What is Bipolar Disorder?
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Watch and listen to the video then answer the multiple choice questions. There are 10 questions.
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The theory of Bipolar disorder is explained, ways to help a person deal with it too.
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What is Bipolar Disorder?Video length
5 minutes 58 seconds
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17/06/2020
Video quiz questions (printable)
1. Choose the correct options.
What is bipolar disorder?
you live life in two extremes
you live life as a split person
2. Choose the correct options.
What is the difference between type 1 and type 2?
type 1 has extreme lows alongside the highs
type one has highs while type 2 has no highs
type 2 has shorter highs than type 1
3. Choose the correct options.
How do type 1 people feel?
irritable to invincible
irritable to calm
irritable to euphoric
4. Choose the correct options.
Which of the following was mentioned about depression?
feeling hungry
feeling constantly happy
losing interest in hobbies
5. Choose the correct options.
What causes bipolar disorder?
the brain doesn't remove faulty or unused neurones
our brain map has too few neurones
the brain removes too many neurones
6. Choose the correct options.
Can bipolar disorder be blamed on one factor?
Yes
No
Possibly
7. Choose the correct options.
Do scientists really understand the disorder?
Yes
No
Not completely
8. Choose the correct options.
How do medicines control the disorder?
make the brain act abnormally
stabilise a person's mood
making more neurones
9. Choose the correct options.
Why do some people avoid taking medicines?
they think they will become sicker
they think they will be more emotional
they think they will have less emotions
10. Choose the correct options.
What can help a person?
exercise, sobriety and family
exercise, good sleep habits, sobriety
exercise, family and friends
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