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The Importance of Sleep

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the purpose of sleep according to the document?

a)

Sleep is just as important to the body as exercise, nutrition, and stress management.

b)

Sleep is primarily for resting the eyes.

c)

Sleep is for physical growth only.

d)

Sleep is not necessary for overall health.

2.

What happens to your body temperature during sleep?

a)

Your body temperature increases significantly.

b)

Your body temperature remains constant.

c)

Your body temperature drops slightly.

d)

Your body temperature fluctuates unpredictably.

3.

What does sleep help to restore?

a)

Energy and balance of information.

b)

Only physical strength.

c)

Only mental alertness.

d)

Only emotional stability.

4.

During which stage of sleep do your eyes move rapidly behind your closed lids?

a)

NREM

b)

REM

c)

Deep sleep

d)

Light sleep

5.

What occurs during REM sleep?

a)

Your muscles act out your dreams.

b)

You cannot form any memories.

c)

You may form memories.

d)

Your body temperature increases.

6.

What is discarded during sleep according to the document?

a)

Needed information

b)

Unneeded information

c)

All memories

d)

Physical toxins

7.

You alternate between ________ and ________ sleep during the night.

a)

REM and non-REM

b)

Deep and light

c)

Heavy and soft

d)

Dream and non-dream

8.

About ________ of your sleeping time is in ________ sleep.

a)

20%, REM

b)

50%, deep

c)

75%, light

d)

25%, non-REM

9.

________ - difficulties falling asleep or ________ sleep.

a)

Insomnia, interrupted

b)

Sleep apnea, continuous

c)

Narcolepsy, excessive

d)

Restlessness, deep

10.

________ - when a person stops ________ for short periods of time during sleep and then suddenly ________.

a)

Insomnia, dreaming, wakes up

b)

Sleep apnea, breathing, starts breathing

c)

Narcolepsy, moving, falls asleep

d)

Restlessness, snoring, stops snoring

11.

________ - a person experiences severe ________ during the ________ or falls asleep suddenly- the normally ________ does not regulate the ________/________ cycle.

a)

Insomnia, restlessness, day, brain, sleep/wake

b)

Sleep apnea, snoring, night, lungs, breathing/respiration

c)

Narcolepsy, sleepiness, day, brain, sleep/wake

d)

Restlessness, discomfort, evening, body, activity/rest

12.

The sleep cycle if under the influence of the ________ affects the body’s ________ for regulating behavior patterns during the ________.

a)

Moon, gravitational pull, night

b)

Sun, light exposure, day

c)

Circadian rhythm, internal clock, 24-hour cycle

d)

Diet, nutritional balance, eating hours

13.

Most teens need ________ hours of sleep- Teens get an avg of ________ hours or less.

a)

8-10, 7

b)

6-8, 5

c)

9-10, 6

d)

7-9, 8

14.

The average adult needs about ________ hours of sleep to function effectively.

a)

6-7

b)

7-8

c)

8-9

d)

5-6

15.

Which hormone is primarily responsible for regulating sleep-wake cycles?

a)

Insulin

b)

Adrenaline

c)

Melatonin

d)

Cortisol

16.

Chronic lack of sleep can lead to which of the following health issues?

a)

Improved memory

b)

Weight loss

c)

Increased concentration

d)

Heart disease

17.

What is the effect of blue light exposure on sleep?

a)

It has no effect on sleep

b)

It promotes sleep

c)

It can delay the release of melatonin, making it harder to fall asleep

d)

It increases REM sleep

18.

Which of the following is a common symptom of insomnia?

a)

Excessive daytime sleepiness

b)

Snoring loudly

c)

Pauses in breathing during sleep

d)

Difficulty falling or staying asleep

19.

How does caffeine consumption affect sleep?

a)

It has no effect on sleep quality

b)

It can improve sleep efficiency

c)

It can make it harder to fall asleep

d)

It increases the need for sleep

20.

What role does exercise play in sleep quality?

a)

It can lead to sleep disturbances

b)

It has no impact on sleep

c)

It can improve sleep quality

d)

It decreases the amount of REM sleep