HRY Jeopardy Healthy Relationships for Youth 2019 HRY

HRY Jeopardy! Healthy Relationships for Youth 2019

HRY Jeopardy Communication & Boundaries Stereotypes & Pop Culture Healthy & Unhealthy Relationships Diversity & Inclusion Gender Identity & Sexual Orientation C $100 S $100 H $100 D $100 G $100 C $200 S $200 H $200 D $200 G $200 C $300 S $300 H $300 D $300 G $300 C $400 S $400 H $400 D $400 G $400 C $500 S $500 H $500 D $500 G $500

$100 Question Communication and Boundaries A style of communication that avoids conflict but is not effective at expressing a person’s thoughts and emotions

$100 Answer Communication and Boundaries Passive Click here to go back to the game!

$200 Question Communication and Boundaries How soon you are willing to say “I love you” to a romantic partner is an example of this type of boundary

$200 Answer Communication and Boundaries Emotional Click here to go back to the game!

$300 Question Communication and Boundaries A style of communication which is most effective for expressing one’s opinion without attacking blaming or insulting the other person

$300 Answer Communication and Boundaries Assertive Click here to go back to the game!

$400 Question Communication and Boundaries Your partner reading the messages on your phone without permission is crossing this kind of boundary

$400 Answer Boundaries and Communication Digital Click here to go back to the game!

$500 Question Boundaries and Communication 75% of communication is expressed through this method of communication

$500 Answer Boundaries and Communication Body language Click here to go back to the game!

$100 Question Stereotypes and Pop Culture An assumption about people having certain abilities, characteristics, behaviors, and values just because they belong to a certain race, religion, gender, family, social class, etc.

$100 Answer Stereotypes and Pop Culture Stereotype Click here to go back to the game!

$200 Question Stereotypes and Pop Culture “All girls like to shop” and “All boys like sports” are examples of this

$200 Answer Stereotypes and Pop Culture Gender stereotyping Click here to go back to the game!

$300 Question Stereotypes and Pop Culture Give an example of how the media uses stereotypes

$300 Answer Stereotypes and Pop Culture Answers will vary. Example: Constantly seeing only one body type reinforces a certain idea of beauty, TV shows only show gay men who are flamboyant, shows or movies that stereotype people of color as “bad guys”, etc. Click here to go back to the game!

$400 Question Stereotypes and Pop Culture Stereotyping can cause these negative effects

$400 Answer Stereotypes and Pop Culture Answers may vary. Examples: negative body image, low self-esteem, depression, higher rates of violence, discrimination, increased racism, homophobia, sexism, etc. Click here to go back to the game!

$500 Question Stereotypes and Pop Culture The depiction of women and girls as sexual objects in the media is called ____. The depiction of boys and men as “manly” and overly aggressive is called ______.

$500 Answer Stereotypes and Pop Culture Hypersexualization and Hypermasculinity. Click here to go back to the game!

$100 Question Healthy and Unhealthy Relationships The word for any action by a person or group of people that directly or indirectly causes physical and/or emotional harm to another person

$100 Answer Healthy and Unhealthy Relationships Violence Click here to go back to the game!

$200 Question Healthy and Unhealthy Relationships Any sexual activity that is done without this is considered sexual assault.

$200 Answer Healthy and Unhealthy Relationships Consent Click here to go back to the game!

$300 Question Healthy and Unhealthy Relationships Not taking NO for an answer, making you feel uncomfortable, and pressuring you for sexual activity is defined as this

$300 Answer Healthy and Unhealthy Relationships Specifically, these actions are: Sexual Coercion is sexual assault, so if students answered “sexual assault” or “sexual coercion” they have answered correctly. Click here to go back to the game!

$400 Question Healthy and Unhealthy Relationships These are three stages of the Cycle of Relationship Violence

$400 Answer Healthy and Unhealthy Relationships Tension Build-Up, Explosion, and Honey-Moon Period. Click here to go back to the game!

$500 Question Healthy and Unhealthy Relationships Give an example of a warning sign that someone is in an unhealthy or abusive relationship

$500 Answer Healthy and Unhealthy Relationships Any of the following: -They are afraid to say how they feel because they fear their partner -They are ignored or feel like they shouldn’t express themselves -They can’t disagree without having a fight -They are afraid to disagree, for fear of anger and violence -They feel jealous every time their partner talks to people of the gender(s)’ they are attracted to -They are accused of flirting all the time, not trusted, and told who to talk to Click here to go back to the game!

$100 Question Diversity and Inclusion Cultural, ethnic, or personal variation among and between people.

$100 Answer Diversity and Inclusion Diversity Click here to go back to the game!

$200 Question Diversity and Inclusion Thinking about diversity and privilege, what are some actions we can take to make our school or community a more inclusive place for everyone?

$200 Answer Diversity and Inclusion Answers will vary. Answers could include : - Don’t make assumptions about anyone else’s experiences - Learn more about the different ways we are diverse - Listen to our friends and partners - Stand up for friends who are experience harassment or cyber violence - Study the History of Canada and the social and economic inequality that different groups of people have faced, and continue to face today - Follow social media accounts that talk about social justice Click here to go back to the game!

$300 Question Diversity and Inclusion This is an ancient way of sharing information and making sense of the world around us, often through spoken word

$300 Answer Diversity and Inclusion Storytelling Click here to go back to the game!

$400 Question Diversity and Inclusion This is an example of something that makes us diverse that is not visible.

$400 Answer Diversity and Inclusion Answers will vary. Examples: sexual orientation, mental health, religious beliefs, invisible disability or illness, gender identity Click here to go back to the game!

$500 Question Diversity and Inclusion This is an unearned benefit that some people have based on characteristics they cannot change in a system that favors those characteristics

$500 Answer Diversity and Inclusion Privilege Click here to go back to the game!

$100 Question Gender Identity & Sexual Orientation Prejudice toward and hatred of lesbian and gay persons or those who perceived to be so

$100 Answer Gender Identity & Sexual Orientation Homophobia Click here to go back to the game!

$200 Question Gender Identity & Sexual Orientation A person whose gender identity is different from the gender they were assigned at birth

$200 Answer Gender Identity & Sexual Orientation Transgender Click here to go back to the game!

$300 Question Gender Identity & Sexual Orientation Before colonialism, the Indigenous cultures of North America celebrated individuals who defined themselves as more than just male or female. Today, this term is used by many Indigenous folks who identify as queer and/or outside the gender-binary.

$300 Answer Gender Identity & Sexual Orientation Two-spirit Click here to go back to the game!

$400 Question Gender Identity & Sexual Orientation Once known as a derogatory term for Homosexual and a word meaning odd or weird, this word was reclaimed by lesbian, gay, and bisexual activists in the 1980 s as a proud name for themselves. Now often used as an umbrella term for folks in the LGBT+ community.

$400 Answer Gender Identity & Sexual Orientation Queer Click here to go back to the game!

$500 Question Gender Identity & Sexual Orientation The ways in which people communicate their gender to the world through things like clothing, behavior, mannerisms, etc.

$500 Answer Gender Identity & Sexual Orientation Gender Expression Click here to go back to the game!