Winter Dressing Quiz

Question 1: What are the three layers of clothing recommended for staying warm in winter?

• Three layers of clothing

• No layers of clothing

• Five layers of clothing

• Two layers of clothing

Question 2: How does layering help in keeping the body warm during winter?

• Trapping air between the layers of clothing

• Wearing wet clothes

• Using thinner clothing

• Exposing the skin to cold air

Question 3: What type of fabric is best for retaining heat in winter?

• Cotton

• Silk

• Nylon

• Wool

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Question 4: Why is it important to choose the right fabric for winter clothing?

• To keep the body warm and insulated in cold weather.

• To match the color of the snow

• To show off fashion sense

• To keep the body cool in warm weather

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Question 5: How can you protect your hands from the cold in winter?

• Wearing insulated gloves or mittens

• Dipping hands in cold water

• Wearing sandals

• Rubbing ice on your hands

Question 6: What are the best types of socks for keeping your feet warm in winter?

• Thick wool or thermal socks

• Sandal socks

• No socks at all

• Thin cotton socks

Question 7: Why are hats and scarves important for winter dressing?

• To keep the feet warm

• To make a fashion statement

• To keep the head, ears, and neck warm

• To protect from sunburn

Question 8: How do hats and scarves help in protecting the body from cold weather?

• They provide extra weight to the body

• They cover the head, ears, and neck to prevent heat loss.

• They restrict movement and make it harder to stay warm

• They make the body sweat more

Question 9: What type of clothing is suitable for outdoor activities in winter?

• Thin cotton t-shirt

• Swimsuit and flip flops

• Tank top and shorts

• Warm and insulated clothing

Question 10: Why is it important to wear appropriate clothing for outdoor activities in winter?

• To show off fashionable winter clothing

• To avoid getting a sunburn

• To blend in with the snow and ice

• To stay warm and protect against cold-related illnesses.