2. Jeopardy $100 Self EsteemPersonality Relationships Dating Risk Behavior Reproductive $200 $300 $400 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 Final Jeopardy Final Jeopardy

3. Self Esteem $100 “How much you respect yourself and like yourself” refers to the definition of what? “How much you respect yourself and like yourself” refers to the definition of what? Self Esteem. Self Esteem.

4. Self Esteem - $200 Adolescence and Old Age Adolescence and Old Age  During two parts of life is “Self-Esteem” typically the lowest?

5. Self Esteem $300 What is something you should do ON YOUR OWN in effort to increase your self-esteem or maintain a high self-esteem. What is something you should do ON YOUR OWN in effort to increase your self-esteem or maintain a high self-esteem. Setting Goals; A few short term goals to lead to a long term goal. Setting Goals; A few short term goals to lead to a long term goal.

6. Self Esteem $400 Draw the “Heirarchy of Needs” Draw the “Heirarchy of Needs” BONUS QUESTION BONUS QUESTION Bottom to top – Physical Needs, Safety, Belonging, Esteem, Self Actualization. Bottom to top – Physical Needs, Safety, Belonging, Esteem, Self Actualization.

7. Self Esteem $500 “Your BEST Personal Self” defines…..? “Your BEST Personal Self” defines…..? Self Actualization. Self Actualization.

8. Personality - $100 List Three Personality Traits you would see in someone with a HIGH Self Esteem List Three Personality Traits you would see in someone with a HIGH Self Esteem Answers may vary – Answers may vary – Happy Happy Outgoing Outgoing Nice to surrounding peers Nice to surrounding peers

9. Personality - $200 What are THREE factors that influence Personality? What are THREE factors that influence Personality? Environment/Surroundings Environment/Surroundings Friends Friends Family Family

10. Personality $300 What are the FOUR Primary Emotions? What are the FOUR Primary Emotions? Anger, Fear, Sadness, Happiness :-) Anger, Fear, Sadness, Happiness :-)

11. Personality $400 What are two characteristics of a person who is “Self Actualized?” What are two characteristics of a person who is “Self Actualized?” Realistic, Accepting, Independent, Self-Sufficient, Concerned about Humankind, Fair, Creative, Hard Working, Not Afraid to be different. Realistic, Accepting, Independent, Self-Sufficient, Concerned about Humankind, Fair, Creative, Hard Working, Not Afraid to be different.

12. Personality $500 What are the first 5 stages of personality development? What are the first 5 stages of personality development? Hint: The last stage you write is the stage you’re in! Hint: The last stage you write is the stage you’re in! Develop Trust, Be Independent, Take Initiative, Develop Skills, Search for Identity Develop Trust, Be Independent, Take Initiative, Develop Skills, Search for Identity

13. Relationships/Dating $100 What are the three types of friendships? What are the three types of friendships? Casual Friends Casual Friends Close Friends Close Friends Friends of the Opposite Gender Friends of the Opposite Gender

14. Relationships/Dating $200 When is it okay to NOT COMPROMISE? When is it okay to NOT COMPROMISE? When the situation/discussion jeopardizes your safety/well-being. When the situation/discussion jeopardizes your safety/well-being.

15. Relationships/Dating $300 “An opportunity to learn about someones hobbies, interests, personality and values” defines what? “An opportunity to learn about someones hobbies, interests, personality and values” defines what? Dating. Dating.

16. Relationships/Dating $400 Draw the cycle of violence labeling each stage (you do not need to describe). Make sure they’re in the correct sequence. Draw the cycle of violence labeling each stage (you do not need to describe). Make sure they’re in the correct sequence. See Board for Correct Answer. See Board for Correct Answer.

17. Relationships/Dating - $500 Close friends carry 4 specific qualities. What are they? Close friends carry 4 specific qualities. What are they? Loyalty, Empathy, Honesty, Reliability. Loyalty, Empathy, Honesty, Reliability.

18. Risk Behavior $100 What are the 4 sexual intimacy risk categories? What are the 4 sexual intimacy risk categories? Emotional, Physical, Pregnancy, Relationship Emotional, Physical, Pregnancy, Relationship

19. Risk Behavior $200 What is Abstinence? What is Abstinence? The act/practice of refraining from having sex. The act/practice of refraining from having sex.

20. Risk Behavior $300 What are the 4 “steps” in choosing abstinence? What are the 4 “steps” in choosing abstinence? You may abbreviate You may abbreviate Setting limits Setting limits Stating limits Stating limits Avoiding High Pressure Situations Avoiding High Pressure Situations Asserting yourself Asserting yourself

21. Risk Behavior $400 Why does “wearing protection” still not 100% protect you from the risks of having sex. Why does “wearing protection” still not 100% protect you from the risks of having sex. Because “Protection” (Contraceptives) do not protect you from all STD’s/STI’s (Physical Risks). Because “Protection” (Contraceptives) do not protect you from all STD’s/STI’s (Physical Risks).

22. Risk Behavior $500 It is important to reach WHAT before reaching sexual intimacy. It is important to reach WHAT before reaching sexual intimacy. Emotional Intimacy Emotional Intimacy

23. Reproductive $100 What are the primary male and female sex hormones? (Please list male first, female second) What are the primary male and female sex hormones? (Please list male first, female second) Male = Testosterone Male = Testosterone Female = Estrogen Female = Estrogen

24. Reproductive $200 What specific part of the male and female reproductive system serve the same purpose – LIST BOTH THE MALE AND FEMALE What specific part of the male and female reproductive system serve the same purpose – LIST BOTH THE MALE AND FEMALE BONUS QUESTION BONUS QUESTION Male = Vas Deferens Male = Vas Deferens Female = Fallopian Tubes Female = Fallopian Tubes

25. Reproductive $300 What are the three functions of the Male Reproductive System? Abbreviate in 3-4 words per function if possible. What are the three functions of the Male Reproductive System? Abbreviate in 3-4 words per function if possible. BONUS QUESTION BONUS QUESTION Produce Sex Hormone Produce Sex Hormone Produce Sperm Produce Sperm Deliver Sperm to Egg Deliver Sperm to Egg

26. Reproductive $400 List the Path (in order) an egg travels during menstruation cycle – starting at the production. List the names of the anatomy only. This egg is NOT fertilized List the Path (in order) an egg travels during menstruation cycle – starting at the production. List the names of the anatomy only. This egg is NOT fertilized Hint – don’t forget the fingers! Hint – don’t forget the fingers! Ovary, Fimbria, Fallopian Tubes, Uterus Ovary, Fimbria, Fallopian Tubes, Uterus

27. Reproductive $500 List the path a sperm takes from the time it is produced to ejaculation. List the anatomy only. List the path a sperm takes from the time it is produced to ejaculation. List the anatomy only. Testes, Epididymis, Vas Deferens, Seminal Vessicle, Prostate, Urethra Testes, Epididymis, Vas Deferens, Seminal Vessicle, Prostate, Urethra

28. Final Jeopardy What was the name of the component inside the testicles and how long were they? What was the name of the component inside the testicles and how long were they? What is “Seminiferous Tubules” and “3 Football Fields (900 feet)” What is “Seminiferous Tubules” and “3 Football Fields (900 feet)”