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WorksheetsHealth final review Quiz
Total questions: 86
Worksheet time: 48mins
Who is mainly responsible for your health?
Your doctor
Your parents
Your teacher
You are
Humans have the fight or flight mechanism for survival purposes.
True
False
The three sides of the Health Triangle are:
choose 3
Social
musical
The passing on of physical traits from your parents is:
nationality
culture
civilization
An exaggerated or inappropriate fear of something specific such as spiders or tunnels is:
dislike
enjoyment
emotion
Mental health includes:
school
diet
working out
social media
Regular exercise can include:
running
swimming
biking
Physical fitness is best described as the ability of your whole body to work efficiently.
True
False
Health only means being physically fit.
True
False
Anorexia nervosa involves a binge and purge cycle.
True
False
Digestion is the process by which the body breaks down food.
True
False
Grain/Carbohydrates are:
Part of testosterone
A source of energy
An ingredient in marijuana
An alcoholic beverage
Which of the following would not be part of a balanced health triangle:
expressing your emotions in a healthy way
working well in a group
experimenting with drugs
eating a well-balanced diet
Match the following:
Carbohydrates -
The most common nutrient
Fats -
source of energy that is high in calorie
Protein -
Needed for growth and repair of cells
Vitamins -
Can be water- or fat-soluble
Physical well being can be improved through proper:
exercise and nutrition
smoking
getting less sleep
it cannot be improved
One of the ways that the AIDS virus can be transmitted is:
by a mosquito
by sneezing
sharing a drinking glass
sharing needles during drug use
AIDS is transmitted by:
donating blood, kissing
sexual contact, not washing hands
sexual contact, IV drug needles
any of the above combinations
An HIV-positive person may have no symptoms.
True
False
Which system of the body is affected by the HIV virus?
circulatory
nervous
respiratory
immune
The addicting drug in tobacco is:
nicotine
tar
cocaine
ammonia
Which of the following does not change a drug’s effectiveness?
moisture
brand name
light
age
Heavy cigarette smoking can contribute to:
increased appetite
increased weight
coronary heart disease
Anorexia Nervosa
Alcohol is a:
stimulant
depressant
hallucinogen
narcotic
The category of drugs that is meant to take away pain is:
narcotics
depressants
steroids
stimulants
Depressant drugs can:
prevent a person from sleeping
be used for diet pills
not be addicting
calm a person down
When you need more and more of a drug to get the same effect, it is called:
withdrawal
synergism
tolerance
dependency
The effects of smoking start:
immediately
in one year
in ten years
in twenty years
Heavy cigarette smokers have a shorter life span than non-smokers
True
False
The process of intoxication begins immediately.
True
False
Alcohol has nutritional value.
True
False
Alcohol and tranquilizers are examples of narcotics.
True
False
Steroids can cause “roid rage.”
True
False
Many common cleaning products may be used as inhalants.
True
False
Fetal alcohol syndrome is a possible side effect of drinking during pregnancy.
True
False
The major part of your diet should consist of carbohydrates.
True
False
Your heart rate and your blood pressure increase when you smoke.
True
False
Secondhand smoke has very little effect on the non-smoker.
True
False
The multiplying effect of mixing certain drugs is known as synergism.
True
False
The liver is an organ that can be damaged by alcohol abuse.
True
False
Alcohol can cause both a physical and a psychological dependency.
True
False
It takes large amounts of alcohol to affect a person’s alertness.
True
False
Nicotine is a depressant drug.
True
False
The damage from emphysema is irreversible.
True
False
Drugs can affect a person’s mind as well as body.
True
False
There is no medical use for morphine.
True
False
It is a good idea to mix alcohol with other drugs.
True
False
The New York State legal drinking age is 18.
True
False
Alcohol is a stimulant.
True
False
Antibiotics are used to fight bacterial diseases.
True
False
All drugs are medicines.
True
False
Ecstasy is an example of a club drug.
True
False
Cocaine is a stimulant.
True
False
Sleeping pills are stimulants.
True
False
Certain opiates (narcotics) are used medically.
True
False
Hallucinogens are chemicals that can cause you to see and hear things that do not exist.
True
False
The main chemical found in marijuana is THC.
True
False
LSD has no medical use.
True
False
Drinking black coffee and taking a cold shower will sober up a drunk person quickly.
True
False
The blood alcohol level that would be considered illegal in New York State is .08.
True
False
Withdrawal sickness can occur when you stop taking an addictive drug.
True
False
You must be at least 19 years of age to purchase tobacco in Massapequa.
True
False
Many drug abusers take drugs for recreational purposes.
True
False
Medicines prescribed by a doctor cannot be abused.
True
False
Fertilization occurs in the fallopian tubes.
True
False
A factor that does not affect how alcohol affects a person is:
how fast you drink
your body weight
how much you drink
the time of day
Which is an example of a drug that would slow the central nervous system?
cocaine
caffeine
PCP
alcohol
The developing fetus grows in the:
ovaries
fallopian tubes
uterus
vagina
Matching
Tolerance
More and more to get the same effect
Withdrawal
Stopping the usage of a drug
Physical dependency
Bodily need for a drug
Mental need for a drug
Psychological dependency
Drug
Effects the mind and body.
Matching
Vagina
Birth canal
Sperm
Male reproductive cell
Ovaries
Female reproductive glands
Testes
Gland that produces sperm and testostero
Fallopian tubes
Where fertilization occurs
Matching
HIV
The pathogen that causes AIDS
Kaposi’s Sarcoma
Opportunistic infection
T-cells
Destroyed by HIV
HIV cannot be transmitted
Casual contact
AIDS
Pandemic
Which of the following is a part of good social health?
making and keeping friends
having high self-esteem
eating a balanced breakfast
liking yourself
The hormone released during the “fight or flight” response is:
testosterone
estrogen
insulin
adrenaline
The majority of digestion takes place in the:
esophagus
large intestine
small intestine
liver
People your age who are similar to you in many ways are:
friends
peers
relatives
neighbors
Three common gateway drugs are:
alcohol, nicotine and marijuana
alcohol, codeine and nicotine
marijuana, cocaine and steroids
alcohol, heroin and LSD
The category of the food pyramid from which we should eat the least is:
fats, sweets and oils
whole grains
fruits and vegetables
milk, yogurt, and cheese
The typical menstrual cycle has a ______ -day cycle:
10
35
18
28
The disease that damages the alveoli in the lungs and mostly affects smokers is:
hypertension
emphysema
atherosclerosis
fetal alcohol syndrome
The following best describes active listening:
commenting directly on what is being said
reflecting your feelings using facial expressions
nodding your head
very little talking on listener’s part
Which of the following drugs can cause hallucinations and possibly flashbacks?:
morphine
heroin
LSD
drugs used to treat HIV
Using a drug correctly and in the recommended dosages is called:
drug use
drug misuse
drug abuse
recreational drug use
The body is mostly made up of:
fat
tissues
water
muscles
Communication is:
sharing of feelings, thoughts and information to a person or a group
Only speaking to people you like
Using sign language to express information
A person listening
Passive listening is:
not listening
listening while showing a person you are interested without speaking
using verbal responses to show acceptance, understanding and encouragement
thinking of something else while pretending to listen
Narcan is a drug that can reverse the effects of a heroin overdose.
true
false
The most common place where bullying occurs is:
school
social media
playground
home
