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Do you take care of yourself?

Between school, friends, family, and life, you've got a lot going on! It's up to you to take care of your body, mind, and spirit—see how you're doing with this quiz.

  1. What would you look like if the statement: "You are what you eat" was literally true?
    A hamburger head on a soda bottle body with French fry arms and legs
    A mix of everything—cheese head with fruits and veggies for arms and chocolate for legs
    Who knows? I can’t remember what I ate for my last meal!
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  3. Outside of school and sports, you have a hobby or activity that you enjoy doing:
    I haven’t found anything that really interests me that much
    Once or twice a week
    I’m too busy to have a hobby
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  5. When was the last time you and your friends did something active?
    We’re actively texting each other 24/7!
    My BFF and I take long walks through the neighborhood almost every day
    Every day at soccer practice
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  7. How much time do you spend alone each day?  
    An hour or two but I’m still texting and IMing my friends
    A few hours—I need peace and quiet to read and do homework
    c. 7 hours—when I’m sleeping
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  9. You flunked the last history quiz and the test is tomorrow. Your BFF invites you over to help you study. You  tell her
    No thanks. You’ll look it over on the bus tomorrow morning
    You’re on your way, and you’re bringing chocolate milk
    You’re fine—you’ve been studying several hours every night for weeks
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  11. Your mom tells you you’re doing too much and have to drop something. You  
    Think she must be referring to your chores and are grateful that she noticed
    Agree and keep basketball but drop your other activity
    Freak out—you can’t drop anything!

Content last updated April 2010

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