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Which of the following statements is NOT true about social changes during adolescence. A. During adolescence, social changes are caused by physical, emotional, and mental changes. B. During adolescence, many teens have greater responsibilities, which can include chores, good grades, and curfews. C. During adolescence, friendship circles change because of romantic relationships. D. During adolescence, friendships become more important, and therefore, parents can lower their expectations of their children. Please select the best answer from the choices provided.

A
A
B
B
C
C
D
D
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Which factor indicates that a situation is risky?

A
Illegal activities are taking place.
B
There are a lot of people present.
C
It is away from the individual’s home.
D
The individual is socially uncomfortable.
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Which is a positive effect of social media on peer relationships?

A
opportunities for free expression
B
opportunities to establish power over others
C
opportunities to avoid direct contact with peers
D
opportunities to disconnect with the real world
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Which outcome is a benefit of physical activity?

A
management of weight
B
increased risk of stress
C
increased risk of heart attack
D
poor self-esteem, affecting mental health
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When can a person infected with HIV expect to notice symptoms of the virus?A.more than likely, within days of exposureB.always within a few weeks after exposureC.typically, four months after exposureD.typically, but not always, within a few weeks after infection

A
A
B
B
C
C
D
D
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Michael enjoys his granddaughter’s positive attitude. Which characteristic of a healthy relationship does this describe?

A
showing appreciation
B
sharing ideas together
C
spending time together
D
communicating effectively
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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 set of symptoms describes the short-term effects of marijuana?

A
anxiety, irritability, and sleep disturbances
B
fast heart rate with extreme alertness and high energy
C
a serious disconnection from reality, also known as a “trip”
D
altered senses with difficulty in thinking and impaired memory
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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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What is a characteristic of total body fat?

A
It includes stored fat in body tissue.
B
It includes essential fats harmful for cell function.
C
It can be used to determine a person’s body weight.
D
It can be used to determine body mass percentage.
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Which is one of the characteristics of bullying?

A
tolerance
B
compassion
C
repetition
D
respect
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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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Which of the following is NOT a way to transmit STIs? A. through pregnancy B. indirectly touching sex organs C. sharing a dinner utensil D. exposure to an open sore Please select the best answer from the choices provided.

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A
B
B
C
C
D
D
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Which is essential for an emergency kit?

A
rope
B
credit card
C
board game
D
sanitation items
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Study the graph.

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A
A 33-year-old male will consume fewer sugary drinks than a 33-year-old female.
B
Males 20 and older will have a lower risk of developing chronic diseases later in life than females.
C
Males 2 to 19 are more likely to have chronic diseases later in life than females 2 to 19.
D
A 15-year-old female is less likely to make a poor eating choice than a 45-year-old female.
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Which statement about Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) best describes its purpose?

A
It provides breakfast and lunches to school-aged children during the summer months only.
B
It provides fitness programs to low-income pregnant women and young mothers.
C
It provides nutritious food to low-income pregnant women and young mothers.
D
It provides recreational sports programs to school-aged children during the summer.
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Which action can prevent or stop the spread of communicable diseases?

A
receiving vaccinations
B
spending time with younger people
C
avoiding doctors’ offices even when needed
D
staying in large crowds of people who appear healthy
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Enzo is a teenager in a healthy nuclear family. Which effect is most likely to result from Enzo’s upbringing?

A
He will be more likely to experience greater academic achievement.
B
He will be more likely to experiment with different drugs and alcohol.
C
He will be more likely to worry about the dangers within his environment.
D
He will be more likely to experience behavioral problems.
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Joe is a counselor at a summer camp for children ages 13 to 16. During an activity, one of the campers slipped and hit his head. Joe immediately checked for consciousness and found that the boy was not breathing.

A
Call 911.
B
Do compressions.
C
Do compressions while calling 911.
D
Do gentle rescue breathing while calling 911.
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Which is a characteristic of an upstander?

A
action-oriented
B
passive
C
cowardly
D
quiet

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