1. In general, which of the following statements about teenagers is true?
A. They have fewer choices than toddlers.
B. They make less risky choices than adults.
C. Their choices may affect the rest of their lives.
D. All of the choices are correct.
2. Which of the following choices would be considered risky behavior?
A. surfing at the beach
B. getting drunk at a party
C. taking an airplane trip
D. All of the choices are correct.
3. Knowing that the teenage brain rewards risk is:
A. a warning to make choices carefully.
B. an excuse to make bad decisions.
C. not relevant because parents make all decisions for their teens.
D. a reason to lower the drinking age.
4. When trying to decide whether or not to take a risk, a person should:
A. think only of the possible rewards.
B. make a decision immediately.
C. consider any possible consequences.
D. ignore his instincts.
5. Teens should be careful with their choices because their decisions:
A. can never be overcome.
B. may affect the rest of their lives.
C. will not result in arrest.
D. have no consequences.
