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How many pairs chromosomes are found in human zygote? A. 23 B. 46 ...
What are unicellular organisms? A. Having single cell B. Having two cells ...
Who looked at cork and named the cell? A. Robert Hooke B. Van Leeuwenhoek C. ...
Which scientist did NOT contribute to the cell theory? A. Anton Van Leeuwenhoek B. Robert ...
The ___ is the basic unit of sturucture and function of organisms A. atom B. ...
which of the following is present in lysosomes A. digestive enzyme B. protein ...
Who discovered the nucleus of the cell? A. Robert Hooke B. Robert Brown ...
Plant cell generally have A. No vacuoles at all B. All equal sized ...
First living cell was observed by A. Antoin von Leeuwenhoek B. Robert Hooke ...
The term protoplasm was coined by A. Robert Brown B. M J Schleiden ...
Site of photosynthesis is A. Leucoplast B. Chloroplast C. Chromoplast D. ...
The Golgi apparatus is involved in- A. Packaging proteins into vesicles B. Altering or modifying ...
What is the example of unicellular organism? A. Amoeba B. Bacteria C. ...
The spherical structured organelle that contains the genetic material is- A. Mitochondria B. Nucleus C. ...
The process of plasmolysis in plant cell is defined as: A. Breakdown of plasma ...
Which of the following is NOT a cell theory. A. All non-living things are made ...
Gene A. Chemically made up of DNA B. Unit of inheritance C. ...
Cell organelles are embedded in A. Nucleolus B. Cytoplasm C. Protoplasm D. Mitochondria ...
Protein Factory of cell A. Nucleus B. Ribosome C. Mitochondria D. ...
Fluid found inside the nucleus is known as A. Nucleoplasm B. Protoplast C. Cytoplasm D. ...
Brain of cell is A. Nucleus B. Nucleolus C. Mitochondria D. ...
The rough ER is so named because it has an abundance of _______________ on it. ...
Who was the scientist who observed pond water and teeth scrapings in his microscope? A. ...
The two organelles which have their own DNA are A. Ribosomes and Golgi bodies ...
Which cell organelle is known as 'Power House Of the Cell? A. Chloroplast ...
Rudolph Virchow said that A. All organisms are made of cells B. Cell ...
The cell membrane is mostly made of what? A. Membrane-spanning Proteins B. Surface ...
Which of the following has an irregular or variable shape? A. Euglena B. ...
The longest cell in the human body is A. Liver Cell B. Nerve ...
A prokaryotic cell has A. Nucleus, cell membrane, cytoplasm B. Nucleus, mitochondria, cell ...
Golgi apparatus is involved in synthesis of A. New membrane B. New membrane ...
In plant cell, Cell wall is A. Dynamic and live B. Rigid and ...
Which of the following are examples of prokaryotes? A. Algae B. Fungi ...
Which statement is a part of the cell theory? A. all cells come from preexisting ...
PLANT CELL WALL IS MAINLY COMPOSED OF A. CELLULOSE B. HEMI-CELLULOSE C. PROTEIN D. LIPIDS ...
Highway of cell A. Golgi Bodies B. Ribosome C. Mitochondria D. ...
Which of the following statements is not part of the cell theory? A. Cells are ...
Plant make their own food through ? A. Respiration B. Photosynthesis ...
Identify A, B, C and D ...
Which of the following is only present in plant cell? A. Cell membrane ...
SMOOTH ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM PLAYS AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN A. STORAGE OF FOOD B. ATP SYNTHESIS ...
Centrosome occurs in A. Plant cell B. Animal cell C. Animal cell ...
What part of the cell forms a barrier between an animal cell and its environment? ...
Chromosomes are made up of A. DNA B. Protein C. DNA & ...
Meiotic division takes place in : A. Meristematic cells B. Conductive cells ...
Which shows the correct order of organization of life below: A. Molecule - Organ ...
A cell placed in Hypotonic solution burst up.It is A. Animal cell B. ...
what is the storage(s) form of carbohydrate found in mammals? A. Glucose and glycogen B. Glycogen C. ...
What type of carbohydrate is this? ...
Which statement is false ? A. triose is sugar with 3 carbon atoms ...
Which sugar is a disaccharide? A. sucrose B. ribose C. glycogen ...
If you string together 8 glucoses, how many water molecules will come out? A. 1 ...
How is fiber different from most other foods you eat? A. It doesn't contain any ...
What is the function of a carbohydrate? A. Stores energy B. Movement C. Stores genetic ...
Your body breaks down most complex carbohydrates into: A. fructose B. sucrose C. glucose D. ...
In disacchcarides two simple sugars are conneted by: A. gydrogen bonds B. glycosidic ...
What is another name for fiber? A. Simple carbohydrate B. Cellulose C. ...
Animation shows the formula of: ...
What does hydrolysis mean? A. breaking of water molecules B. Formation by water C. Splitting ...
What type of carbohydrate is this? ...
Fructose is: A. aldose sugar B. ketose sugar C. pentose sugar ...
Which statement is not correct? A. monosacharides are simple sugars B. disacharides are ...
Why do humans need cellulose in their diet even though they do not possess enzymes ...
The molecule of amylose that you see ...
Monosacharides do not contain: A. aldehyde group B. ketone group C. hydroxyl ...
Important to the structural integrity of plant cells, this is the single most popular polysaccharide ...
Which statement is not true ? A. polysaccharides formed as a result of the ...
A single unit of sugar is referred to as: A. Monosaccharide B. Monocarbohydrate C. Mononutrient ...
For good solubility of carbohydrates are resposible: A. large number of hydroxyl groups ...
What might happen if you didn't get enough carbohydrates? A. Your body wouldn't be able ...
Where in your body are complex carbohydrates broken down into simple sugars? A. In your ...
What is not a type of carbohydrate? A. Fat B. Fiber C. Starch D. Sugar ...
Carbohydrates are comprised of Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, and Nitrogen A. TRUE B. FALSE ...
What molecule is this A. ...
If I am consuming grain products, such as breads, pastas, and some root vegetables (starches) ...
Sucrose is formed by: A. condensation reaction of glucose and fructose B. polymerization ...
The ability of a muscle to respond to a stimulus is called A. irritability ...
A flat sheet like fibrous tissue that connects muscle or bone to other tissues ...
Eccentric contraction is where a muscle A. shortens B. lengthens C. stays ...
Isometric contraction is where a muscle A. shortens B. lengthens C. stays ...
Peristalsis, the squeezing of this muscle helps move food through the digestive system. A. ...
Which of the following is NOT a ...
Concentric contraction is where a muscle - A. shortens B. lengthens C. ...
Which of the following is NOT a ...
Area #3 is called the ...
Area #4 is called the - ...
Which of the following is NOT a ...
Area #1 is known as a -
Area #5 is called the - ...
Area #2 is called the - ...
Organs are body parts that have specific jobs. Your body systems are made up ...
As your body works harder, what happens to your HEART rate? A. increases B. decreases ...
Your body systems work separately and do not effect each other. A. TRUE B. FALSE ...
What is the main function of the respiratory system? A. take in oxygen and exhale ...
The smallest units or parts of living things; the body's building blocks. A. cells B. ...
Which system takes food into the body, breaks down food, and absorbs the digested materials? ...
Which system takes oxygen into the body and eliminates carbon dioxide? A. endocrine ...
Which system detects information from the environment and directs the way your body responds to ...
A collection of the same kinds of cells working together to do the same job. ...
Which system enables the body to move, moves food through the digestive system, and keeps ...
One lung is bigger than the other lung. A. TRUE B. FALSE
Which system provides shape and support, enables you to move, protects your internal organs, and ...
Which organ is part of the respiratory ...
Your lungs are part of which body system? A. circulatory B. respiratory C. digestive D. ...
What is the main job of the digestive system? A. break down foods into ...
Which system enables the body to move, moves food through the digestive system, and keeps ...
What important substance is replenished as blood flows through the heart? A. iron B. nitrogen ...
Which system are the lungs in? ...
What happens to what's left of our food after it goes through the intestines? A. ...
Where does digestion start? A. mouth B. throat C. stomach D. intestines
When Dr. Jeff bends his arms to lift this weight, what is happening to his ...
Which systems main function is to allow movement of the body? A. muscular B. digestive ...
If you take a rest after running a mile, what happens to your BREATHING rate? ...
Where does digestion start? A. stomach B. mouth C. esophagus
Which system is the esophagus in? ...
Which system pumps blood through your body? A. circulatory B. digestive C. respiratory D. muscular ...
As you exercise, your circulatory system works with which other system to take in oxygen? ...
Which system includes the mouth, esophagus, and the small and large intestines? A. nervous B. ...
Which system is the stomach in? ...
Which part of your digestive system absorbs nutrients into your bloodstream? A. stomach B. intestine ...
Your large and small intestines are part of this body system. A. nervous B. digestive ...
The nutrients in food that supply the human body with energy. A. carbohydrates B. fats ...
Which system is made of the smooth, skeletal, and cardiac muscles? A. skeletal ...
Which system provides shape and support, enables you to move, protects your internal organs, and ...
Which system includes bones, cartilage, and ligaments? A. nervous B. muscular C. skeletal D. excretory ...
Which of the following is considered as 'body building foods'? A. Calcium B. ...
Which of the following is the good source of Fat.. A. Milk and meat ...
Calcium is not required for... A. Strengthening of bones and teeth. B. Conduction ...
Rickets is caused by the deficiency of A. Vitamin A B. Vitamin D ...
Which is these being not true of Proteins A. Protein helps in the formation ...
Which of the following is a protective food? A. OILS AND FATS B. ...
Which vitamin keeps our skin healthy? A. Vitamin A B. Vitamin B ...
The major nutrients in our food are: A. Proteins B. Carbohydrates C. ...
A mineral that is required to keep our body healthy.. A. Carbohydrate B. ...
Diseases caused due to lack of Proteins? A. Kwashiorkor B. Anaemia C. ...
Goitre: swelling of thyroid glands occurs due to the deficiency of A. iodine ...
Our hair and nails contain A. Protein B. Calcium C. Chlorine ...
Good source of protein.. A. oil and ghee B. egg and pulses ...
Our body prepares which type of Vitamin in the presence of sunlight? A. Vitamin ...
always busy and doing a lot of things A. Active B. Pasive ...
the food that you usually eat A. Diseases B. Weightlifting C. Fitness ...
small living things that can make you ill A. Cats B. Cold ...
a very dangerous illness A. Flu B. Cancer C. Cold D. ...
a feeling of worry because of problems in your life A. Cancer B. ...
serious illnesses A. Weightlifting B. Diet C. Diseases D. Junk food ...
a sport in which people have to be very strong A. Weightlifting B. ...
When muscles contract, myosin uses ________ as an energy source A. Glucose B. ...
Which of the following nutrients provides energy to the body? A. carbohydrates B. vitamins C. ...
What are the 3 macronutrients? A. Carbohydrates, fats, proteins B. carbohydrates, vitamins and minerals C. ...
Oils and butter are rich in... A. proteins. B. fats. C. carbohydrates. ...
What nutritional disorder is this animal suffering ...
What nutritional disorder is this animal suffering ...
The equation for photosynthesis is A. oxygen + water --> glucose + carbon dioxide B. ...
Which nutrient is the most condensed form of energy? A. cabohydrates B. fats ...
When you exercise regularly, what happens? A. You store fat more efficiently B. ...
What is dehydration? A. Too much fluid in the body B. A lack of fluid ...
The amount of energy released when nutrients are broken down is measured in units called ...
Your nutrition affects your overall health. A. TRUE B. FALSE
Types of foods that are highest in protein are A. Milk and cheese ...
A good source of a variety of vitamins and minerals is A. fruits and ...
Categorized as saturated or unsaturated; stores energy for FUTURE use, cushions and insulates our bodies ...
OUT OF THESE 4, WHICH IS NOT A MACRONUTRIENT? A. FATS B. WATER C. CARBOHYDRATE ...
The type of feed to be used by young animals is called A. Maintenance ...
What does protein do for your body? A. Build and repair muscle B. Aid in ...
Biological catalysts which speeds up chemical reactions and break down of food. - WHAT BEST ...
The human body is almost... A. 90 % water. B. 70 % water. ...
What is the structure highlighted in red?
Why does temperature have an effect on the rate of photosynthesis? A. Higher temperature allows ...
Which nutrient is the most essential nutrient to the human body? A. water ...
This nutrient helps keep your bones and teeth strong A. vitamins B. carbohydrates ...
We should exercise _______ minutes each day to be healthy. A. 120 B. 90 C. ...
Transpiration is the loss of water through the stomata of the leaves. A. TRUE B. ...
How much water should we drink everyday? A. 3 Litres B. 1 Litre ...
A(n) ____________ is a unit of energy needed for our bodies to work properly. ...
What percentage of your daily calories should come from sugar? A. 5% B. 10% C. ...
There are more chloroplasts in the palisade mesophyll cells than in spongy mesophyll cells. A. ...
The food you eat must be broken down into a different form before your body ...
Which of the following nutrients provides energy to the body? A. carbohydrates B. vitamins C. ...
Which of the following nutrients is important for body, cell, and muscle growth and repair? ...
What would be a good meal for an athlete to eat before training? A. Rice ...
Protein is found in which food? A. Eggs B. Cheese C. Chocolate ...
Vitamin C is found in which of the following fruits? A. Apple B. ...
The element _______is found in all of the organic compounds. A. Iron B. Nitrogen C. ...
Which of the following is not a mineral? A. Carbohydrate B. iron ...
There are two types of vitamins, what are they? A. Vitamin A and Vitamin ...
What is the most dominant source of fuel used by athletes? A. Protein B. Vitamins ...
What is the function of the conjunctiva A. To keep the eye moist ...
What is conjunctivita A. A bacteria B. A virus C. Both ...
About how many people are blind in the world A. 37 Million B. ...
What can cure bacterial Conjunctivita A. Eye drops B. Only Waiting C. ...
What is another name of conjunctivita A. Pink eye B. Red disease ...
What is The cell that is responsible for detecting light A. Rodes B. ...
What gives your eye colour A. Colour piggy B. Iris C. BOTH ...
What can cure Viral Conjunctivita A. Eye Drops B. Waiting only C. ...
Which Form of conjunctivita is worse A. Viral B. Bacterial C. Both ...
Which country has the most blind people A. USA B. Russia C. ...
How to Keep your self away from this A. Wash hands B. Don't ...
You need to drink only two glasses of water every day. A. TRUE ...
99% is found in bones and teeth A. Vitamin D B. protein C. calcium D. ...
Vitamin A is great for your vision at night? A. TRUE B. FALSE ...
You can find _________ in foods like beef, poultry, eggs and beans A. carbohydrates B. ...
You get all the water you need by drinking one soft drink each day. A. ...
fats helps your brain and nervous system develop? A. TRUE B. FALSE
99% is found in bones and teeth A. Vitamin D B. protein C. calcium D. ...
The human body could last longer without water then food A. TRUE B. FALSE ...
Our body break down carbohydrates into our energy A. TRUE B. FALSE
You need __________ to help digest food and get rid of waste A. calcium B. ...
To be healthy, you have to cut all the fat from your diet. A. TRUE ...
This helps your immune system, and the ability to heal A. Vitamin D B. protein ...
The Nutrition Facts label shows you how ...
Practicing good nutrition means that you can eat one type of food every day as ...
The food you eat must be broken down into a different form before your body ...
Saturated and trans fats are the type of fats our bodies require? A. TRUE B. ...
All the vitamins we need are within our bodies? A. TRUE B. FALSE ...
This builds, maintains and replaces tissues in your body A. Vitamin D B. protein C. ...
You get the energy you need for your daily activities from the food you eat. ...
Your nutrition affects your overall health. A. TRUE B. FALSE
This helps your bones and teeth A. Vitamin D B. protein C. calcium D. Vitamin ...
Warming up and cooling down are recommended when involved in strenuous physical activities. A. ...
In volleyball, which skill is used to initiate the start of the point? A. ...
What part of your hand should you use to set a volleyball? A. palm ...
Which of the following is NOT one of the basic components of fitness? A. ...
Which vitamin is found most abundantly in citrus fruits? A. A B. B ...
To find your maximum heart rate you A. subtract your age from 220 ...
Fat that has been stored in your body serves as a reserve supply of energy ...
To ensure a safe workout you should A. drink plenty of fluids. B. ...
What are nutrients used for in the body? A. energy source B. tissue ...
Food rich in protein helps build what? A. Muscles B. Bones C. ...
Which of the following is an anaerobic activity? A. Biking for an hour ...
Choosing activities that you enjoy will make it easier for you to meet your personal ...
What is one of the most valued aspects a player can have in tennis? ...
Which of the following is an easy way to measure good fitness? A. walking ...
Which food group contains yogurt and cheese? A. dairy B. grain C. ...
Getting enough sleep is important to good health. A. TRUE B. FALSE ...
What is the advantage to exercise? A. improve quality of life B. decrease ...
Consider which foods you would want to eat more of if the Doctor told you ...
What activities are considered aerobic exercises? A. running long distances B. singles tennis ...
You should never stretch before exercising. A. TRUE B. FALSE
As you get older you should stop exercising. A. TRUE B. FALSE ...
The best fitness foods include all except __________ . A. Vegetables B. Fruits ...
An activity that needs oxygen to complete it is called ________ . A. aerobic ...
To find your resting heart rate you should put two fingers on which of the ...
The ability to stretch and move efficiently in a full range of motion is called ...
In volleyball you rotate in which direction? A. backward B. clockwise C. ...
Your heart is a muscle that needs to be A. strengthened by following a ...
Which is a form of exercise? A. walking B. awimming C. biking ...
What is balance? A. ability to run B. ability to maintain equilibrium ...
Which exercise is considered a lifetime activity? A. football B. karate C. ...
In volleyball, Team A just served to Team B and Team A lost the point. ...
Doing sit ups is a great way to strengthen your abdominal muscles. A. TRUE ...
Stretching can improve your ___________ . A. strength B. stamina C. flexibility ...
We eat a Rainbow on our Plate because A. brightly coloured foods are the ...
When finding your heart rate you should count for 15 seconds then A. subtract ...
Students in Physical Education class must A. change into their Physical Education clothes prior ...
Rest helps muscles recover from physical activity and reduces mental stress. A. TRUE ...
Water soluble vitamins dissolve easily in ___________ . A. water B. fat ...
Which of the following is an example of a component of Physical Fitness? A. ...
Which of the following is a safety precaution associated with playing sports safely? A. ...
What is the basic unit of life? A. atom B. organelle C. cell D. ...
what organic material is used to date fossils A. sulfur B. phosphorous ...
if something has a pH of 3 it is an A. acid B. ...
Which type of cell is bigger? A. Prokaryotic B. Eukaryotic C. Virus ...
the building blocks of proteins are A. simple sugars B. starches C. ...
Which of these is NOT an essential biological macromolecule? A. lipids B. proteins C. carbon ...
The building block of starches are A. simple sugars B. proteins C. ...
enzymes A. speed up chemical reactions B. work best at a specific pH ...
What is the correct order of the levels of organization in a living thing, starting ...
Which taxon has the most diversity within it group? A. Genus B. Phylum ...
What is biology? A. The study of the earth B. The study of ...
all of the molecules are organic EXCEPT A. glucose B. oxygen C. ...
what type of bonding holds the atoms in a water molecule together A. hydrogen ...
Which organ is not considered part of the digestive system? A. Spleen B. ...
What does the word root Bio mean? A. Life B. Living C. ...
Which science examines the structure of living organisms at the atomic level? A. Biochemistry B. ...
The function of the cell membrane is to A. make energy B. make ...
What type of growth curve shows the carrying capacity? A. Logistic B. Exponential C. Inverse ...
A groups of similar cells that perform a specific function A. tissue B. organ system C. ...
Where is the DNA found in a prokaryotic cell? A. floating around in the ...
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of all living things? A. They are ...
When you twist this part of your limb, the bones located within it actually cross ...
what is the powerhouse of the cell A. ribosomes B. cytoplasm C. ...
What are the building blocks of matter in our universe? A. Atoms B. ...
Which of the following is a common part of all cells? A. mitochondria B. nucleus ...
This part of the brain controls your automatic breathing A. Pons B. Cerebellum ...
The function of ribosomes is A. makes energy B. makes protein C. ...
What property of water allows water molecules to stick together A. cohesion B. ...
What is the function of DNA? A. destroy cells B. lengthen bones ...
The tiny subunits in the lung where gas exchange occurs are called A. Saccules ...
Which type of cell is shown here?
The most basic unit of a living organism is... A. A box B. ...
Cell specialization in multicellular organisms allows cells to A. respond to their environment. ...
All eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells are surrounded by a ... A. cell wall ...
It is true to say that all living things... A. Respire B. Photosynthesise ...
Which is the only structure you would expect to see when examining a prokaryotic cell ...
To the nearest thousand, how many genes does a human have? A. 5, 000 ...
A species is... A. A group of people with similar categories that reproduce. ...
You can get measles by using the towels, dishes, or other objects used by an ...
What is one way a pathogen can enter the body? A. Nose B. Mouth C. ...
As part of the immune system, white blood cells fight germs. Another name for white ...
A dose of weakened or killed germs of one kind that helps the body make ...
Malaria is caused by: A. parasite B. fungi C. virus D. ...
What its the best way to avoid any disease. A. visit doctor frequently B. take ...
A protein made by white blood cells to fight a specific pathogen. A. Antibody B. ...
What sort of pathogen causes influenza (flu)? A. A bacterium B. A virus C. A ...
Bacteria can cause diseases of the ________ system. A. digestive B. respiratory ...
When taking medicine sometimes these things happen to our bodies. Hint: negative effects that can ...
True or False: An antibiotic is a medicine that helps to kill viruses? A. TRUE ...
Viruses cause measles, chicken pox and A. flu B. mumps
Which disease is a non-infectious disease? A. Diabetes B. Influenza C. AIDS D. Chickenpox ...
Is a plant-like microbe. Causes athletes foot. A. Bacteria B. Virus C. ...
The body's resistance to a disease through the presence of anitbodies is known as A. ...
What is the main function of the Respiratory system? A. it helps you breath ...
What is the largest part of the human brain? A. cerebrum B. cerebellum ...
What is the longest bone of our body called? A. scapula B. sternum ...
your liver acts as a ___________ for harmful substances A. filter B. sponge ...
what is the main function of the nervous system? A. helps you breath ...
Your body absorbs many nutrients from the small intestine. A. TRUE B. FALSE ...
which system is the pancreas in? ...
how many types of body systems do we have in our body? A. 11 ...
in which system is your brain located in? A. reproductive system B. respiratory ...
Your food becomes waste in the area in the large intestines called the ___________ ...
What is the tube connecting your mouth ...
One purpose of the stomach is to store food. A. TRUE B. FALSE ...
without teeth we will have a problem in A. eating the food B. ...
Which types of feeding level belong to ...
What is the part of the tooth you can see above the gum? (a)Crown ...
How many teeth does a three year old child have A. 24 B. ...
What is the function of incisors? A. For cutting B. For grinding ...
The pulp at your teeth contains ______, which send messages to the brain if your ...
The cavity becomes painful when A. It touches the enamel. B. It touches ...
This type of tooth is very broad and good for grinding to paste A. ...
What cause tooth decay? A. age B. cavities C. hygiene ...
This is a cross section of a ...
These teeth are big and strong to help you grind food so it can be ...
This skull belongs to which kind of ...
What hard, tough, and shiny substance covers the teeth? A. wax B. diamond ...
You should use a dental rinse along with brushing and flossing to remove plaque. ...
What is pink and helps hold our teeth in place in our mouths? A. ...
A special doctor who looks after teeth is called what? A. dentist B. ...
The letter A is pointing to what ...
An adult has ___ teeth. A. 42 B. 32 C. 22 ...
What is the function of canines? A. Tearing B. Cutting C. Grinding ...
What is the correct order of arrangement of teeth from front to back of the ...
What kind of teeth do babies have? A. primary B. permanent ...
What eats away the enamel of the tooth? A. water B. acids ...
The shape of the teeth of animals is an adaptation for A. the kind ...
Is this food is good for our ...
In order to keep teeth strong and healthy you should always brush your teeth with ...
Which type of tooth is the picture ...
Spiritual Health and wellbeing is characterised by A. Worshiping together B. Having a ...
A disease is a physical or mental disturbance A. TRUE B. FALSE ...
Populations who experience optimal health and wellbeing are able to A. Earn higher average ...
Finish this statement: Health and wellbeing refers to the overall state of an individual's physical, ...
Interrelationships explain A. How each dimension of health influence the others B. The ...
An example of goof social health and wellbeing is A. Living with others even ...
Resilience is an example of A. Spiritual Health and wellbeing B. Mental Health ...
Health and wellbeing is dynamic, meaning it A. constantly changes B. rarely changes ...
Physical health and wellbeing refers to A. absence of disease and fitness to complete ...
Poor diet is NOT an influencing factor in the development of A. Type 2 ...
Illness is A. an objective concept that can be measured B. having a ...
Stress is an example of A. Physical Health and wellbeing B. Emotional Health ...
Optimal Health and wellbeing is when A. You are at your best B. ...
Which stage of life does the following occur: Learning social skills, toilet training and eating ...
Globally, optimal health and wellbeing can improve peace and security by A. People having ...
What do Red-Blood cells do? A. Carry oxygen from the lungs to the body cells ...
The relaxing/filling stage of the cardiac cycle? A. Systole B. Diastole ...
Where does blood rich in oxygen go? A. Body cells B. The lungs ...
Name part A. ...
a dome shaped sheet of muscle, the _________, separates the chest from the abdomen A. ...
What blood vessels bring blood to the lungs? A. arteries B. veins ...
PLATELETS ARE CELL FRAGMENT THAT A. HELP YOUR BLOOD CLOT B. CARRY OXYGEN IN THE ...
What is the function of the heart? A. To pump blood around the body B. ...
Thin-walled vessels that allow for the exchange of O2 , CO2, nutrients and wastes between blood ...
Which is NOT a function of the circulatory system? A. deliver O2 and nutrients to ...
a chamber behind the nose and mouth that leads to the trachea A. pharynx B. ...
a flap of tissue that closes when we eat so food doesn't not go down ...
the tubes that go from the trachea into the lungs A. alveoli B. diaphragm C. ...
What type of blood vessels brings blood away from the lungs? A. arteries ...
After air moves through the pharynx it continues downward. The _____, or windpipe, directs the ...
Type of device that measures the electrical ...
Blood vessels with a thick lumen and valves to prevent back flow A. arteries ...
a process that allows the body to get oxygen to burn food for energy and ...
How is carbon dioxide transported in the blood? A. Dissolved in Plasma B. ...
Blood vessels that are only one cell thick A. arteries B. veins ...
Which is the correct definition of the Circulatory system? A. The system fights disease so ...
The heart has ___ chambers. A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 4 ...
What is breathed out from our mouth and nose? A. carbon dioxide B. oxygen C. ...
How is oxygen transported in the blood? A. Hemoglobin in White Blood Cells ...
Name part N. ...
Type of circulation that refers to the blood flowing through the entire body? A. ...
A dose of weakened or killed germs of one kind that helps the body make ...
Which are examples of non-infectious diseases? A. malaria & influenza B. asthma & ...
Mosquitoes and Ticks are examples of organisms that can spread diseases. These type of organisms ...
Non-infectious diseases can be caused by A. Pathogens B. Animal bites C. ...
The health triangle is made up of ...
Cancer, Hypertension, and Asthma are examples of what types of disease? A. Non-communicable B. Communicable ...
_______ is a disease that can be passed to a person from another person, animal ...
______ are disease-causing organisms that are so small you need a microscope to see them. ...
______ Is any condition that interferes with the proper functioning of the body or mind ...
An infectious disease: A. can be spread from person to person. B. can not be ...
A protein made by white blood cells to fight a specific pathogen. A. Antibody ...
True or False: Influenza is an infectious disease? A. TRUE B. FALSE
When you catch the disease by touching a contaminated object - A. direct ...
True or False: Allergies are an infectious disease? A. TRUE B. FALSE
What is the cause of an infectious disease? A. inherited B. environmental factors C. pathogens ...
What are the features of good cloning vector? A. high number of recognition site ...
Selectable marker are used to? A. Differentiate b/w trasnformant and non transformant B. ...
What are selectable marker ? A. a radium labelled marker B. thick pen ...
what is plasmid? A. genetic material B. selfreplicating extrachromosomal genetic material C. ...
In cloning vector, the antibiotics resistant gene are used A. As sequences from where ...
Name the antibiotics resistant gene present in pBR322. A. kanamycin B. streptomycin ...
what is origin of replication ? A. place of origin B. sequence of ...
The foreign DNA is cloned at A. Anywhere in the vector B. At ...
plasmid pBR322 is developed by A. Beadle and Tatum B. Watson and Crick ...
The term molecular scissors generally refers to A. DNA polymerases B. RNA polymerases ...
A cloning vector must possess? A. ori B. selectable marker C. both ...
A cloning vector must have A. Promoter B. Selectable marker
Food is grouped by _________________. A. taste B. look C. what it ...
What food group is missing from this ...
How often should you eat healthy food? A. Every Tuesday. B. On your birthday. C. ...
Why should you eat healthy food everyday? A. It will give you energy. B. It ...
What food group is the above food ...
What food group is the above food ...
Which food group gives your body energy? A. meats B. dairy C. ...
What food group is the above food ...
What food group should you only have once or twice a week? A. Fats, ...
Which one is NOT a dairy food? A. yogurt B. ham sandwich C. milk D. ...
What food group is the above food ...
What is the main reason why carbohydrates should be the majority of your diet? ...
Cooling down helps our muscles to ? A. Hurt B. Warm-up C. ...
Rhythmic, nonstop, moderate to vigorous activity that requires large amounts of oxygen. A. Aerobic ...
Any form of movement that causes your body to use energy is... A. Physical Fitness ...
Involving little physical activity is called... A. Physical fitness B. Physical Activity C. Exercise D. ...
When playing Football which part of your body should not touch the ball ? ...
If you are physically active on most days, which of the following would you not ...
Which Sport/Game is this ? ...
Before starting any physical activity, what is an important step to prepare your body first? ...
Which Sport/Game is this ? ...
Which Sport/Game is this ? ...
How do you stay healthy? A. Eat healthy, but never exercise B. Exercise ...
Which of the following is a healthy snack ? A. Chips B. Apple ...
Which statement is true about exercise and health? A. As long as you eat ...
After playing a match we must ? A. Cool-Down B. Warm-up C. ...
Because our body is 70% made up of water, there is no need to drink ...
Any form of bodily movement that use up energy. A. Exercise B. Physical ...
Sedentary activities include everything but: A. watching tv B. lifting weights C. ...
Which of the following is not an example of physical activity? A. watching television B. ...
Why do we need to eat fruits and vegetables A. To make our teeth ...
When you are trying to score a goal you are ? A. Attacking ...
Which Sport/Game is this ? ...
Weight-bearing exercise are good for lowering your risk of? A. hypothermia B. dehydration ...
What is the best thing for you to drink? A. tea B. water C. coke ...
What exercise is this ? ...
What is doing something over and over again so you can get better at it? ...
Physical activity helps reduce stress, and it adds to your total sense of well-being. A. ...
What must we do before starting the exercise ? A. Cool-Down B. Warm-Up ...
How many minutes of physical activity is the recommended amount you should be getting in ...
The amount of force your muscles can exert is called? A. flexibility B. ...
The feeling of stability and control over your body. A. Coordination B. Aerobic ...
When we talk about ...., we can't forget the importance of nutrition. A. School B. ...
Tick the learner profile A. Inquirers B. Risk-Taker C. Communicators D. ...
Which system does physical activity not help A. Cardiovascular B. Respiratory C. ...
Which of the following is NOT a swimming stroke ? A. Side step ...
Staying at a healthy weight can reduce your risk for developing diseases such as: A. ...
Which Sport/Game is this ? ...
When should you drink extra water ? A. After a math test B. ...
What happens to your muscles when you exercise ? A. They get stronger ...
How do you move with the ball in basketball? A. Bouncing ball B. ...
How does your body feel when your exercise ? A. It feels colder ...
What happens to your heart rate when you exercise ? A. Slows Down ...
Which of these contain lactose? A. Almond milk B. Goat's milk C. ...
The function of vitamin K is to A. regulate the heart B. aid ...
poaching, simmering, and boiling are all examples of ___method A. dry heat B. moist heat ...
What does carbon footprint mean? A. How far food travels from producer to consumer. ...
Which of these food can't vegans eat? A. Eggs B. Flour C. ...
Which vitamin is added to milk to help the body absorb calcium. A. Vitamin ...
Which of the following is the BEST description of simmering food? A. Cooking in liquid ...
What is the difference between vegans and vegetarians? A. Vegans don't eat dairy. ...
What is food security? A. Where people have access to the food that they ...
Which would be the healthiest way of cooking potatoes? A. Baked jacket potatoes - ...
A person can make healthier food choices when shopping for packaged and canned foods by: ...
a method that cooks food in enough hot fat to fully cover the item A. ...
Macro-nutrients are A. lipids, serotonin, proteins B. carbohydrates, proteins, and fats C. ...
Which important mineral does the Dairy and alternatives food group provide? A. Fat ...
What ingredient do diabetics have to control? A. Starch B. Sugar C. ...
An allergy is when there's a food someone can't eat because it will __________. ...
Vitamins and minerals support many chemical reactions in the body. A. TRUE B. ...
People who don't get enough of this mineral risk getting osteoporosis. A. Iron ...
Which of the following are proteins? A. arugula B. Strawberries C. tortilla D. Beans, eggs, ...
Which part of the body does coeliac disease effect A. brain B. heart ...
WHICH GAS IS EMITTED BY FOOD IN THE LANDFILLS A. OXIGEN B. GREENHOUSE ...
Which is NOT a function of water? A. Regulate body temperature B. Carry ...
Which of the following food choices commonly causes allergic reactions in children: A. Fruit B. ...
Why don't vegans eat meat and dairy? A. Against cruelty to animals B. ...
What is the purpose of Fat? A. To insulate the body B. To keep the ...
Sugars in fruits, honey, & sugar cane that can be digest quickly and give us ...
Eating pasta the night before a race is most likely an example of which type ...
What measures food energy? A. Calories B. Kilowatts C. Inches D. Mph
Which is NOT a fat soluble vitamin? A. Vitamin A B. Vitamin K ...
Which are signs of an allergic reaction? A. Swollen lips, tongue, or mouth ...
grilling is a healthy way to cook because the fat melts away as it cooks ...
What macro-nutrient main job is to provide us with energy? A. Fats B. Proteins C. ...
Which nutrient does the Potatoes, Bread, Rice & Pasta group provide? A. Starchy carbohydrates ...
A fat that is liquid at room temperature and found in vegetable oils, nuts, and ...
Which nutrient insulates the body against the cold and protects internal organs? A. Proteins B. ...
Which nutrient does the Beans, Pulses, Fish, Eggs and Meat group provide? A. Fat ...
Do foods have a carbon footprint? A. YES B. NO
Which vitamin can be obtained from the sun? A. Vitamin D B. Vitamin ...
Which one of these is considered the good fats that we get from foods? A. ...
Comes from the skins of fruits, veggies, and whole grains and cleans our digestive tract. ...
True or False: Skin rashes, such as hives, can occur as a result of a ...
cooking food in enough hot fat to cover 1/2 way up the product A. pan ...
Too much sodium can cause which health problem? A. obesity B. Diabetes ...
Vitamins supply energy. A. TRUE B. FALSE
The substances in food that your body needs to grow, have energy, and stay healthy ...
How many portions of fruit and vegetables should we eat? A. 5 a week ...
Proteins do what for our body? A. Provide us with energy B. Help build and ...
Which of these religious diets don't eat pork? A. Muslims B. Christians ...
Protein is made up of.... A. Enzymes B. Amino acids C. Triglycerides ...
Which of the following are possible symptoms of coeliac disease? A. diarrhoea B. ...
Choosing to convert a vacant city lot into a community vegetable garden is an example ...
Which is NOT a source of vitamin C? A. Oranges B. Peas ...
Fatigue, Headaches, Constipation, Dry Skin, are symptoms of: A. High Blood Sugar B. ...
A coeliac is a person who can not tolerate A. meat B. eggs ...
What are the symptoms if an individual is deficient in protein? A. Children may ...
Gluten is the protein that is found in A. meat eggs and fish ...
To stay healthy, you should eat more simple carbohydrates than complex carbohydrates A. TRUE B. ...
Which is the smallest food group on the Eatwell Guide? A. Sugars B. ...
Fourth of July, Ramadan, Easter, and Christmas are examples of which individual influences on food ...
The price of specialty coffee drinks has risen in the United States due to increased ...
What happens if you eat more carbohydrates then your body needs? A. becomes DNA B. turns ...
Overcooking food can destroy nutrients in food A. TRUE B. FALSE
Allergy is when the body’s immune system responds unusually to certain foods. A. TRUE ...
What is it called when a person can't obtain nutritious food? A. Food security ...
When vegetables are cooked to their appropriate temperature, the fibers that make up the cell ...
A lack of vitamin C in the body can cause the disease A. Rickets ...
A food allergy... A. only causes digestive problems B. is not too serious C. is ...
Vegans don't eat honey. A. TRUE B. FALSE
Which of the following foods contain gluten? A. pasta B. potatoes C. ...
The amino acids that CANNOT be made by our bodies naturally and therefore have to ...
What type of food product can't someone with lactose intolerance eat? A. Gluten ...
Folic Acid or Folate is important for preventing... A. Birth Defects B. Bruising ...
Where does most food go to waste? A. During transportation B. On farms ...
Which 4 foods are people most commonly allergic to? A. peanuts, Dairy, eggs, and ...
The mineral calcium helps with A. Blood clotting B. Regulating the heart ...
The heat transfer in the process of convection can be sped up by mechanically circulating ...
what are leftovers? A. different food B. ugly food C. extra food ...
Proteins that contain all nine of the essential amino acids are: A. Incomplete Proteins ...
We throw away ?? million tons of food every year A. 7.2 B. ...
Seafood is a type of protein. A. TRUE B. FALSE C. Maybe
cooking in liquid at its highest temperature A. boiling B. simmering C. frying D. sauteing ...
Which special diets wouldn't eat cheese? A. Lactose Intolerance B. Vegans C. ...
What do overcooked food, preparing food incorrectly and cooking too much have in common? ...
A serious and potentially life threatening allergic reaction is known as: A. Anaphylaxis ...
There are two types of vitamins water soluble and fat soluble A. TRUE ...
Which of these foods can be grown in the UK? A. Strawberries B. ...
A lack of vitamin A can cause A. diabetes B. night blindness ...
Which is the biggest food group on the Eatwell Guide? A. Fruit & vegetables ...
Which of these titles describe the distance that food travels from where it's produced to ...
Pumps blood through the body. A. heart B. liver C. stomach ...
Your food can spend up to this long in the small intestine: A. 4 ...
How many functioning kidneys do you need to filter blood and remove waste? A. ...
Which two systems interact so the kidneys filter cellular waste out of blood for removal? ...
These organs help your body move A. muscles B. skin C. bones ...
Which organ processes information (it's the boss of your body)? A. Heart B. ...
what are the parts of the digestive system A. stomach, small and large intestine ...
Spongy organ that helps you breathe A. brain B. lungs C. skin ...
What starts the process of chemical breakdown? A. Saliva B. Oxygen C. Hydrogen
Which two body systems interact to send oxygen throughout the body? A. Nervous and ...
Urine is produced in which of the following organs? A. gall bladder B. ...
The kidneys filter the blood about ____ times per day. A. 10 B. ...
Who Needs Dialysis? A. Person with severe kidney disease B. Person with 1 ...
What are the kidneys shaped like? A. Beans B. Apples C. Carrots ...
What produces the bile used to break down fats? A. Liver B. Large Intestine C. ...
What pushes food from the mouth to the stomach? A. Stomach B. Gall bladder C. ...
Why is it important to keep your digestive system healthy? A. because it helps ...
Where are the kidneys located? A. Small of the back B. Below the ...
What organ removes liquid waste from blood? A. Heart B. Brain C. Kidneys D. Stomach ...
an organ inside your skull that controls your body and provides the ability to think ...
Where does most digestion occur? A. Stomach B. Salivary gland C. Small intestine
You can help your digestive system by: A. drinking water and eating healthy food ...
What stores bile? A. Colon B. Gall Bladder C. Small Intestine
Which organ belongs to the digestive system? A. heart B. stomach C. femur D. brain ...
What absorbs water and minerals and holds waste? A. Large Intestine (Colon) B. Small Intestine ...
What is not a function of the digestive system? A. Create new foods B. Absorb ...
machine that help in dialysis A. dialysis machine B. hemodialysis
When they reach the stomach, mashed-up food particles mix with: A. Mucus B. ...
Wash your hands before after____ A. Eating B. Bathing C. Sleeping ...
The body organs that cannot be seen from out side are called.____ A. External ...
Ria's mother is thirty two years old she is likely to have____ A. 20permanent ...
Teeth used to tear food into pieces are known as___ A. Incisors B. ...
Name the largest organ of an human body__ A. Leg B. Tongue ...
Flat teeth are in the ___ of the mouth A. Back B. Front ...
Daily drink____glasses of water A. 2--3 B. 8--10 C. 1--2 D. ...
Saliva is secreted by _____ A. Liver B. Salivary glands C. Stomach ...
The stomach is a muscular ____ like organ A. Long B. Bag ...
Flies can transfer___ to uncoverd food A. Germs B. Taste C. Smell ...
Permanent teeth are ___ I number A. 32 B. 30 C. 20 ...
____is the organ through which food enters the stomach A. Liver B. Stomach ...
Brush your teeth twice a ____ A. Day B. Month C. Week ...
Teeth give ___ to our face A. Shape B. Look C. Smart ...
Digestion of food beigns in our____ A. Stomach B. Liver C. Foodpipe ...
Unwashed fruits and vegetables can carry germs of____ A. Healthy B. Disease ...
Our ___ helps us to know the taste of different food items A. Ears ...
Milk teeth are ___ in number A. 30 B. 20 C. 10 ...
The ---- sets of teeths are formed during once life time of a man ...
A new born baby has___ teeth A. Ten B. No C. One ...
the breaking of habitats into smaller pieces is called... A. habitat division B. ...
a species at risk, but not yet endangered A. endangered B. exotic ...
Why is biodiversity important to ecosystems? A. It helps populations adapt to ecological changes. ...
Biologists put extra effort into protecting these because they have many species living in them. ...
a species that is not native to a particular region A. endemic B. ...
the variety of life in the world or in a particular habitat or ecosystem ...
The ecosystem approach to conservation is partly based on the idea that: A. a ...
______ ______ includes thing like minerals, fossil fuels, plants, animals, clean water, and solar energy. ...
Which of the following would be most effective in slowing the loss of biodiversity? ...
species that are native to and found only within a limited area A. endemic ...
What is an invasive species? A. A native (naturally found) species which are added to ...
The level of biodiversity that involves a variety of habits and communities is _____ diversity. ...
The number of different species and the abundance of each species in a biological community. ...
Morbidity is measured in the following except A. Frequency B. Duration C. ...
It is an occurrence or event in life in increases your chances of developing a ...
The following are determinants of health except A. Nutrition B. Behavioral C. ...
Epidemiological triad can be applied to non - infectious disease where the agent could be ...
It refers to prevalence measured over an interval of time A. point of prevalence ...
it is described as continuing condition of body or mind that restricts to do certain ...
An example of morbidity is the number of people with cancer A. TRUE ...
The following are health indicator except A. Crude death rate B. Life expectancy ...
The following are types of disabilities except A. Intellectual Disability B. Physical Disability ...
The following maybe example of social determinants except A. Quantity schools B. Transportation ...
what is acute fever? A. lasting for a week B. for a month ...
In the cases of Raju, he was affected by A. malaria B. diarrhoea ...
The relationship between malnutrition, impaired immunity and infection can be described as A. interaction ...
Typhoid is caused A. Salmonilla typi B. salmonella typhi C. nova virus ...
In a healthy well fed individual ______________ is act as an barrier and prevent the ...
what is synergism? A. combined effect of malnutrion and infection B. infection because ...
what is stunting A. short stature or low height/length for age as compared to ...
we need to restore positive nitrogen balance to A. reduce the burden on kidneys ...
tachy A. fast, rapid B. many, much C. against, opposite D. ...
non A. not B. new C. against D. one
ad A. toward, to, near B. away from C. down D. ...
sugar A. gluc/o B. glucos/o C. glyc/o D. all of these ...
para A. without B. before C. beside, beyond D. within ...
poly A. many, much B. one, single C. small, scant D. ...
leuk/o A. half B. within C. white D. around
eu A. out, out of B. before, in front of C. not ...
hypo A. under B. beside C. above D. within
super A. excessive, too much, high B. increase C. above, over, excess ...
hemat/0 A. clotting B. blood C. vein D. deficiency
endo A. after, behind B. one, single C. inner, inside D. ...
trans A. against B. around C. across D. fast, rapid ...
olig A. inner, insise B. after, behind C. small, scant D. ...
pro A. before, in front of B. beside, beyond, after C. by, ...
meg/o A. again B. around C. one D. large
intro A. within B. outer, outside C. into, within D. inner, ...
inter A. backward, behind B. between C. above, over, excess D. ...
mal A. before, in front of B. bad, illness, disease C. beside, ...
circum A. around B. large C. across D. within
Jackson's ability to perform 45 pushups is an example of which component of fitness A. ...
Which health related component of fitness involves the range of motion in and around your ...
What is physical fitness? A. The ability to do everyday tasks without getting tired. ...
The health related component of fitness that covers what the body is composed of. The ...
Which is a good example of an activity that would increase flexibility? A. Playing basketball ...
What is the ability of body parts to work together when you perform an activity? ...
The ability of your muscles to exert force A. Muscular Strength B. Muscular Endurance C. ...
The ability of your muscles to exert force for an extended period of time A. ...
The integration of eye, hand, and foot movements is called, what? A. Power B. Flexibility C. Muscular Endurance ...
What is the ability to move quickly once a signal to start moving is received? ...
What component would be most important to a long distance runner? A. Reaction time B. ...
What is the ability to keep the body in a steady position while standing or ...
Power is... A. The ability to move as fast as possible B. Strength ...
The ability of you heart to pump blood and lungs to receive oxygen so that ...
You HAVE to be an athlete to be physically fit? A. TRUE B. FALSE
Define the term 'balanced diet'. A. A diet containing some nutrients in the correct proportions. ...
Chicken, fish and meat contain which nutrient? A. Protein B. Carbohydrate C. Fats D. Minerals ...
Which nutrient provides the most amount of energy per gram? A. Carbohydrate B. Fats C. ...
What does the body use carbohydrates for? A. Carbohydrates enable the tranport of essential ...
Why is it not a good idea to fill up your plate with only 1 ...
Taller and bigger people need ______________ energy than shorter and smaller people. A. same B. ...
____________ are examples of high energy high nutrient food A. Fruits & vegetables B. Chocolate ...
Which of the following foods is a good source of protein? A. Fruit ...
Which of the following is NOT a factor that determines how much energy we need. ...
_________ increases the risk of diet related diseases. A. High Blood Pressure B. Coronary Heart ...
Eating too much sugary food causes, A. Tooth decay B. High on energy ...
Fruit and vegetables are a good source of ? A. Vitamins B. Minerals ...
Which component of a healthy, balanced diet helps with constipation? A. Fibre B. Fats C. ...
EM wave is ...... A. transverse wave B. longitudinal wave
Which of the following EM wave is NOT ionizing radiation? A. Infrared radiation ...
Which of the following EM waves travels fastest in vacuum? A. Gramma ray ...
Which of the following EM waves is used in TV remote control? A. Radio ...
Arrange the following EM waves from highest frequency to lowest frequency. A. Gamma ray ...
Which of the following EM waves is released by human body? A. Infrared radiation ...
Which of the following EM waves is used to check fake banknotes? A. X ...
Which of the following EM waves is used in Radar? A. Radio waves ...
Which colour has lower frequency? A. Green B. Blue
Which colour has shorter wavelength? A. Green B. Red
Which of the following EM waves has greater diffraction effect? A. Radio waves ...
Which of the following EM waves has higher penetrating power? A. X ray ...
Nature of the harm refers to____________. A. Who will get hurt B. Where ...
It is a planned system of working to prevent illness and injury where you work ...
Hazard caused from stress with the employer. A. Physical hazards B. Biological hazards ...
Harm caused by wet floor A. stress B. cuts C. slips, falls ...
What causes the highest number of accidents at work? A. Falls from height ...
Identifying hazards makes you _____________ A. comfortable while working B. safe from working ...
What is the hazard in this picture?
Hazards caused by repetitive movement A. Chemical hazards B. Psychological hazards C. ...
What is the hazard in this picture?
Which occupation has the highest rate of people falling sick? A. Health and Social ...
Is a source of potential damage, harm or adverse health effects A. Hazards ...
Harm caused by using sharp knife. A. leukemia B. metal fume fever ...
What is OHS stands for? A. Occupational Health on Service B. Occupational Health ...
Caused by organism such as viruses bacteria fungi and parasites A. Physical hazards ...
is the chance or the probability that a person will be harmed A. Adverse ...
Harm caused by electricity A. shock or electrocution B. slips, falls C. ...
What is the best definition of hazard ? A. Likelihood of harm in defined ...
Harm caused by welding. A. metal fume fever B. leukemia C. cut ...
Hazard cause by vapor or gaseous substance A. Biological hazards B. Psychological hazards ...
Which of the following is a physical symptom of stress? A. Feeling angry B. Sweating ...
Which of the following feel stress more? A. final year university students B. first year ...
If all of your friends each stole candy from a store, you would feel pressured ...
What is a healthy way to manage stress? A. Do something you love B. Physical ...
Which stress is considered the GOOD stress? A. Eustress B. Distress
Which of the following feel more stress? A. Men B. Women
What is negative stress? A. Stress that prevents you from doing something or functioning in ...
Chronic stress is stress that is repetitive and does not go away for a long ...
What stress is considered the BAD stress? A. Eustress B. Distress
What is positive stress? A. A type of stress that is not THAT bad B. ...
Stress is always bad for you. A. TRUE B. FALSE
What are the things that cause stress? A. Stress B. Eustress C. Stressors D. Distress ...
People with good mental and emotional health spend time developing and maintaining close relationships. ...
If a person with a mental health challenge experiences stigma. What does stigma mean? ...
Mental health helps determine... A. How we handle stress B. How we feel ...
Are mental health problems treatable? A. Yes B. No C. Maybe ...
What is the least effective way of dealing with a mental health challenge or mental ...
Mental illness can occur only after a person has reached adulthood. A. TRUE ...
Having a mental illness can affect the way that a person A. behaves ...
Being healthy includes A. having a body that feels good and works well. ...
There are at least 3 factors that contribute to mental health problems. A. TRUE ...
When your mom starts dating again after a divorce, she is demonstrating which stage of ...
Mental health includes our emotional, psychological, and social well-being. It affects how we think, feel, ...
Another way to talk about mental illness is to say A. mental health challenge ...
A person who has a mental health problem sees the following EXCEPT A. mental ...
Biological function of fat is: A. energy storage ...
Biologically speaking oils are: A. proteins B. sacharids ...
Ghee is product of clarified butter (dairy), however it is safe to serve it to ...
Select false statement: A. as energy storage sugar is denser ...
To grease a pan for baking instead of spray, you can use ...
If you run out of frying oil, extra virgin olive oil is very good substitude ...
If oil or fat catches on fire, which fire extinguisher you have to use? ...
Fat and oil is a good conductor for essence and flavours. Can be used in ...
Density of most oils and fats to compare with water is? ...
difference between olive oil and pomace oil is: A. pomace ...
difference between flash point and smoke point is A. fat ...
Butter is product of A. churning milk or cream ...
region of best olive oil production is: A. mediterranean (Greece, ...
Which region has high usage of sesame oil? A. mediterranean ...
Most muesli bars are nutritious A. TRUE B. FALSE
Diet soft drinks are good for you A. TRUE B. FALSE
Celery is a 'negative calorie' food A. TRUE B. FALSE
Brown sugar is healthier than white sugar A. TRUE B. FALSE
Are all calories the same regardless of which foods they come from? A. Yes ...
Gatorade and Powerade are a healthy alternative if you don't want water A. TRUE ...
Fruit juice is a healthy alternative to eating a piece of fruit A. TRUE ...
Going gluten free does not necessarily mean you're improving your diet A. TRUE ...
Freezing fruit does not drastically decrease the nutritional value A. TRUE B. FALSE ...
Foods such as broccoli and almonds are a good source of calcium in the diet ...
Potato chips are a healthy way to eat potato A. TRUE B. FALSE ...
Food listed as 'natural' at the supermarket means it's more nutritious A. TRUE ...
If you exercise enough, diet doesn't matter A. TRUE B. FALSE
Snacks can be an important part of a healthy diet A. TRUE B. ...
Leafy greens are some of the most nutritionally dense vegetables A. TRUE B. ...
The word Environment is derived from A. Greek B. French C. Spanish ...
The two components of a ecosystem are A. Plants and animals B. Biotic ...
What is the theme of environment day 2020 A. Beat air pollution B. ...
Which of these play a very important role in causing rain fall A. Vehicles ...
Deforestation causes A. More floods B. Reduced rainfall C. Soil erosion ...
Which of these activities is eco-friendly? A. Cars for transportation B. Polybags for ...
In plants, respiration occurs A. During the day only B. During the night ...
The green plants are called A. Producers B. Consumers C. Decomposers ...
How many tiger reserves are present in Karnataka A. 50 B. 27 ...
What is the full form of BOD? A. Bactorial oxygen demand B. Biological ...
Which energy source pollutes the environment? A. Solar B. Wind C. Hydroelectric ...
The ultimate source of energy in an ecosystem is the A. producers B. ...
Taj Mahal is threatened due to A. Sulphur dioxide B. Carbon dioxide ...
Cover dancing requires a lot of coordination, but which part of your brain coordinates your ...
After seeing a moth, a frog uses its tongue to catch it. This is an ...
Which color is the CEREBRUM? ...
Even though Khing loves to sleep, her heart still beats and lungs still breathe. Which ...
The nerve cell is more specifically called a(n)... A. axon B. dendrite ...
___________ ---> ____________ ---> _______________ A. Response, Stimulus, Interpret B. Interpret, Stimulus, Response ...
The CENTRAL nervous system is made up of which two organs? A. Brain and ...
Physical injuries, like a major car accident, can be very dangerous to nervous system health. ...
Jubjib loves to dance during Quizlet live. Which part of her brain stores the memories ...
Which color is the BRAIN STEM? ...
As organisms get more complex, cells become ...
What is the part of the nervous system that is made up of a system ...
Which color is the CEREBELLUM? ...
What is a reflex? A. an automatic movement in response to a stimulus ...
If you are having trouble with your BALANCE and COORDINATION, which part of your brain ...
Choose the word that best completes the sentence below. The __________ scale indicates the ...
Choose the word that best completes the sentence below. The Interpersonal ____________ scale indicates ...
Choose the word that best completes the sentence below. When you show respect and ...
Choose the word that best completes the sentence below. When you choose to go ...
Choose the word that best completes the sentence below. Skills that occur by yourself ...
Craig's success profile showed that he needs a lot of improvement in time management, stress ...
Choose the word that best completes the sentence below. _____________ is the learned ability ...
What does the Self-Esteem scale measure on the Personal Skills Map? A. How vain ...
What does the Sales Orientation/Leadership scale measure on the Personal Skills Map? A. It ...
What is the difference between intrapersonal skills and interpersonal skills? A. Intrapersonal skills are ...
Choose the word that best completes the sentence below. The willingness and capability to ...
A learned ability to identify, experience, understand, and express human emotions in healthy and productive ...
How many components of Physical Fitness are there? A. 11 B. 5 ...
The amount of time it takes to make a physical response A. Speed ...
Health related fitness measures a person's ability to perform physical activities that require which of ...
What is cardiovascular endurance? A. The range of movement around a joint. B. ...
All of the following are considered exercises that can improve your flexibility except A. ...
Physical Fitness is the ability of the person to do daily task without alertness and ...
What is flexibility? A. The relative ratio of fat mass to fat free mass ...
The body's proportion of fat, muscle, and bone is: A. Muscular Strength B. Aerobic Fitness ...
The ability of your joints to move through a full range of motion is called_____________. ...
Using your muscles many times without tiring. A. Power B. Muscular Strength C. Muscular Endurance ...
The ability of the body to go through daily activities without being overly tired is ...
The amount of force that a muscle can produce A. Muscular Strength Endurance ...
Overall fitness is made up of five main components A. Frecuency, Intensity, Time and Type ...
A person thought to be guilty of a crime or offense A. victim B. officer ...
a thing that is accepted as true or as certain to happen, without proof. ...
A person harmed, injured, or killed as a result of a crime A. officer ...
overgeneralized beliefs about the traits and attributes of members of a particular group A. ...
the ideas, beliefs, and attitudes about what is important that help guide the way you ...
Behaving differently, usually unfairly, toward members of a group. A. Discrimination B. Assumption ...
The First 10 Amendments are referred to as A. The Big 10 B. ...
If Mom is AB and dad is A? and the child has a B blood ...
Beliefs, customs, and traditions of a specific person or group of people. A. Ethnic ...
How many teeth does a fully developed human adult normally have? A. 20 B. 28 ...
What is the hard outer covering of the tooth's crown called? A. pulp B. cementum ...
Which of the following is correct about variables? A. independent changes due to dependent ...
Since the genotypes A and B are equally dominant this is called A. blending B. ...
The application of a broad range of sciences to answer legal questions A. Health ...
If a mass death occurs and many people die at the same place, How would ...
Processing a crime scene involves: A. only collecting evidence and taking pictures B. ...
What are fingerprints used for? A. determine eye color B. Identification C. ...
an unjustifiable (and usually negative) judgment toward a group and its members. This type of ...
a widely understood rule for social behavior in a given society A. Societal Norm ...
Which organ system includes the trachea, bronchi, lungs, and alveoli? A. Digestive system B. Circulatory ...
Which organ system delivers oxygen and nutrients to all of the body's cells? A. Nervous ...
Nose, trachea, lungs, alveoli A. Respiratory system B. Endocrine system C. Muscular system D. Skeletal ...
Which system is the stomach in? ...
Which organ system gets oxygen into the bloodstream and removes carbon dioxide? A. Respiratory system ...
Which organ belongs to the digestive system? A. heart B. stomach C. femur D. brain ...
Kevin has a severe headache and stiff neck. He goes to the doctor and ...
What are the building blocks of life? A. arteries B. cells C. organs D. capillaries ...
Maria has been feeling tired. She went ...
Major organs of the digestive system A. Kidneys, nephrons B. Stomach, intestines, mouth C. Heart, ...
Which organ system breaks down food into small molecules and absorbs nutrients into the bloodstream? ...
What is the function of this system?
What is the function of this system?
Lauren had pains in her abdomen and, after some tests, her doctor determined she had ...
biology helps in the scientific understanding of all living organisms and non living environment and ...
Biology is continuously finding the solutions that can completely eradicate the different ---------- issues still ...
the human kid grows taller and has different sleeping pattern show that.. A. bodies ...
pathology can NOT Do.... A. study of diseases B. develop new medications ...
Biology is important in almost every field of life/profession A. FALSE B. TRUE ...
biology may NOT deal with... A. forces B. food quality C. development ...
Biology can answer where/and how did life begin.... A. yes B. no ...
which one of the following is NOT the significance of biology A. production of ...
Biology is the study of A. materials B. bio molecules C. life ...
biology helps to comprehend and interpret the human body temperature and that aides someone to ...
the scientific name of human is ... A. homo erectus B. homo intellega ...
requires patients to get referrals to see specialists A. HMO B. PPO C. BOTH D. ...
An Orthopedist specializes in what area? A. Heart and Lungs B. Brain and CNS C. ...
most expensive managed care plan A. HMO B. PPO C. BOTH D. NONE
Members of a healthcare team may include: A. Nurses B. Therapists C. ...
A Gerontologist specializes in what/who? A. Elderly people B. Children C. The heart D. Putting ...
Preferred Provider Organization (PPO) A. Plan that requires you to work with a primary care ...
What is in section 2 of the CMS -1500 form A. the insurance provider ...
An Endocrinologist specializes in what area? A. The Glands and Hormones B. The Heart C. ...
___________ requires you to pay either a set amount or a certain percent of medical ...
cost of your insurance that you pay each month A. co-pay B. deductible C. premium ...
An important aspect of the Patient Centered Medical Home includes: A. Physicians are responsible ...
Provide care for terminally ill persons A. Mental health facilities B. Medical offices ...
What is ethics? A. Honesty of a person's actions B. Good citizenship C. Actions to ...
Punctuality means which? A. On task B. Proffesional C. Happy D. On time
Medicare Part A covers Inpatient care. A. TRUE B. FALSE
Valerie had to go to the doctor 3 times with the co-payments being $25 each ...
Which of the following demonstrates responsibility? A. Admitting to a mistake B. Lying about an ...
Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) A. Health insurance plan that allows you to see any doctor, ...
Provide a variety of services in a patient’s home A. Long-term care facilities ...
When is it acceptable to be dishonest in a professional setting? A. When it benefits ...
What does an Anesthesiologist specialize in? A. Cancer patients B. Removal of Sensation/feeling C. The ...
A(n) _________ is the amount of money you must pay each year before your insurance ...
You have reached your $5000 out-of-pocket limit. You need to go to the emergency room ...
Medicaid A. Federal health insurance program administered by the state for people with income below ...
Medicare is regulated by the federal government. A. TRUE B. FALSE
A 30 year woman broke her arm and went to the ER for treatment. Her ...
Medicare Part B covers doctor visits, ambulance services, and outpatients services A. TRUE ...
What is NOT involved in the process of exchanging messages? A. Listening B. Sharing information ...
Lydia works at a medical facility in which all employees are required to wear white ...
Your health insurance has a $2000 deductible and a $100 per day co-payment for hospital ...
A trait that is always hidden when the dominant allele is present. A. Phenotype ...
An organism that has two different alleles for a trait. A. Genes B. ...
Every living thing has genetic information stored in the form of A. Ribosomes ...
Heredity is the passing of traits from _____________________ to _____________________ A. predators to prey B. ...
Juan's dog, Luna, was hit by a car. Fortunately, she lived and is healthy! But ...
If a gene is always expressed or always shown with a capital letter it is ...
What is NOT an inherited trait of humans? A. Favorite type of music B. Freckles ...
The passing of physical characteristics, or traits, from parent to offspring. A. Genetics ...
Segments of DNA (Deoxyribonucleic acid) found in chromosomes that give instructions for producing a certain ...
If two alleles are the same for a certain trait they are considered A. ...
The scientific study of heredity. A. Genetics B. Heredity C. Probability ...
Where are chromosomes found? A. vacuole B. cell membrane C. nucleus ...
When the doctor operates on the patient's eye, he is using A. learned behavior. ...
The different forms of a gene. A. Genes B. Allele C. Phenotype ...
Chromosomes are A. Found in the mitochondria B. Made of 20 pairs ...
3 Days a Week is an example of a... A. Frequency B. Intensity C. Time ...
An example of cardiovascular exercise is A. Practicing yoga B. squatting C. ...
The push-up test measures_________? A. Flexibility B. Cardiovascular Endurance C. Body Composition D. Muscular Endurance ...
What component of health-related fitness does the push-up test? A. Muscular endurance B. ...
The FITT principle stands for A. frequency, intensity, training and type B. frequency, ...
An example of endurance is: A. sit and reach B. 40 yard dash ...
_____________ is a measure of the most weight you can lift or the most force ...
Yoga helps improve which component of fitness the most... A. Flexibility B. Speed C. Muscle ...
What is the best definition below for INTENSITY? A. The number of days you ...
____________ is planned physical activity done regularly to build or maintain one's fitness. A. ...
___________ is the ability to handle the physical demands of everyday life without becoming overly ...
Which type of cell is this? ...
What kind of cell is this? ...
What kind of cell is this? ...
Virus or Bacteria? ...
Is it a eukaryotic or prokaryotic cell?
Viruses are living. They do not have cells. (Ellas no tienen celulas) A. yes ...
Which is bigger? A. bacteria B. virus
Eukaryotic cells are larger ( mas grande) ...
Prokaryotic cells are very simple (sencilla). ...
We view (see) cells with a ___________. A. balance B. telescope C. ...
Plant or animal cell?
Which type of cell is bigger? A. Prokaryotic B. Eukaryotic
Viruses are cells. A. True B. FALSE
True or false? This cell has a nucleus. A. TRUE B. FALSE ...
This cell has a nucleus.
Unicellular means A. single-celled B. multi-celled
True or false? This cell has DNA.
Bacteria are eukaryotic cells. True or false? A. TRUE B. FALSE ...
Which biomolecule includes sugars and starches? (Hint: simple or complex) A. Lipids B. Proteins C. ...
What part of a virus is the protein capsule that houses the genetic material (DNA/RNA)? ...
Lysis is A. rupture of a cell membrane B. replication of a virus C. bacterial ...
What part of the virus is number ...
What is a way to become immune to a disease without first having the disease? ...
Which biomolecule is responsible for insulation and LONG term energy storage? A. Proteins B. Nucleic ...
A(n) _____ is a virus that enters a bacterial cell. A. endospore B. decomposer C. ...
What part of the virus is number ...
Which biomolecule is this a picture of?
Which biomolecule group includes fats, oils, and waxes? A. Proteins B. Nucleic Acid C. Lipids ...
What part of the virus is number ...
What is the first step of the virus reproduction cycle? A. The viruses genetic material ...
Which biomolecule is found in pastas and ...
Which biomolecule is this a picture of? ...
The reason that viruses are considered to be nonliving is because A. They are not ...
Lipids are made up of which of the following? A. glycerol and fatty acids tails ...
Which viral life cycle allows viral genetic material to lay dormant while the host cell ...
ALL polymers (large molecules) are made up of... A. monosaccharides B. monomers C. proteins D. ...
Is a virus considered living or non-living? A. Living B. Non-Living C. Neither
Which biomolecule is made of nucleotides and contain you DNA? A. Carbohydrate B. Lipids C. ...
Monomers combine to form ________ through the process of ________. A. polymers; hydrolysis B. polymers; ...
Which biomolecule is made of nucleotides and ...
What do viruses need to reproduce? A. they need genetic material B. They need a ...
The monomer (building block) of a nucleic ...
Which of the following is NOT a biomolecule? A. Water B. Nucleic Acid C. Protein ...
What do viruses have in common with living cells? They both... A. store genetic information ...
What is the monomer for a protein? A. Monosaccharide B. Triglyceride C. Amino Acid D. ...
Viruses are cells. A. True B. FALSE
Which of the following occurs right after a virus attaches to a host cell in ...
Look at the picture and determine one ...
Before a scientific theory is accepted and supported, it has A. been tested by ...
Which of these can be represented mathematically and provide no explanation why a phenomenon occurs? ...
Say you are a sorcerer who wants to find out if a magic potion makes ...
What type of microscope was likely used ...
Which of the following characteristics of living things best explains why some North American birds ...
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of all living things? A. cells B. ...
Which of these explain how a natural phenomenon works or happens? A. theory ...
The process by which organisms keep their internal conditions relatively stable is called A. sexual ...
Which of the 2 images of red ...
____ is the study of living organisms. A. Physics B. Sociology C. Biology D. Chemistry ...
Lilly was trying to explain to her friend the difference between a theory and a ...
Scientific theories are based on A. general assumptions of how systems work. B. mathematical principles ...
What type of microscope was likely used ...
What types of observations are descriptive? A. Qualitative observations B. Quantitative observations C. Empirical observations ...
What type of microscope was likely used ...
What is the name of variable that changes because of the IV and is measured? ...
What is a hypothesis A. An idea in science B. An idea backed ...
What type of microscope was likely used ...
What type of microscope was likely used ...
Hx A. Heart rate B. Central nervous system C. History D. ...
Rx A. As much as desired B. Prescription C. Gastrointestinal D. ...
tid A. One time daily B. Two times daily C. Three times ...
Sx A. Subcutaneous B. Male C. Surgery D. Female
DOB A. Doctor of Veterinary Medicine B. Date of birth C. Domestic ...
qh A. Every day B. Immediately C. Prescription D. Every hour ...
stat A. Electrocardiogram B. Specific gravity C. Immediately D. Dead on ...

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