WGU C458 Health, Fitness and
Wellness Exam Questions And
Answers Graded A 2026/2027
Indicators of childhood depression - ANSWER>Lack of interest- daydreams, withdrawn, poor schoolwork, disruptive
Change in appetite- picks at food, gives away food, increase in appetite
Changes in sleep pattern- falls asleep in class, listless, tardy, poor attention in class
Loss of energy- tired or restless behavior
Blaming self inappropriately- self-critical, cries quickly, upset by surprises or changes
Negative feelings of self-worth- critical of others, socially withdrawn, doesn't stand up for herself/himself
, Feelings of sadness, hopelessness, and worry- sad, unhappy, feels defeated, withdrawn, acts frightened, poor peer
relationships
Morbid thoughts- talks or writes about death, overreacts to someone's death
Aggressive or negative behavior-picks on others, talks back, easily frustrated
Increased agitation- cannot sit still, short attention span, makes noise, talks under breath
Increased psychosomatic complaints- frequently complains of headaches, stomachaches, or vague physical
symptoms
Decreased academic performance- drop in grades, poor concentration, messy work area, poor test performance
Poor attention and concentration- cannot stay on task, frequently interrupts, disruptive behavior, appears not to
listen
Latchkey child - ANSWER>any child who is regularly left without direct adult supervision before or after school
Wellness Exam Questions And
Answers Graded A 2026/2027
Indicators of childhood depression - ANSWER>Lack of interest- daydreams, withdrawn, poor schoolwork, disruptive
Change in appetite- picks at food, gives away food, increase in appetite
Changes in sleep pattern- falls asleep in class, listless, tardy, poor attention in class
Loss of energy- tired or restless behavior
Blaming self inappropriately- self-critical, cries quickly, upset by surprises or changes
Negative feelings of self-worth- critical of others, socially withdrawn, doesn't stand up for herself/himself
, Feelings of sadness, hopelessness, and worry- sad, unhappy, feels defeated, withdrawn, acts frightened, poor peer
relationships
Morbid thoughts- talks or writes about death, overreacts to someone's death
Aggressive or negative behavior-picks on others, talks back, easily frustrated
Increased agitation- cannot sit still, short attention span, makes noise, talks under breath
Increased psychosomatic complaints- frequently complains of headaches, stomachaches, or vague physical
symptoms
Decreased academic performance- drop in grades, poor concentration, messy work area, poor test performance
Poor attention and concentration- cannot stay on task, frequently interrupts, disruptive behavior, appears not to
listen
Latchkey child - ANSWER>any child who is regularly left without direct adult supervision before or after school
