WorksheetsM2 Health - T1 Midterm Review Quiz
Total questions: 81
Worksheet time: 43mins
What does vandalism refer to?
Supporting public art
Damaging property on purpose
Helping people fix buildings
Painting legal murals
Someone who is hostile is likely to be:
Friendly and helpful
Calm and patient
Angry and aggressive
Joyful and kind
A person suffering from deficiency is missing:
Too many calories
Essential nutrients or elements
Social connections
Strong emotions
Which of the following best defines self-esteem?
How much respect a person gives others
Confidence in one's own worth or abilities
Respect for authority
Physical appearance only
Your peers are:
Older mentors
Family members
People the same age or level as you
People from other countries
What is malnutrition?
Eating too much sugar
A lack of proper nutrition
Being allergic to food
Eating only meat
The immune system is important because it:
Helps muscles grow
Fights infections and diseases
Controls blood pressure
Builds new bones
An optimistic person usually:
Expects the worst to happen
Sees opportunities even in problems
Avoids making decisions
Focuses only on facts
A pessimistic view of life often involves:
Expecting good things
Believing in second chances
Doubting that things will improve
Taking positive risks
Which situation might cause anxiety?
Winning a prize
Waiting for exam results
Getting a good night's sleep
Playing with friends
Which of the following is a symptom of depression?
Short-term sadness
Consistent feelings of hopelessness and low mood
Feeling excited for a test
Nervousness before speaking
An obstacle is something that:
Helps you move forward
Blocks or hinders progress
Improves your mood
Always creates success
What does it mean to heal?
To get worse
To ignore pain
To recover from illness or injury
To sleep longer
Which situation is most likely to be temporary?
A broken leg that will mend
A birth certificate
Your fingerprints
DNA
What does physiology study?
Emotions and behaviors
The functions of living organisms and their parts
Historical events
How languages are formed
A distinction is:
A form of punishment
A difference between two or more things
A joke
A science experiment
A career is best defined as:
A single job
A long-term occupation with progress and goals
A part-time task
Something done only for fun
A breadwinner in a family is:
The person who bakes bread
The child who goes to school
The main person who earns money for the household
A guest at family dinners
To raise children means to:
Ignore their education
Take care of and guide them as they grow
Hire someone else to watch them
Let them decide everything
What are characteristics?
Legal rights
Special qualities or traits of someone or something
Academic achievements
Government rules
What is discrimination?
Fair and equal treatment
Judging people based on merit
Unfair treatment based on group, race, gender, etc.
Giving extra privileges to everyone
Someone who is capable is:
Too young to learn
Weak or unsure
Lacking experience
Able and competent to do something
A person's dignity is:
How rich they are
Their sense of self-worth and respect
Their mood swings
Their athletic ability
What are reproductive rights?
Laws about schooling
Rights concerning family planning and reproductive health
Right to vote in elections
Rights to own businesses
What does the term opportunities mean in gender equality?
Physical abilities
Equal access to chances and resources
Rewards based on race
Choices made only by men
Which example best represents responsibilities?
Playing games during class
Finishing assigned chores and tasks
Ignoring homework
Letting others clean up
Which word best fits this sentence: "Eating only chips and soda every day can lead to ___."
Optimism
Malnutrition
Self-esteem
Career
"Maria stayed positive and hopeful despite the problem." Which word best describes Maria's attitude?
Hostile
Pessimistic
Optimistic
Discriminatory
"Ali respects others and avoids using his gender to get special treatment. He carries himself with (a) ."
"In a healthy society, men and women should share household ___."
Which of the following is NOT a physical change that occurs during puberty?
Growth of underarm hair
Voice deepening
Increased self-awareness
Menstruation
What typically causes teenagers to need new clothes and shoes more frequently?
Poor fashion choices
Growth in height and weight
Peer pressure
School dress codes
Which change is unique to males during puberty?
Development of acne
Breast development
Voice breaking
Menstruation
What emotional experience is commonly unpredictable in teenagers?
Joy
Mood swings
Calmness
Indifference
Why do teenagers often value their friends' opinions over their parents'?
Friends buy them gifts
Teenagers want independence and acceptance
Parents are too strict
Schools encourage peer advice
An adolescent begins thinking about justice, equality, and hypothetical situations. This indicates development in which area?
Physical
Social
Emotional
Intellectual
Which of the following is a common sign of social development in teenagers?
Sudden weight gain
Starting to wear makeup
Improved sleep patterns
Weaker immune system
A teenager comparing themselves with others and becoming self-conscious shows:
Social development
Emotional development
Intellectual development
Genetic influence
Which is an example of abstract thinking?
Believing only in things seen or heard
Memorizing spelling lists
Imagining possible solutions to a problem
Writing neat handwriting
Which behavior may result from teenagers seeking thrilling experiences?
Writing poetry
Racing cars
Reading more books
Playing board games
Which factor is not part of a person's genetic makeup?
Skin color
Voice tone
Income level
Eye color
What is a possible effect of iodine deficiency in teenagers?
Acne
Mental retardation
Obesity
Delayed menstruation
How can obesity negatively affect teenagers?
Stronger bones
Higher self-esteem
Greater social skills
Risk of diabetes and depression
Why are supportive family relationships important during teenage years?
They reduce clothing expenses
They help teens make safer choices
They promote earlier puberty
They improve eye color
A peer group that encourages bullying and drinking has what kind of influence?
Positive influence
Spiritual influence
Negative influence
Academic influence
A peer group that encourages bullying and drinking has what kind of influence?
Positive influence
Spiritual influence
Negative influence
Academic influence
How can low socioeconomic status affect a teenager?
Increase optimism
Improve nutrition
Lower self-esteem
Improve focus
What illness causes slowed growth due to low production of growth hormone?
Influenza
Turner syndrome
Hypothyroidism
Growth hormone deficiency
Which syndrome prevents normal sexual development in girls?
Down syndrome
Turner syndrome
Marfan syndrome
Metabolic syndrome
What is a possible emotional effect of visible illness signs like pale complexion or amputation?
Happiness
Confidence boost
Depression and anxiety
Intellectual improvement
Which of the following best describes peer influence?
Completely negative
Unrelated to development
Can be both positive and negative
Always leads to bad habits
Which food choice is recommended for teenagers?
Chips and soda
Fried chicken and pizza
Vegetables and fruits
Ice cream and chocolate
How does regular physical activity benefit teenagers?
Increases acne
Weakens muscles
Reduces anxiety and improves mood
Delays puberty
What role does quality sleep play in development?
Makes teens lazy
Repairs and heals the body
Increases hunger
Boosts screen time tolerance
Positive thinking is important because it:
Causes memory loss
Lowers immune function
Strengthens coping ability
Leads to ignoring problems
Which of the following is NOT a recommended way to promote growth and development?
Eat nutritious food
Engage in regular exercise
Avoid sleep
Maintain a positive mindset
What is the main difference between 'sex' and 'gender'?
Sex is a social label; gender is biological
Sex is biological; gender is a social construct
Sex is chosen by individuals; gender is fixed
They mean the same thing
Which of the following best describes traditional gender roles in many societies?
Men as caregivers and women as earners
Equal household and workplace responsibilities
Men as breadwinners, women as homemakers
Roles assigned based on personality
How are gender roles often reinforced in early childhood?
By offering children complete freedom
Through books and teachers only
By associating colors, toys, and behavior with each gender
By promoting equality in the classroom
Which of the following would be a stereotypical male task taught in traditional schools?
Sewing
Cooking
Secretarial work
Woodwork
Why do gender roles vary across cultures?
Because biology changes from place to place
Due to different social norms and values
Because all men are stronger in every culture
Due to global laws on gender
What does gender equality mean?
Men and women are the same in every way
Equal pay only
Equal rights, opportunities, and rewards for men and women
Women should dominate the workforce
Which of the following is NOT a global statistic highlighting gender inequality?
Women represent 70% of the world's poor
Women earn 77 cents for every dollar a man earns
Women hold 80% of seats in global parliaments
Women make up 56% of human trafficking victims
Which of the following is a common misunderstanding about gender equality?
It means equal rights
It ensures women have access to education
It demands equal numbers of men and women in every job
It encourages fair treatment
Why is gender equality considered a human rights issue?
Because men are weaker
Because it reduces competition
Because unequal treatment limits basic freedoms
Because everyone deserves the same salary
Which group benefits directly from gender equality?
Only women
Only men
Both men and women
Only government leaders
What happens when women are denied the chance to work?
The economy grows
Half the workforce is unused
Men earn more money
Poverty decreases
How does gender equality influence national economic growth?
By reducing education
By decreasing employment
By expanding the skilled labor force
By focusing only on male workers
Which of the following is a benefit of women participating in decision-making?
Faster decisions without empathy
Greater focus on well-being and peaceful solutions
Less conflict due to agreement with men
Avoidance of home responsibilities
How does gender equality affect reproductive health decisions?
Women rely more on men
It gives women freedom to make informed choices
It forces women to have more children
Men make all decisions
Children of mothers who have equal rights at home are more likely to receive:
Less attention
Proper education and nutrition
No discipline
Extra chores
Which statement about equal pay is true?
It lowers morale among male workers
It encourages women to strive and boosts dignity
It reduces job opportunities
It creates gender bias
What does 'equal opportunity' mean in education and employment?
Same number of male and female students
Preferential treatment for women
Equal access to the same curriculum and job chances
Gender-based job restrictions
Which policy contradicts gender equality in the workplace?
Equal training for both genders
Promotion based on skill
Affirmative action favoring one gender
Open job interviews
Why is equal pay important for gender equality?
It makes jobs less competitive
It reduces the number of working women
It boosts morale and workplace reputation
It allows women to work part-time only
Which sector is still dominated mostly by men today?
Childcare
Politics
Social work
Healthcare
Which of the following is a way governments promote gender equality?
Limiting credit access for women
Offering only home-care jobs to women
Improving girls' education and health programs
Teaching only boys vocational skills
What is the first step in promoting gender equality personally?
Ignore gender differences
Demand special treatment
Understand and respect both sexes
Join a political party
How should we view members of the opposite sex?
As competition
As weak or inferior
As unique individuals deserving respect
As responsible for all problems
What does it mean to respect ourselves in the context of gender equality?
Using our gender to gain favors
Speaking rudely in public
Dressing to get attention
Gaining respect through skills and behavior
What is a key message of the 'HeForShe' campaign?
Only women should lead
Men must dominate society
Everyone must work together for gender equality
Gender roles should remain traditional
