About this Study Set
This study set covers Mental Health through
20 practice questions.
A collection of fundamental, fact-based questions about mental health, designed for easy understanding. Every question includes the correct answer so you can learn as you go — pick any format above to get started.
Questions & Answers
Browse all 20 questions from the
Mental Health Basics study set below.
Each question shows the correct answer — select a study format above to practice interactively.
1
What is often considered a key component of good mental health?
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A
Having no problems at all
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B
The ability to cope with normal life stresses
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C
Always being happy
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D
Never feeling sad
2
Which of the following is a common sign of good mental health?
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A
Avoiding social situations
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B
Having a positive outlook on life
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C
Constantly worrying about the future
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D
Feeling overwhelmed by daily tasks
3
Mental health issues can affect anyone, regardless of:
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A
Their favourite colour
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B
Their age, gender, or background
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C
The type of pet they own
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D
Their favourite food
4
What is a common way to support someone with a mental health concern?
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A
Ignoring them
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B
Offering judgment and criticism
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C
Listening without judgment
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D
Telling them to 'snap out of it'
5
Which of these is NOT a common factor that can influence mental health?
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A
Genetics
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B
Life experiences
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C
Social support
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D
The current weather
6
Seeking professional help for mental health is a sign of:
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A
Weakness
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B
Stupidity
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C
Strength and self-care
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D
Being attention-seeking
7
What is one effective strategy for managing stress?
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A
Ignoring your feelings
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B
Getting enough sleep and exercise
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C
Drinking excessive caffeine
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D
Spending all your time working
8
Which of the following is a common characteristic of depression?
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A
Excessive energy
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B
Persistent feelings of sadness or loss of interest
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C
Unusual happiness
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D
Increased motivation
9
What is the term for conditions that affect a person's thinking, feeling, mood, or behaviour?
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A
Physical illnesses
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B
Mental illnesses
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C
Digestive disorders
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D
Skeletal problems
10
Social connection and belonging are important for:
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A
Physical health only
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B
Mental and emotional well-being
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C
Financial success
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D
Career advancement
11
Which of these can help improve mood?
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A
Isolation
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B
Regular physical activity
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C
Excessive screen time
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D
Poor diet
12
Mental health and physical health are:
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A
Completely separate
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B
Closely interconnected
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C
Only related in serious cases
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D
Never linked
13
What does 'stigma' related to mental health refer to?
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A
Positive recognition
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B
Negative stereotypes and discrimination
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C
Medical treatment options
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D
Scientific research studies
14
Mindfulness is a practice that involves:
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A
Dwelling on the past
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B
Focusing on the present moment
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C
Worrying about the future
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D
Distracting yourself
15
Which of the following is a common symptom of anxiety?
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A
Calmness and relaxation
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B
Excessive worry and nervousness
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C
Deep sleep
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D
Lack of energy
16
Adequate sleep is crucial for:
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A
Only physical recovery
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B
Both mental and physical health
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C
Ignoring emotions
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D
Increased appetite
17
A healthy diet can positively impact:
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A
Only digestion
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B
Mood and cognitive function
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C
Muscle growth exclusively
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D
Skin colour
18
Self-compassion means treating yourself with:
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A
Harsh criticism
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B
Kindness and understanding
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C
Indifference
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D
Superiority
19
What is the primary goal of mental health awareness campaigns?
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A
To increase fear of mental illness
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B
To reduce stigma and encourage help-seeking
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C
To promote isolation
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D
To discourage self-care
20
Open communication about feelings is important for:
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A
Creating misunderstandings
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B
Building stronger relationships and coping
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C
Avoiding problems
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D
Maintaining distance
