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What does the Red Cross provide during a disaster?

A
compensation
B
food
C
insurance
D
therapy
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Which action can individuals take to impact their community in the area of physical fitness?

A
Start a reading club.
B
Grow a garden.
C
Organize a food drive.
D
Help maintain walking trails.
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Which would most likely result in a long-term injury?

A
jumping off a wall
B
swimming in designated areas
C
playing in a controlled environment
D
wearing a new helmet when bicycle riding
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In which scenario does bullying occur?

A
Lilly is laughed at by a group of older girls.
B
Another player bumps into Levi while they are playing an intramural basketball game.
C
Ian is not invited to a classmate’s birthday party.
D
Reese is “unfriended” by an acquaintance on social media.
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What does an individual’s social environment include? Select four options.

A
family
B
advertisements
C
friends
D
peer group
E
community
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What are the primary steps for developing a plan to lead a substance-free life? Select three options.

A
planning ahead
B
being willing to fail
C
developing strategies
D
determining outcomes
E
criticizing yourself often
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Which scenario best demonstrates empathy?

A
Jade’s friends encourage her to drive more slowly in bad weather conditions.
B
Staci’s friends defend her when she is falsely accused of cheating.
C
Harrison’s friends split the pizza evenly among everyone in the group.
D
Connor’s friends listen and say they understand as he explains that his parents are separating.
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Which type of risk factor for underage drinking includes gang presence and income inequality?

A
family
B
physical
C
personal
D
community
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Which action is an appropriate immediate response to a flood?

A
removing wet clothing
B
marking floodwater levels
C
avoiding crossing flowing water
D
walking, not driving, through water
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Which private communities can promote healthy nutrition and physical fitness? Select three options.

A
state schools
B
families
C
churches
D
synagogues
E
local governments
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Which could be harmful to the fetus if consumed during pregnancy?

A
sushi
B
olive oil
C
cooked shrimp
D
decaffeinated tea
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Which are risk factors for suicide? Select four options.

A
mental health disorders
B
substance abuse
C
side effects from medications
D
having a relative who is suicidal
E
experiencing a minor change in life
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Simon and Amelie are siblings. Amelie was upset about a low score she received on a school test. Simon tried to improve her mood because he could relate to how Amelie felt.

A
value
B
respect
C
honesty
D
empathy
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What is the primary reason the body needs nutrients?

A
to aid in new growth
B
to reduce oxygen in the body
C
to help wounds heal slowly
D
to fight bacterial infections
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Paul and Emilka have a child together. If Paul decides to leave Emilka and the baby, how will his legal obligations change?

A
He will need to provide child support.
B
He will no longer be the legal father.
C
He will no longer have a legal obligation.
D
He will need to get custody of the child.
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Which of these strategies are used to prevent substance use and abuse? Select three options.

A
barriers
B
delaying
C
negotiation
D
decision-making
E
developing a plan
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Which phrase accurately describes total body fat? Select three options.

A
nonessential forms of fat in the body
B
essential fat needed for normal body functioning
C
a type of fat also known as storage fat
D
a fat used to determine total body mass
E
a fat that helps calculate relative total body composition
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Which are consequences of smoking while pregnant? Select three options.

A
SIDS
B
stillbirth
C
painful delivery
D
birth defects
E
large birth weight
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Which action best demonstrates openness?

A
keeping strong feelings to oneself
B
knowing oneself and what one wants
C
sharing an important experience in one’s life
D
arguing over differences of opinion
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Which action is likely to reduce teenagers' risk of contracting a sexually transmitted infection (STI)?

A
ignoring common misconceptions about STIs
B
challenging facts about contracting STIs
C
educating them about the effects of risky behavior
D
promoting the positive aspects of sexual activity

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