Deck 3: The Comprehensive School Health Education Curriculum: A Blueprint for Implementing the National Health Education Standards
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Deck 3: The Comprehensive School Health Education Curriculum: A Blueprint for Implementing the National Health Education Standards
1
List and describe the three domains of health.
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2
Provide an example of a behavioral objective. What are the five components of a behavioral objective?
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3
Health literacy is best characterized by the ability to
A) demonstrate expertise in an area related to personal health.
B) continue learning and solving health-related problems.
C) select the best insurance coverage.
D) identify health care fraud.
A) demonstrate expertise in an area related to personal health.
B) continue learning and solving health-related problems.
C) select the best insurance coverage.
D) identify health care fraud.
continue learning and solving health-related problems.
4
Which of the following is NOT one of the three domains of health?
A) physical
B) intellectual
C) family-social
D) mental-emotional
A) physical
B) intellectual
C) family-social
D) mental-emotional
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5
Wellness is best defined according to
A) quality of life.
B) level of control.
C) athletic achievement.
D) absence of disease or injury.
A) quality of life.
B) level of control.
C) athletic achievement.
D) absence of disease or injury.
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6
Health status is measured by
A) absence or presence of disease.
B) score on a test of health literacy.
C) number of controllable health factors.
D) totaling all positive and negative health influences.
A) absence or presence of disease.
B) score on a test of health literacy.
C) number of controllable health factors.
D) totaling all positive and negative health influences.
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7
The purpose of a Scope and Sequence Chart is
A) to keep health students on-task.
B) to provide a blueprint for curriculum.
C) to test students when each course is completed.
D) to assign specific topics to specific grade levels.
A) to keep health students on-task.
B) to provide a blueprint for curriculum.
C) to test students when each course is completed.
D) to assign specific topics to specific grade levels.
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8
Which of the following best completes this behavioral objective? "After reading the Chapter, the student will
A) apply his or her understanding of food groups."
B) fully understand the concept of food groups."
C) accurately describe each major food group."
D) master the concept of food groups."
A) apply his or her understanding of food groups."
B) fully understand the concept of food groups."
C) accurately describe each major food group."
D) master the concept of food groups."
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9
Which of the following best describes the general adaptation syndrome?
A) each subsequent response to a stressor decreases in severity
B) gradually extinguishing responses to specific stressors
C) implementing positive physical responses to stressors
D) the manner in which the body responds to stressors
A) each subsequent response to a stressor decreases in severity
B) gradually extinguishing responses to specific stressors
C) implementing positive physical responses to stressors
D) the manner in which the body responds to stressors
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10
Which of the following is the best tool to make the grading of portfolios, projects, and other activities more objective?
A) rubrics
B) attestation
C) technology
D) self-evaluations
A) rubrics
B) attestation
C) technology
D) self-evaluations
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11
The guidelines for teaching students health standard 1 includes all EXCEPT
A) study health knowledge.
B) discourage questions.
C) help students form concepts.
D) use concepts to promote health.
A) study health knowledge.
B) discourage questions.
C) help students form concepts.
D) use concepts to promote health.
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12
All of the following are things that might influence students' health behaviors except:
A) Heroes
B) Technology and culture
C) Media
D) all of the choices are correct
A) Heroes
B) Technology and culture
C) Media
D) all of the choices are correct
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13
Which of the following is the most important communication skill when avoiding unhealthy behavior?
A) refusal
B) agreement
C) persuasion
D) body language
A) refusal
B) agreement
C) persuasion
D) body language
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14
The main purpose of health behavior inventories is to
A) learn what motivates each person.
B) enhance decision-making.
C) list health goals.
D) reinforce goals.
A) learn what motivates each person.
B) enhance decision-making.
C) list health goals.
D) reinforce goals.
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15
Once you have achieved a health goal, you should
A) forget it.
B) reward yourself.
C) pretend you haven't.
D) change all of your other goals.
A) forget it.
B) reward yourself.
C) pretend you haven't.
D) change all of your other goals.
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16
The integration of anti-drug abuse education into the language arts curriculum is an example of the technique known as
A) infusion.
B) inference.
C) taxonomy.
D) assessment.
A) infusion.
B) inference.
C) taxonomy.
D) assessment.
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17
The exclusive emphasis of health literacy is on building a base of health knowledge.
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18
Health education standards specify what students should know and be able to do.
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19
Health goals are intended not only to be achieved, but also maintained.
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20
Self-responsibility refers to a person's ability to reduce and care for their own health risks.
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21
Education in the health standards begins with learning health facts.
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22
Advocacy is a good way to demonstrate a commitment to health.
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23
Direct observation is an unreliable way to assess students' mastery of health standards.
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24
Health behavior contracts and journals are examples of performance projects.
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25
A document written by someone else about a student's work for inclusion in a portfolio is called a production.
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