Year 9 Yearly Exam Revision Jeopardy Template

Me, Myself and I	Responding Positively to Life's Challenges	Relationships
100 How you perceive yourself and the collection of personal traits or characteristics that define you. What is a sense of self?	100 when you are influenced by a peer or a group of people to act in a certain way. What is Peer Pressure	100 a connection between 2 people or a group of people What is a relationship?
200 comparing yourself to others being teased about your appearance extreme dieting pressuring yourself to have a certain body shape or size societal expectations What are 3 factors or behaviours that can affect your negatively affect your body image	200 motivated positive thinking work ethic willingness to accept help from others no quit attitude What are 3 characteristics of a resilient person?	200 different types intimate relationship (partner) family friends work colleagues teacher/student benefits less stress collaboration support enjoyment intimacy What are 3 different types of relationships and 3 benefits of them
300 positive self talk speak to someone you trust or a friend to help verbally telling the bully to stop telling an adult What are 3 strategies you can implement to stand up to bullying	300 Tafe more practical focus lower entry requirements shorter course completion times lower costs University Much greater choice opportunity to travel overseas gain in-depth knowledge and experience gain highly recognisable certifications what are 2 differences advantages of studying at Tafe, and 2 Advantages of studying at University	300 consent is permission for something to happen or an agreement to do something. What is consent and what scenarios do you need to ask for consent?
400 could be any of the following: Women are solely stay at home wifes/caregivers Men are the sole money maker/provider in the family Men are supposed to be strong, manly, confident Women are supposed to have 'clean' jobs women are easily scared while men are brave. Women working numbers have increased more women participating in sport gender pay gap is narrowing men and women sharing childcare roles more women in blue collar work What are 3 gender stereotypes that previously existed in society and give 3 examples of how these have changed.	400 Positives independence learn new skills What are 3 positives and 3 negatives of moving out of home?	400 Discrimination: Treating someone unfairly or ‘less favourably’ because they happen to belong to a particular group of people. Harassment: Any form of behaviour that you do not want, or that offends, humiliates or intimidates you. Vilification: To say or write unpleasant things about someone or something in order to cause other people to have a bad opinion of that person or thing. define the 3 terms: Discrimination, Harassment and Vilification
500 S - specific - goals must be narrow and specific to overarching goal M - measureable - do they have a distinct end and finish. how will you know if you have achieved it? A - attainable - are they achievable? R - relevant - align with long term values and overarching goal T - time based - set an end date to enhance motivation and task prioritisation Define what each of the following is in SMART Goals, S M A R T	500 role - guarantees all Australians access to a range of hospital and health care services at a low or no cost eligibility - people over 15, people under 15 can go on their parents. Australian citizens or people with a visa What is the role of medicare and who is eligible for a card? eligibility - people over 15, people under 15 can go on their parents. Australian citizens or people with a visa	500 Physical abuse - harming someone emotional abuse - abuse that isnt physical, and are behaviours that are meant to control, isolate or frighten you sexual abuse - unwanted sexual behaviour by force Define the three types of abuse and give 2 examples for each: Physical Emotional Sexual

Year 9 Yearly Exam Revision

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