PSHE EOY Revision

• Citizenship
• Lower Secondary (Key Stage 3)

PSHE EOY Revision

What is the legal drinking age in the UK?

1. 21 years old
2. 16 years old
3. 25 years old
4. 18 years old

Which substance is a common stimulant?

1. Cocaine
2. Heroin
3. Cannabis
4. Alcohol

Which drug is known for causing hallucinations?

1. Caffeine
2. Alcohol
3. Nicotine
4. LSD

Name a short term effect of consuming alcohol

1. Hangovers
2. Heart Disease
3. Anxiety
4. Kidney Disease

What is a key component of a balanced diet?

1. Sugary snacks
2. Fruits and vegetables
3. Soft drinks
4. Processed meats

How many hours of sleep do adults need?

1. 5 to 7 hours
2. 7 to 9 hours
3. 3 to 5 hours
4. 10 to 12 hours

What should be limited in a balanced diet?

1. Healthy fats
2. Added sugars
3. Lean proteins
4. Whole grains

What is body image?

1. A type of exercise routine
2. A diet plan
3. A fashion trend
4. How one perceives their own body

How does social media affect body image?

1. It has no impact
2. It encourages positive self-esteem
3. It can lead to negative self-perception
4. It promotes healthy body standards

Which media often portrays unrealistic body types?

1. News channels
2. Educational websites
3. Fashion magazines and advertisements
4. Documentary films

What can reduce negative body image?

1. Following strict diet plans
2. Comparing oneself to others
3. Promoting body positivity and acceptance
4. Avoiding all social media

What is one impact of media on youth?

1. Improved self-confidence and body love
2. Encouragement to be unique
3. Increased pressure to look a certain way
4. Promotion of diverse body types

What is mental health?

1. Social media presence
2. Physical fitness level
3. Emotional and psychological well-being
4. Absence of any mental illness

Which is a sign of depression?

1. Excessive happiness
2. Persistent sadness and low mood
3. Increased energy and motivation
4. Frequent socialising

What can help improve mental health?

1. Mindfulness and meditation
2. Overworking continuously
3. Regular physical activity
4. Ignoring feelings

What is consent?

1. A one-time approval
2. Agreement to participate
3. Informed and voluntary decision
4. Silence means consent

How can you give consent?

1. Ignoring someone's request
2. Clearly saying yes
3. Written agreement
4. Assuming consent is given

Is consent reversible?

1. No, once given, it's permanent
2. Consent can change at any time
3. Consent is always implied
4. Yes, it can be withdrawn

What is sexting?

1. Sending casual texts to friends
2. Sharing nude photos with consent
3. Sending sexually explicit messages
4. Posting on social media

What can be a consequence of sexting?

1. Legal issues for minors
2. Emotional distress for individuals
3. Winning a prize
4. Gaining more friends

Who is at risk from sexting?

1. Professional athletes
2. Teenagers
3. Young adults
4. Elderly people

What should you consider before sexting?

1. The weather forecast
2. Consent from the other person
3. Your favourite TV show
4. Potential for sharing without permission

How can sexting affect relationships?

1. Causing trust issues
2. Always strengthening the bond
3. Leading to misunderstandings
4. Improving communication skills

What is child exploitation?

1. Supporting children's mental health
2. Using children for illegal activities
3. Offering children job opportunities
4. Providing children with educational resources

What is FGM?

1. A cultural dance tradition
2. A type of medical procedure
3. Female genital mutilation
4. A form of child education

Which is a consequence of child exploitation?

1. Trauma and psychological harm
2. Increased family income
3. Improved educational outcomes
4. Enhanced social skills

What is knife crime?

1. Use of a knife in crime
2. Collecting knives as hobby
3. Assault with a knife
4. Using a knife for cooking

What does 'county lines' refer to?

1. Exploitation of vulnerable individuals
2. A type of railway service
3. Running a farm in the countryside
4. Drug dealing across counties

What is a consequence of knife crime?

1. Improved community relations
2. Prison sentences
3. Winning awards
4. Increased public fear

Which age group is often involved in knife crime?

1. Young people
2. Teenagers
3. Children under 10
4. Elderly citizens

How can county lines impact communities?

1. Rise in drug-related crime
2. Increase in violence
3. Improvement of community ties
4. Boost in local business

What is a common cause of relationship breakdowns?

1. Shared interests
2. Poor communication
3. Lack of trust
4. Excessive compliments

How can you maintain positive relationships?

1. Mutual respect
2. Avoiding difficult conversations
3. Ignoring each other's feelings
4. Regular communication

What is essential for resolving conflicts?

1. Avoiding the issue
2. Yelling loudly
3. Open dialogue
4. Active listening