Unit Test — Cumulative exam Answers

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Which of these side effects of drinking alcohol can impact a person’s ability to drive?

A
lowered school performance
B
decreased emotions
C
heightened coordination
D
distorted vision and hearing
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Which statement describes a personal pressure that is commonly associated with tobacco or nicotine use?

A
Children have parents who smoke.
B
Laws regulate the sale and distribution of tobacco.
C
Celebrities use tobacco products in the media.
D
Tobacco is recognized as a good stress reliever.
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Which scenario exemplifies creating boundaries within a relationship?

A
Elena and Tomás have been dating for a few months. While Elena is vocal about consent and her preferences, Tomás often dismisses the idea and claims that it is unnecessary.
B
Carrie and John have engaged in sexual activity without discussing preferences. They have made assumptions about what the other person wants and have not discussed consent.
C
Davide and Christopher have open and honest discussions about their sexual preferences. They have agreed to always use protection and have regular conversations about preferences.
D
Maria and Michaela have differing sexual desires and preferences, but they never openly discuss them. Instead, they often find themselves in uncomfortable situations due to misunderstandings.
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When discovering they have an STD, which person is acting most responsibly?

A
Micha always uses a condom when having sex, so he does not have to inform his partner about having an STD.
B
Leslie only engages in oral sex, so she does not pass on her STD to her partners.
C
Daniel stopped engaging in sexual activity until he can get to the doctor to discuss treatment options.
D
Gina takes her medication for her STD and has now resumed sexual activity even though sores are still present.
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Which situation will most likely result in sexual risk?

A
Marisol is a member of her school's sex education club, and she actively promotes safe-sex practices among her peers.
B
Kumail is not sexually active, but he has learned about different methods of contraception to prepare for having a relationship one day.
C
Cristal recently met a boy at a party and decided to engage in sexual activity without discussing contraceptive methods with him.
D
Billy and his partner, Enrique, openly communicate about their boundaries and regularly use condoms to lower the chance of disease.
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When researching abstinence, how are reliable resources identified?

A
Websites are chosen based on popularity.
B
Information found online is trusted indiscriminately.
C
Sources ending in .gov or .edu are sought out.
D
Opinions from social media influencers are relied on.
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Which is a characteristic of an upstander?

A
action-oriented
B
passive
C
cowardly
D
quiet
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Amelie wants to make her home as safe as possible for her family. Which step can best accomplish this?

A
Ensure firearms are loaded.
B
Store medicine on a bottom cabinet shelf.
C
Test to see whether a carbon monoxide detector works.
D
Transfer all chemicals to new, unlabeled containers.
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Which statement describes a physical benefit of practicing abstinence?

A
Abstinence eliminates the risk of pregnancy.
B
Abstinence reduces the likelihood of alcohol abuse.
C
Abstinence increases the likelihood of graduating.
D
Abstinence allows people to establish more stable relationships.
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Which is one way that alcohol affects driving?

A
Alcohol impairs motor skills.
B
Alcohol improves decision-making.
C
Alcohol increases normal brain function.
D
Alcohol speeds up the nervous system.
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How does empathy differ from sympathy?

A
Empathy is positive, and sympathy is negative.
B
Empathy hurts people, and sympathy is a helpful emotion.
C
Empathy involves feeling what another person feels, and sympathy does not.
D
Empathy focuses on one’s own feelings about events, and sympathy does not.
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How is healthy communication supported by abstinence?

A
It is ignored during stressful situations.
B
It is enhanced through emotional closeness.
C
It is avoided to prioritize individual goals.
D
It is reduced by social isolation.
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What symptom is one of the most common indicators of nicotine withdrawal?

A
water retention
B
muscle twitching
C
chronic headaches
D
musculoskeletal system
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How can artificial intelligence personalize content?

A
by entirely replacing human decision-making in all areas
B
by collecting and analyzing user data to identify preferences
C
by removing the need for a variety of content sources
D
by providing completely random suggestions for users
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Which situation would most likely benefit from peer mediation?

A
Two students disagree on how to share a locker.
B
One student is upset because he was offered drugs.
C
A student is struggling to get good grades in math.
D
Two peers have a disagreement that ends in a fistfight.
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Which issue are teen parents more likely to experience than adult parents?

A
low-paying jobs
B
loss of friendships
C
constant responsibility
D
limited childcare availability
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Which is a possible legal consequence of underage drinking?

A
fines
B
loss of friendships
C
decline in overall health
D
poor school performance

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