Scholastic Choices Quiz - 1/13/17 - Hillary Cheaney | Laabri

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A) Social Studies

B) Math

C) Language Arts

D) Science

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A) 30 minutes

B) 90 minutes

C) 1 hour

D) 2 hours

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A) 6.1 hours

B) 2 hours

C) 10 hours

D) 4 hours

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A) Teens are natural procrastinators, so expecting them to do many projects at one time is not going to work

B) Homework limits opportunities to learn from other activities and experiences

C) Teens are under a lot of pressure to participate in extracurricular activities

D) Having too much homework, especially during sports seasons, causes teens to work late and stay up late in order to try to complete their assignments

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A) tackling homework every day teaches students time management and organizational skills

B) homework is given by teachers to help to reinforce lessons learned in class

C) if homework were limited, we might not be able to cover all of the information we need to know

D) all of the above choices are correct

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A) gummy bear

B) cheese puff

C) pizza

D) peanut butter

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A) instant noodles

B) oatmeal

C) homemade cookies

D) carrots

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A) blue, green, and purple

B) black, white, and gray

C) red, yellow, and orange

D) pink, purple, and white

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A) The cerebral cortex is naturally wired to crave these substances and will show signs of distress in the event that they are lacking

B) Back in prehistoric times, these ingredients were so rare that gorging on them when they were available was important to survival. Today, however, artificially sweet, fatty, and salty foods are cheap and plentiful - so your primal instincts can set you up to binge

C) These substances are known to release chemicals into your brain that are necessary for survival

D) These substances added flavor to the foods that prehistoric people were often seeking out and consuming

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A) Choosing to use more natural flavors in foods such as garlic, onion, and white pepper

B) Promoting more fresh food choices rather than frozen food choices

C) Putting more salt crystals on the inside of food rather than the outside of food

D) Offering incentive programs for people that choose foods to eat that are low in fat, sugar, and salt counts

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A) quickly

B) constructively

C) aggressively

D) defensively

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A) sometimes

B) often

C) always

D) frequently

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A) compromise

B) scared surrender

C) silent treatment

D) diplomat

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A) Looking down at the floor when talking with them

B) Crossing your arms to show that you're not afraid of them

C) Clenching your fists to keep from lashing out

D) Maintaining eye contact with them to show that you're open to hearing the other person's opinion

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A) aggressively

B) delicately or gently

C) quickly

D) slowly

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A) drinking orange juice

B) getting lots of sleep

C) using antibacterial soap

D) taking immune boosters

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A) 100.4

B) 99.9

C) 102

D) 101.6

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A) booster

B) vaccination

C) pill

D) vitamin

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A) fiber

B) protein

C) fat

D) sugar