1st term

Question 1

Young people go through a stage where they begin to question things about who they are, their beliefs, values, and interests, their spiritually and future career path.

Answer 1

Identity Crisis

Question 2

refers to the biological characteristics and bodily functions of a boy or a girl based on one’s external and internal reproductive parts.

Answer 2

Sex

Question 3

refers to the behavior and attitudes
based on a person’s sex.

Answer 3

Gender

Question 4

requires complementation of the female reproductive parts and male reproductive parts.

Answer 4

Human reproduction

Question 5

could be shaped based on how a person
views himself or herself.

Answer 5

sexuality

Question 6

contribute to the development of one’s identity.

Answer 6

family,religion, and peers

Question 7

children learn and acquire behavior from what they see and experience at home.

Answer 7

family

Question 8

strongly influence one’s sexual attitudes and behavior.

have a strong moral stand and perspective on premarital sex and extramarital
sex.

Answer 8

religion

Question 9

Sexual and marital practices are also influenced by one’s cultural and social practices.
There are societies that allow arranged marriage,same-sex marriage,and polygamy.

Answer 9

Culture and society

Question 10

is challenging for parents because it’s the t ime when peers and friends would have a lot of influence on their children because of the time spent is longer than the parents.

Answer 10

adolescence period

Question 11

includes television, radio, movies, printed advertisements, and internet.

Answer 11

Media

Question 12

is the ability of the cardiovascular system and respiratory system to work together in efficiently delivering nutrients and oxygen to the different parts of working muscles. It helps in removing body waste for an extended period of time.

Answer 12

Cardiorespiratory Endurance (CRE)

Question 13

is described as the capacity of a muscle or muscle groups to
last long in a repeated activity against opposing force. It
is the ability of the
working muscle to work
overtime in a particular
activity.

Answer 13

muscular endurance

Question 13

is the capacity of the working muscles to apply maximum force at one time.

Answer 13

Muscular strength

Question 14

is the capacity of the muscle fibers, tendons, and joints to extend in a full span of motion.

Answer 14

Flexibility

Question 15

the measure of your body fats, in relation to your lean mass (muscle, bone, vital tissue, and organs).

Answer 15

Body composition

Question 16

is the ability to transfer position and direction quickly, while maintaining a fast and constant movement.

Answer 16

agility

Question 17

is the ability to maintain body stability while standing or moving

Answer 17

balance

Question 18

is the ability of the group of muscles to swiftly apply maximum force.

Answer 18

Power

Question 19

is the ability to move the body or parts of it in the shortest period of time

Answer 19

Speed

Question 20

is the ability to use the inputs from the senses to be able to move parts of the body (mostly sight and hearing).

Answer 20

coordination

Question 21

is the ability to react or respond quickly to a specific stimulus that you may see, hear, or feel

Answer 21

reaction time

Question 22

this is usually a difficult stage because of the confusion that goes on when one is neither a child anymore,nor a grown up person yet

Answer 22

identity crisis

Question 23

refers to a persons image of himself in terms of his or her romantic or sexual attraction toward another person

Answer 23

sexual identity

Question 24

is getting involved in sexual activity with a partner out of marriage

Answer 24

premarital sex

Question 25

brings danger both for the teenage mother and child

Answer 25

teenage pregnancy