Unit 1 jeopardy game
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This PowerPoint Jeopardy game covers topics related to health, risk behavior, decision making, goals, and miscellaneous health questions. It includes 10 questions worth 10, 20, 30, 40, and 50 points in each category. Some example questions are about the three areas of the health triangle, definitions of health and wellness, the health continuum, top risk behaviors for people aged 24 and below, the GREAT decision making model, and characteristics of short term versus long term goals. The game is designed to test knowledge across various health domains.
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- 1. Powerpoint Jeopardy Overall Health Risk Behavior Decision Making Goals Miscelaneous 10 10 10 10 10 20 20 20 20 20 30 30 30 30 30 40 40 40 40 40 50 50 50 50 50
- 2. What are the three areas of your Health Triangle?
- 3. What is the definition for Health?
- 4. What is the definition of Wellness?
- 5. What is the Health Continuum?
- 6. Come up to the board and draw the “health continuum.” Label at least 6 spots on the continuum.
- 7. Which of the following health influences Is under your complete control? Environment, Heredity, Behavior, Culture
- 8. Actions that can potentially threaten your health.
- 9. Which is true about the consequences of risks? A) Long-term consequences can be harmful to your health and well-being. B) Consequences can be fatal. C) Short-term consequences can be harmful to your health and well-being. D) All of the abovẽ̃́
- 10. What are 3 of the top 6 risk behaviors For people aged 24 and below?
- 11. What is a cumulative risk? Give an example
- 12. G.R.E.A.T are the steps to help us do what?
- 13. What does the G stand for in G.R.E.A.T
- 14. What does R and E stand for in G.R.E.A.T
- 15. Give an example of how to use A in the GREAT decision making model?
- 16. Without help from anyone what are does GREAT stand for?
- 17. Those things that you aim for that take planning and work.
- 18. What is a characteristic that separates a short term goal and a long term goal?
- 19. How do you reach a long term goal?
- 20. What is the defintion for an action plan?
- 21. Name at least four of the six steps to an action plan.
- 22. Your hair color, eye color, and possibly diseases in your family are all part of your ____________.
- 23. ______________ is the sum of your surroundings.
- 24. Identify the two types of environment.
- 25. Name two ways the the media can influence your health.
- 26. What are the two ways to avoid or reduce risks?
- 27. Answers Health- The combination of Physical, mental/emotional, and social well being. Mental/Emotional, and Social well-being. An overall state of well-being or total Wellness- health. Top 6 Risk Behaviors- Tobacco Use Alcohol and Drug Use Unhealthy Diet Sexual Behaviors Inadequate Physical Activity Behaviors that result in Injuries/Violence
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