Body Odor and Hygiene Practices (grade 7 - 8)

What causes body odor?

• Interaction between bacteria and sweat

• Overuse of soap

• Eating spicy foods

• Lack of sleep

Which area of the body is most likely to produce body odor?

• Hands

• Underarms

• Feet

• Forehead

What do bacteria break down to produce body odor?

• Sugar

• Proteins and fatty acids in sweat

• Dead skin cells

• Vitamins

What is the primary role of deodorants?

• To mask or neutralize body odor

• To stop sweating

• To remove bacteria

• To cleanse the skin

Which ingredient in antiperspirants helps block sweat glands?

• Zinc

• Sodium

• Aluminum compounds

• Magnesium

What daily practice is crucial in preventing body odor?

• Wearing perfume

• Using powder

• Daily bathing

• Using hair products

How does regular soap usage help in preventing body odor?

• It increases skin hydration

• It reduces skin oil production

• It blocks sweat pores

• It removes sweat and bacteria from the skin

What should be used after bathing to control sweat and odor?

• Shampoo

• Lotion

• Deodorant or antiperspirant

• Sunscreen

Which practice is essential for good oral hygiene and preventing bad breath?

• Drinking sugary drinks

• Using mouthwash occasionally

• Brushing and flossing teeth daily

• Eating hard foods

What is the potential result of over-washing hair?

• Better volume

• Increased hair growth

• More shine

• Stripping hair of natural oils