أسئلة: Unit 1: Living Well in a Complex World

Which of the following phrases is an example of neutral or hedging language used to correct media bias?

• Everyone knows that social media is harmful.
• Research indicates that some studies suggest a link between social media and self-image.
• Social media destroys teenagers' confidence completely.
• All teenagers are definitely addicted to their phones.

What does the term 'sedentary' refer to in the context of healthy lifestyles?

• High levels of physical activity.
• A lifestyle involving little or no physical activity.
• The practice of mindfulness and meditation.
• A person's internal locus of control.

According to the lesson, what is the recommended duration of moderate to intense daily physical activity for teenagers?

• At least 30 minutes.
• At least 60 minutes.
• At least 90 minutes.
• At least 120 minutes.

What is meant by 'internal locus of control' in the context of personal health responsibility?

• Believing that health results are determined by external environmental factors.
• The belief that individual choices and actions significantly impact one's health outcomes.
• Relying entirely on government policies for personal well-being.
• The tendency to blame social media for all personal problems.

Which of the following is considered a 'structural barrier' to a healthy lifestyle?

• Personal lack of motivation.
• A teenager's choice to sleep late.
• The absence of safe public parks or expensive healthy food options.
• High self-efficacy in sports.

What is the primary purpose of using rhetorical questions in media content?

• To provide factual data and statistics.
• To engage the audience and influence their perspective.
• To eliminate any form of bias.
• To define complex vocabulary terms.

Which of the following best describes the 'JRE' method mentioned in the lesson?

• Justify, Reason, Evidence.
• Judgment, Research, Evaluation.
• Journaling, Reasoning, Explanation.
• Joint Responsibility, Evidence.

How does physical activity contribute to mental well-being according to the unit?

• By increasing stress and anxiety levels.
• By releasing endorphins and boosting self-confidence.
• By reducing the need for social interaction.
• By replacing the need for healthy nutrition.

What does 'self-efficacy' refer to?

• The ability to influence government policy.
• A person's belief in their ability to succeed in specific situations.
• The external pressure from social media platforms.
• The biological need for sleep.

Which of the following is a characteristic of biased media writing?

• Using hedging language.
• Relying on neutral evidence.
• Using absolute generalizations like 'always' or 'everyone'.
• Acknowledging different perspectives.

What is the main theme of the 'Shared Responsibility' section?

• Health is solely the responsibility of the government.
• Health is entirely an individual choice regardless of environment.
• Well-being is a collective effort involving individuals, families, and society.
• Mental health is not affected by social media.

What is the function of a participial phrase in writing?

• To connect ideas and add precise details.
• To create bias in the text.
• To replace the need for evidence.
• To ask the reader a question.

What does the term 'resilience' mean in the context of mental health?

• The ability to avoid all stress.
• The capacity to recover quickly from difficulties.
• The tendency to follow social media trends.
• The complete lack of emotional response.

Which of the following best describes 'agency'?

• The power to act and make choices.
• The act of being sedentary.
• A type of media bias.
• The government's role in health.

Why are social media platforms often criticized in the unit?

• Because they promote too much physical activity.
• Because they create unrealistic expectations through curated images.
• Because they provide too much scientific evidence.
• Because they are entirely controlled by the government.

Choose the correct form: If schools had more playgrounds, students ___ more.

• move
• will move
• would move
• moved

Which sentence uses a non-defining relative clause correctly?

• Mindfulness, that reduces stress, is easy to learn.
• Mindfulness, which reduces stress, is easy to learn.
• Mindfulness which reduces stress, is easy to learn.
• Mindfulness, who reduces stress, is easy to learn.

Rewrite the following biased sentence using neutral/hedging language: 'Social media is the worst thing that ever happened to young people.'

Explain the difference between 'individual responsibility' and 'structural barriers' in explaining unhealthy lifestyles, using an example.

Combine these two sentences using a participial phrase: 'Teenagers follow healthy habits. As a result, they improve their well-being.'