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Engaging Activities for Nursing Homes

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is a common daily exercise routine in nursing homes?

a)

Chair yoga

b)

Oil painting

c)

Chess tournament

d)

Baking cookies

2.

What is the main purpose of arts and crafts activities in a nursing home?

a)

To improve physical strength

b)

To encourage creativity and self-expression

c)

To increase food intake

d)

To teach advanced mathematics

3.

Which of the following is considered a social engagement event in a nursing home?

a)

Bingo night

b)

Morning stretches

c)

Crossword puzzles

d)

Watercolor painting

4.

Which activity is most likely to help residents improve their memory skills?

a)

Sudoku puzzles

b)

Gardening

c)

Walking club

d)

Movie night

5.

Which of the following is a simple procedure for starting a group exercise session?

a)

Gather participants and perform warm-up stretches

b)

Begin with a painting demonstration

c)

Distribute crossword puzzles

d)

Serve snacks

6.

Which material is commonly used in arts and crafts activities for seniors?

a)

Colored paper

b)

Tennis rackets

c)

Soccer balls

d)

Cooking oil

7.

What is a typical rule for playing a group trivia game in a nursing home?

a)

Each team takes turns answering questions

b)

Everyone paints at the same time

c)

Only one person can participate

d)

The game is played outdoors only

8.

Which of the following best describes a cognitive game?

a)

A game that challenges thinking and memory

b)

A game that requires running

c)

A game that involves cooking

d)

A game that uses musical instruments

9.

If a resident enjoys painting and drawing, which activity should be recommended?

a)

Arts and crafts session

b)

Group exercise class

c)

Card game tournament

d)

Nature walk

10.

Which of the following is a benefit of participating in social engagement events?

a)

Reducing feelings of loneliness

b)

Increasing cholesterol levels

c)

Decreasing hand-eye coordination

d)

Limiting social interaction

11.

A resident wants to improve both their physical and mental health. Which combination of activities would best support this goal?

a)

Chair yoga and crossword puzzles

b)

Watching TV and eating snacks

c)

Painting and napping

d)

Listening to music and gardening

12.

During an arts and crafts session, a resident has difficulty using scissors. What is an appropriate adaptation?

a)

Provide safety scissors or pre-cut materials

b)

Ask the resident to skip the activity

c)

Only allow painting

d)

Move the session outdoors

13.

If a group of residents prefers quiet activities, which event should be scheduled?

a)

Puzzle hour

b)

Dance party

c)

Karaoke night

d)

Outdoor sports

14.

A resident is struggling to remember the rules of a new card game. What strategy could help them participate?

a)

Provide written instructions and a demonstration

b)

Exclude them from the game

c)

Change the game to a different one

d)

Only allow them to watch

15.

How can staff encourage more residents to join daily exercise routines?

a)

Offer a variety of exercise options and positive reinforcement

b)

Require everyone to participate

c)

Only schedule exercises in the evening

d)

Limit exercise sessions to once a week

16.

A resident enjoys socializing but has limited mobility. Which event would be most inclusive?

a)

Seated group discussion

b)

Outdoor hiking trip

c)

Dance marathon

d)

Gardening club

17.

If a resident is visually impaired, which adaptation would make cognitive games more accessible?

a)

Use large print or tactile game pieces

b)

Only offer written puzzles

c)

Exclude them from the activity

d)

Play games in the dark

18.

A staff member wants to combine arts and crafts with cognitive stimulation. Which activity would best achieve this?

a)

Creating a memory scrapbook

b)

Playing basketball

c)

Watching a movie

d)

Listening to music

19.

How can cognitive games be modified to suit residents with different skill levels?

a)

Adjust the difficulty and provide hints as needed

b)

Only allow advanced players to participate

c)

Use the same game for everyone

d)

Eliminate all rules

20.

A resident is hesitant to join group activities. What is a good first step to encourage participation?

a)

Invite them to observe an activity before joining

b)

Insist they participate immediately

c)

Assign them as the group leader

d)

Exclude them from invitations