
H1Unit2Review
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Davia Williams
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Multiple Select
Losing sleep has been linked to (check all that apply)
Increased inflammation
High Blood Pressure
Obesity
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Multiple Choice
How much sleep do adolescents need?
5-6 hours
9-10 hours
7-8 hours
12-13 hours
2-3 hours
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Multiple Choice
Studies show that approximately _____% of adolescents are sleep deprived.
95%
66%
75%
80%
30%
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Open Ended
What happens to your brain when you're sleepy?
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Open Ended
Humans need the correct amount of vitamins to function. Too much or too little of any one vitamin can cause problems. List one vitamin and problem associated with too much of it.
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Multiple Choice
How many vitamins are necessary to keep the human body running?
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5
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Multiple Choice
Which vitamins are water-soluble?
A&B
B&C
C&D
D&E
E&K
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Multiple Choice
Where can you find water-soluble vitamins in your body?
skin cells
muscle
blood
finger nails
saliva
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Multiple Select
Which benefits can vitamins provide our body? Check all that apply.
Release energy from food
Defend infection and immunity
Make blood and bones
Make sure all the cells are working properly and sufficiently
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Multiple Choice
How many fruits and vegetables do you need to get enough daily vitamins?
Eat as much as you can of any one fruit or vegetable; there's no limitation
Don't get too many of any one fruit or veggie; levels can become toxic
One apple per day is enough to have all vitamins you need
Fruits and vegetables aren't necessary; we can eat meat to get all the necessary vitamins
Different fruits and vegetables provide different vitamins, and we need them all
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Body Mass Index Table 1
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Fill in the Blanks
What is the BMI score for someone who is 62 inches tall and weights 142 pounds? Type the number only.
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Match
Match the following BMI scores to the heigh and weight combinations.
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68 inches, 158 pounds
60 inches, 158 pounds
65 inches, 204 pounds
67 inches, 159 pounds
59 inches, 143 pounds
68 inches, 158 pounds
60 inches, 158 pounds
65 inches, 204 pounds
67 inches, 159 pounds
59 inches, 143 pounds
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