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In a middle school class, students work in groups to list factors that influence personal health and
growth. One group's list is shown below.
exercising resting and sleeping
having a family history of high blood pressure
spending lots of time on social media
eating a good breakfast
getting a tattoo
using tanning beds
using tobacco or nicotine products
living in an unsafe neighborhood
Which of the following approaches would be most effective for the teacher to use in encouraging
students' application of critical thinking skills in the context of this activity? correct answers
discussing with students which of the identified health-related factors can and cannot be
controlled by individuals, and why or why not
During the Piagetian concrete operational stage of development (about ages 7 to 11), physical
education students benefit from frequent opportunities to move and manipulate objects, because
at this stage they: correct answers possess a system of thinking that is tied to physical reality.
A health education teacher is introducing first-grade students to a series of lessons on human
body systems. Which of the following lesson objectives would be most developmentally
appropriate for these students? correct answers identifying habits that positively influence the
healthy functioning of the body (e.g., related to hygiene, nutrition)
One beneficial adaptation that occurs in the human cardiorespiratory system in response to
regular aerobic exercise is a decrease in resting heart rate. This occurs primarily because: correct
answers as the heart grows stronger, it pumps fewer times to deliver sufficient volumes of blood
to the body.
, Which of the following statements accurately describes how nicotine in tobacco, e- cigarette, and
vaping products affects the functioning of a body system? correct answers In the circulatory
system, plaque forms on artery walls and clotting tendency increases, as does the risk of harmful
blood clots.
Which of the following food sources are most effective for providing the nutrients to make the
glucose and glycogen that students need for daily energy? correct answers milk, yogurt, whole
grains, fruits, and vegetables
A student who is food shopping is evaluating nutrition-related claims on food packaging, such as
"high in fiber," "reduced cholesterol," and "extra lean." Which of the following strategies would
be most useful for the student to use? correct answers reviewing the types and percentages of
nutrients on the Nutrition Facts label and the list of ingredients on the food products
Children raised in environments of parental/guardian discord and dysfunction are at a significant
risk for developing anxiety disorders, primarily because these children: correct answers assume
blame for the parental/guardian strife.
A high school student tells a friend that recent life events have caused the student to feel deep
sadness and despair. The student then says, "I should just kill myself." The friend's response to
the student's statement should be based on which of the following assumptions? correct answers
Expression of suicidal thoughts may precede a suicide attempt.
A parent/guardian is becoming increasingly frustrated by the disheveled condition of the home
and wants the children to take more responsibility for keeping it clean. Which of the following
"I" statements would be most appropriate and effective for conveying the parent/guardian's
desire for change? correct answers I need more organization in this house
Which of the following behaviors by a partner in a teen dating relationship would be the most
significant indicator that the relationship is probably healthy? correct answers maintaining
contact with established friends and pursuing favorite activities while showing interest in the
other partner's endeavors
In a middle school class, students work in groups to list factors that influence personal health and
growth. One group's list is shown below.
exercising resting and sleeping
having a family history of high blood pressure
spending lots of time on social media
eating a good breakfast
getting a tattoo
using tanning beds
using tobacco or nicotine products
living in an unsafe neighborhood
Which of the following approaches would be most effective for the teacher to use in encouraging
students' application of critical thinking skills in the context of this activity? correct answers
discussing with students which of the identified health-related factors can and cannot be
controlled by individuals, and why or why not
During the Piagetian concrete operational stage of development (about ages 7 to 11), physical
education students benefit from frequent opportunities to move and manipulate objects, because
at this stage they: correct answers possess a system of thinking that is tied to physical reality.
A health education teacher is introducing first-grade students to a series of lessons on human
body systems. Which of the following lesson objectives would be most developmentally
appropriate for these students? correct answers identifying habits that positively influence the
healthy functioning of the body (e.g., related to hygiene, nutrition)
One beneficial adaptation that occurs in the human cardiorespiratory system in response to
regular aerobic exercise is a decrease in resting heart rate. This occurs primarily because: correct
answers as the heart grows stronger, it pumps fewer times to deliver sufficient volumes of blood
to the body.
, Which of the following statements accurately describes how nicotine in tobacco, e- cigarette, and
vaping products affects the functioning of a body system? correct answers In the circulatory
system, plaque forms on artery walls and clotting tendency increases, as does the risk of harmful
blood clots.
Which of the following food sources are most effective for providing the nutrients to make the
glucose and glycogen that students need for daily energy? correct answers milk, yogurt, whole
grains, fruits, and vegetables
A student who is food shopping is evaluating nutrition-related claims on food packaging, such as
"high in fiber," "reduced cholesterol," and "extra lean." Which of the following strategies would
be most useful for the student to use? correct answers reviewing the types and percentages of
nutrients on the Nutrition Facts label and the list of ingredients on the food products
Children raised in environments of parental/guardian discord and dysfunction are at a significant
risk for developing anxiety disorders, primarily because these children: correct answers assume
blame for the parental/guardian strife.
A high school student tells a friend that recent life events have caused the student to feel deep
sadness and despair. The student then says, "I should just kill myself." The friend's response to
the student's statement should be based on which of the following assumptions? correct answers
Expression of suicidal thoughts may precede a suicide attempt.
A parent/guardian is becoming increasingly frustrated by the disheveled condition of the home
and wants the children to take more responsibility for keeping it clean. Which of the following
"I" statements would be most appropriate and effective for conveying the parent/guardian's
desire for change? correct answers I need more organization in this house
Which of the following behaviors by a partner in a teen dating relationship would be the most
significant indicator that the relationship is probably healthy? correct answers maintaining
contact with established friends and pursuing favorite activities while showing interest in the
other partner's endeavors