Easy Read Quiz – Understanding Mental Illness, Violence, and Challenging Behavior

 

Title Page (Slide 1)

Quiz: Understanding Mental Illness, Violence, and Challenging Behavior
(Picture: brain + two people talking)

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Question 1 (Slide 2)

Does everyone have mental health?

• Yes

• No
  (Picture: happy/sad faces side by side)

Answer page (Slide 3):
Yes – everyone has mental health.

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Question 2 (Slide 4)

Does having a mental illness always mean someone will be violent?

• Yes

• No
  (Picture: shield icon = protection)

Answer page (Slide 5):
No – most people with mental illness are not violent.

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Question 3 (Slide 6)

What is the biggest risk factor for violence?

• Schizophrenia

• Alcohol and drugs

• Autism
  (Picture: traffic light with red = warning, green = safe)

Answer page (Slide 7):
Alcohol and drugs are the biggest risk factor.

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Question 4 (Slide 8)

Do some people lose touch with reality through hallucinations or delusions?

• Yes

• No
  (Picture: thought bubble “?” vs lightbulb “I know”)

Answer page (Slide 9):
Yes – some people do lose touch with reality.

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Question 5 (Slide 10)

Do all people who were abused or hurt as children go on to harm others?

• Yes

• No
  (Picture: broken heart and healing heart side by side)

Answer page (Slide 11):
No – not everyone who was abused will harm others.

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Question 6 (Slide 12)

What does “challenging behavior” mean?

• Behavior that makes life hard for the person or others

• Good behavior at school

• A fun challenge or game
  (Picture: person shouting vs person holding hands)

Answer page (Slide 13):
Challenging behavior is behavior that makes life hard for the person or others.

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Question 7 (Slide 14)

Which of these is an example of challenging behavior?

• Hitting or shouting

• Reading a book

• Playing a game
  (Picture: icons showing behaviors)

Answer page (Slide 15):
Hitting or shouting is an example of challenging behavior.

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Question 8 (Slide 16)

Challenging behavior often happens because of:

• Loud or busy environments

• Unmet needs like pain or frustration

• Developmental needs like Autism or ADHD

• All of the above
  (Picture: puzzle pieces showing triggers)

Answer page (Slide 17):
All of the above.

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Question 9 (Slide 18)

What is a good way to support people with challenging behavior?

• Punish them

• Ignore them

• Use Positive Behavior Support and work as a team
  (Picture: team of people with puzzle pieces)

Answer page (Slide 19):
Use Positive Behavior Support and work as a team.

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Final Slide (Slide 20)

Well done! 🎉
Behavior always has a reason.
With empathy, support, and understanding, we can help people.
(Picture: group of people holding hands around a heart)