for a long time and you need more of that drug the same effect it is called which 1 of the 3:
a. overdose
b. tolernce
c. withdrawal
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3
true or false:
Marijuana affects a person's ability to learn. |
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3
true or false:
Marijuana is safer than tobaco. |
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3
about how long does marijuana stay in the body? choose from 1 of the 3:
a. 1 month
b. 3 hours
c. 5 hours |
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3
true or false:
someone who abuses over-the-counter drugs will not abuse other drugs such as alchohol, marijuan, or heroin |
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Term
3
true or false:
if you are at a party where drugs are being used, you could stay as long as you are not using drugs and experience no consequences if caught. |
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Term
3
give 2 refusal skills for drug use |
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Definition
a. the broken record tactic
c. list values |
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Term
3
true or false:
if a friend comes to you and wants help with a drug addiction it is best to not deal with the problem by yourself and go to a trusted adult |
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3
true or false:
if a friend comes to you and wants help with a drug addiction it is best to not deal with the problem by yourself and go to a trusted adult |
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3
give 2 instructions you should follow from a doctor when taking a perscription |
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a. take prescribed amount
b. do not share perscription |
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having and showing to be confident and forseful personality |
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3
define "conflict resolution" |
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range of methods for alleviating or eliminating sources of conflict. |
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any agent that causes stress to an organism. |
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a feeling of intense annoyance caused by being tormented |
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a. feelings of hopelessness and inadequacy.
b. typically with lack of energy and difficulty in maintaining concentration or interest in life. |
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The fact or condition of being addicted to a particular substance, thing, or activity. |
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The action of withdrawing something. |
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Extreme anxiety, sorrow, or pain |
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The ability or willingness to tolerate something
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positive response to stress that is healthy, or gives one a feeling of fulfillment or other positive feelings |
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Term
4
true or false:
sexually, begins at birth and ends at death |
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Definition
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4
true or false:
the media is a psychological factor that influences in person's sexualyity |
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4
why is abstinence the healthiest choice for adolescents?
<self-protective behaviors> |
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you can not get sexualy transmitted infections diseases like STI's and pregnancy 100% effective |
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4
give 2 ways to reinforce your choice of remaining abstinent with your partner |
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Definition
a. communication
b. show love in non sexual ways |
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Term
4
true or false:
abstinence is the only 100% effective prevention against pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections. |
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4
give 2 ways an indivisual can promote his/her sexual health |
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Definition
a. abstinence
b. contraceptives |
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Term
4
true or false:
most people who have STI or become pregnant the first time they have sex |
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4
what 4 out of these 6 are symtoms of STI's:
a. abdominal pain
b.acne
c. painful urination
d. unusual discharge
e. diarrhea
f. bad breath |
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a. abdominal pain
c. painful urination
d. unusual discharge
e. diarrhea
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Term
4
genital herpes, HPV, and HIV are all sexually transmitted infections that have what in common? |
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all caused by viruses which makes them uncurable |
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4
what 3 of these 6 are examples of a healthy dating relationship:
a. seeing "only" your boyfriend/girlfriend
b. helping each other reach goals
c. pressuring each other to do something
d. communicationg sexual limits
e. name calling or putdowns
f. listening to each other |
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b. helping each other reach goals
d. communicationg sexual limits
f. listening to each other |
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4
give 2 reliable sourses for information on birth control: |
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4
what is the purpose of a breast self-exam / testicular self-exam and how ofter should one perform them? |
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purpose-
defect breasts / testicular cancer in it's early stages
oftern-
every month |
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U.S. citizens rule the power of the government through voting representative government |
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The people's views are represented in government when they vote. Laws are made for people.
State government are based on same principle |
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The powers of the government are split between National, State governments.
(Delegated. concurrent and reserved powers) |
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Powers of the governent are divided by 3 branches of Governments Legislative, Executive and Judicial |
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President - enforces laws |
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Supreme Court - interpret laws |
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Power is evenly distributed by checks and balances
-each has a specific role/powers
-have a check/block over other branches |
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Abuse of power is prevented by having limits on government powers - bill of rights
All people must obey the laws even elected officials
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Personal freedoms are protected by the bill of rights (natural rights) |
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Important Anti - Federalist |
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Strong Central Government, loose interpretation of the constitution, favored the wealthy, favored tariffs and taxes. |
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Favor the common man, favors states rights and strict interpretation of the Constitution, opposes protective tariffs and taxes |
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Legislative Branch - Congress |
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Article 1
Makes Laws
Declare War
2 Houses Senate and House of Representatives
Power to Tax |
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President
VP
Cabinet
Article 2
Enforce the Laws
Power to Veto
Commander and chief of the armed forces
Nominates the Supreme Court Justices |
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Supreme Court and Federal Courts
Article 3
Interprets Laws
Declare laws unconstitutional
Judicial Review
Settle disputes between states and U.S. and foreign countries
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435 members
two year term
25 years old
can impeach president |
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100 members
6 year term
at least 30 years old
try impeachment case against president |
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Where was the Constitutional Convention held? |
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Definition
Independance Hall in Philidelphia |
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Why did they meet at the Constitutional Convention?
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Issues that led to the convention |
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shays rebellion
worried about the relations with U.S. and foreign countries
boundary disputes between states
no power to tax |
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Who was at the Constitutional Convention |
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George Washington
James Madison
Edmond Randolph
William Patterson |
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Definition
James Madison wrote it
in it they created the three branches of gov.
congress
representatian based on population |
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William Pattersom
all states are representated equally by having two rep.
one house of congress |
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Roger Sherman of Conneticut
house and senate= congress
senate= 2 rep.
house= population |
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Southern:wanted slaves counted as population
Northeners: not counted as population
Commpromise: count as 3/5 |
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Commerce and slave trade agreement/Compromise |
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Congress:
- interfeared with slave trade for 20 years
- control trade between states
- can tax exports
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- a formal statement of the fundamental rights of the people of the United States, incorporated in the constitution as 1st 10 Amendments
- Anti-Federalist wanted the amendments added
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- more perfect union
- establish justice
- insure domestic tranquility
- provide for common defence
- promote general welfare and blessings of liberty
- accept constitution for the plan of gov.
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formal friendhip between nations |
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two houses,
relates to congress |
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give up something to get something |
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a group that is loosely assosiated with each other (states in a.o.c.) |
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gov. made by people through elections |
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to have formal charges to remove an elected official from office |
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a foreign soldier hired for money |
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raise money through taxation |
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Judicial Review
(Marbury vs Madison) |
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Gave the Supreme Court the power to declare of laws of Congress unconstitutional |
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Ratification of the Constitution |
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needed 9 of the 13 states to become law (New Hampshire was 9th state)
Delaware 1st
Rhode Island last 13th
March 4th, 1789 |
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what are the seven principles of the constitution |
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- Republicanism
- Separation of powers
- Limited gov.
- Popular sovereignty
- Federalism
- Checks and balances
- Individual rights
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How many articles were in the Articles of Confederation |
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