Question

question 1 (3 points)
(03.02 lc)
what should you do to solve the problem of exposure to your moms secondhand smoke in the house? (3 points)
o a talk with her about it
o b stay in your room
o c leave pamphlets around
o d go in different rooms than your mom
question 2 (3 points)
(03.02 lc)
which of the following people or things might be able to help you if you have to make a difficult decision? (3 points)
o a your local store
o b your teacher
o c a stranger
o d a friendly chat room
question 3 (3 points)
(03.02 mc)
cynthia knows she should not drink alcohol or do drugs, and she has avoided these things her whole life. however, lately, she suspects her brother might be sneaking liquor into his room late at night. she has always been close friends with her brother, and she doesnt want him to be mad at her, but she also doesnt want him to hurt himself. what should cynthia do? (3 points)
o a go directly to her parents so they can search his bedroom that day
o b talk to her brother and also let her parents know her concerns about his behavior
o c have him arrested for underage drinking and teach him a lesson
o d alert her brothers teachers that he may have developed a habit

Explanation:

• Question 1: Direct communication (talking with her) is the most effective way to address the issue of second - hand smoke exposure. Avoiding (options b, c, d) only temporarily reduces exposure but doesn't solve the root problem.
• Question 2: Teachers are trusted adults who can provide guidance and advice when making difficult decisions. Local stores (a) and strangers (c) are not reliable sources for decision - making help, and a chat room (d) may not have accurate or appropriate advice.
• Question 3: Talking to the brother first (to understand the situation) and then involving parents (who can take appropriate action) is a balanced approach. Going directly to parents (a) without talking to the brother first may damage the relationship. Having him arrested (c) is an extreme and likely inappropriate measure. Alerting teachers (d) may not be the most direct way to handle a family - related issue.

Answer:

• Question 1: A. Talk with her about it
• Question 2: B. Your teacher
• Question 3: B. Talk to her brother and also let her parents know her concerns about his behavior