All About Sneezes!

The video explains sneezing, starting with personal experiences and moving to the biological process. It describes how tiny particles irritate the nose, triggering a reflex to expel them. Sneezing is a protective reflex that helps maintain health by clearing the nose of irritants. The video also highlights the importance of covering sneezes to prevent spreading germs, offering practical tips for doing so.

What are some common triggers that can cause a person to sneeze?

• Listening to loud music

• Being around flowers

• Watching TV

• Reading a book

What role do the tiny hairs and mucus inside the nose play in sneezing?

• They make the nose look bigger

• They catch particles and irritants

• They help in smelling better

• They help in breathing faster

How fast can air be expelled from the nose during a sneeze?

• 100 kilometers per hour

• 50 kilometers per hour

• 10 kilometers per hour

• 200 kilometers per hour

Why is sneezing considered a reflex action?

• It only occurs when you are asleep

• It is a learned behavior

• It happens automatically without thinking

• It requires conscious thought

What is a recommended way to prevent the spread of germs when sneezing?

• Sneeze into a friend's face

• Sneeze into the air

• Sneeze into your elbow

• Sneeze into your hands