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Froggy Jumps Emotions MasteryOnline version emotional management by Giorgos AndravTeacher 1 What is the first step to calm yourself when overwhelmed by anger? a Ignore it and keep going b Yell to release energy c Pause and take a few deep breaths 2 What’s a healthy way to express strong feelings? a Blame others to shift responsibility b Bottle it up until later c Use “I” statements to describe how you feel 3 When you feel anxious, what is a quick grounding technique? a Check social media repeatedly b Name 5 things you can see, hear, feel c Ignore the feeling until it passes 4 What is cognitive reframing in managing emotions? a Avoid thinking about the situation b Reframe thoughts to be more balanced c Dwell on negative outcomes 5 Which habit supports long-term emotional control? a Skipping meals to save time b Caffeine late at night c Regular sleep and healthy meals 6 If a friend is upsetting you, what’s a constructive step? a Confront them loudly b End the friendship immediately c Pause, then discuss boundaries calmly 7 Which coping skill helps prevent overreacting in conflict? a Take a short break before responding b React instantly to prove a point c Hide from the situation permanently 8 How can you build emotional resilience at school? a Blame teachers for feelings b Avoid challenges altogether c Practice self-regulation and seek support 9 What should you do after a strong emotion passes? a Reflect and learn what helped and what not b Forget the incident and move on c Reread the event to relive it 10 What does mindfulness mean in emotion management? a Paying attention to the present moment nonjudgmentally. b Ignoring thoughts to stay calm c Focusing only on future goals 11 How can slow, deep breathing help during stress? a It speeds up thinking b It lowers heart rate and calms nerves. c It makes emotions disappear 12 Which is a healthy way to handle anger? a Pause and count to 10 before reacting. b Suppress all feelings forever c Shout until the other person backs down 13 What is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) about? a Changing unhelpful thinking patterns to influence feelings b Only using medication for mood issues c Pushing away all emotions 14 Why is journaling emotions useful for teens? a It guarantees better moods every day b It helps identify triggers and patterns. c It fixes problems instantly 15 When feeling overwhelmed, what should you do first? a Ignore the feeling until it passes b Name the emotion you’re experiencing. c Act immediately to fix it 16 What is a healthy boundary when stressed by others? a Always agree to please others b Share every secret right away c Saying no when you’re overwhelmed 17 How can regular exercise affect mood? a Causes more stress hormones b Releases endorphins that improve mood. c Worsens anxiety over time 18 What’s a good coping strategy for peer pressure? a Give in to avoid conflict b Use an assertive, respectful refusal. c Avoid the person forever 19 When should you seek help for your emotions? a Never seek help; you should handle it alone b Only when you’re bored c If feelings disrupt daily life for weeks or more.

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Emotions MasteryOnline version

by Giorgos AndravTeacher

What is the first step to calm yourself when overwhelmed by anger?

What’s a healthy way to express strong feelings?

When you feel anxious, what is a quick grounding technique?

What is cognitive reframing in managing emotions?

Which habit supports long-term emotional control?

If a friend is upsetting you, what’s a constructive step?

Which coping skill helps prevent overreacting in conflict?

How can you build emotional resilience at school?

What should you do after a strong emotion passes?

What does mindfulness mean in emotion management?

How can slow, deep breathing help during stress?

Which is a healthy way to handle anger?

What is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) about?

Why is journaling emotions useful for teens?

When feeling overwhelmed, what should you do first?

What is a healthy boundary when stressed by others?

How can regular exercise affect mood?

What’s a good coping strategy for peer pressure?

When should you seek help for your emotions?