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WorksheetsRUPY VIDEO Vocabulary and Comprehension Quiz
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 33mins
What does "affiliating" most closely mean?
Breaking ties with an organization
Forming a connection or partnership
Avoiding any official association
Criticizing a group
Reforming means making changes to something to improve it.
True
False
What does "mitigating" most closely mean, and how can it apply to improving health?
Ignoring the severity of a problem
Reducing the impact or seriousness of a problem
Increasing the risk of an issue
Avoiding taking action altogether
What is porridge?
A type of dessert made from rice
A savory dish made from beans
A breakfast dish made from oats cooked in water or milk
A beverage made from oats and sugar
Nutrition plays a vital role in preventing many lifestyle-related illnesses. What does "nutrition" refer to?
The genetic impact of food on health
The process of providing or obtaining food for health and growth
A type of diet program
A form of medication
The quirky decorations in the restaurant, like mismatched chairs and colorful walls, gave it a unique and memorable charm...
What does quirky mean in this sentence?
Dull and unremarkable
Unusual in an interesting or charming way
Ordinary and conventional
Strange, and not in a good way.
A _______ approach means taking action before problems occur.
(a)
Tangible means something real or concrete that can be understood or acted on.
True
False
What does the phrase "in your hands" mean in relation to health?
Your health is controlled entirely by doctors.
You are responsible for and have control over your own health decisions.
Your health depends solely on medication and treatments.
You have no influence on your health outcomes.
Frustration refers to a feeling of being upset or annoyed because of an inability to achieve something.
True
False
Which situation best illustrates the meaning of "in vain"?
She attempted to open the locked door, but her efforts were in vain because she didn’t have the key.
The doctor carefully examined the patient’s vein for an IV insertion.
His speech about health was delivered in a confident and vain manner.
The nurse explained how veins carry blood to the heart.
What is the key difference between cardiac arrest and a heart attack?
A) A cardiac arrest is caused by a blocked artery.
B) A heart attack involves the heart stopping completely.
C) Cardiac arrest is when the heart stops beating, while a heart attack is a blockage of blood flow to the heart.
D) They are interchangeable terms.
Which term refers to a diagnosable medical condition, such as an infection or organ malfunction, rather than the personal experience of feeling unwell?
Disease
Illness
Disease refers to a medical condition, while illness refers to the personal experience of being unwell.
True
False
Which term refers to habits, behaviours, and routines that define how someone lives?
Lifestyle
Style of life
What does "war of attrition" mean?
A peaceful negotiation
A prolonged conflict where both sides weaken each other
A sudden and intense battle
A competition to gain resources
Microbiota refers to the microorganisms living in the body, particularly the gut.
True
False
What does "nutrogenetics" refer to?
The study of how food impacts gene expression
A diet focused only on plants
A method of genetically modifying food
The biology of digestion
Prudent means acting with care and thought for the future.
True
False
An _______ disease happens when the immune system mistakenly attacks healthy cells.
(a) InfectiousChronic
Which of the following is a chronic disease?
The flu
A heart attack
Type 2 diabetes
Food poisoning
Radical means proposing extreme or revolutionary changes.
True
False
Match the term "to stock" with its correct definition.
To stock
To fill something with necessary supplie
To replenish
To replace items that have been used up
To organize
To arrange or tidy things in a systemati
Which sentence best demonstrates the meaning of the word "stock"?
he cupboard was stocked with fresh fruits and vegetables for the week.
She decided to stock the presentation with more detailed data.
He examined the stock of the company for future investments.
The store owner refused to stock unhealthy products on the shelves.
What does "impact on" most closely mean?
A positive effect
A significant influence or effect
A negative outcome
A minor change
Lectures are formal talks given to teach or explain a subject.
True
False
Match the words to their correct definitions.
Relates to cooking or the kitchen
Dietary
nutrients in food & impact on health
Chronic Disease
choices of food in a person’s diet
Nutritional
life-long condition needing treatment.
Autoimmune
the immune system attacks healthy cells
An emotive subject evokes strong feelings or emotions.
True
False
Match the food item to its correct description.
Nuts
in breakfast recipes like porridge
Berries
A green vegetable added to smoothies
crunchy high in healthy fats & protein
Spinach
colorful fruit rich in antioxidants
If someone "wasn't keen on something," what does it mean?
They didn’t particularly like or enjoy it
They didn’t particularly like or enjoy it
They were neutral toward it
They were committed to it
"On the (a) of" means about to experience or do something.
A component is a part or element of a larger whole.
True
False
During a discussion in class, Aria asked her teacher if there is a "panacea" for all the problems students face in school. What does "panacea" mean?
A remedy for all problems or diseases is known as:
A remedy for all problems or diseases
A partial solution
A type of medication
An incurable condition
A "wealth of" means having an abundance or large amount of something.
True
False
Match each word to its correct definition.
Frustration
lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern
Proactive
annoyed due to difficulty achieviement
Opposing or conflicting in nature
Adversarial
Taking action before problems occur
What does "moderation" mean, and why is it important in health?
