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Lifestyle and Environmental Health Quiz

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is lifestyle defined as?

a)

The characteristics of inhabitants in a region

b)

The hobbies a person enjoys

c)

The amount of exercise a person does

d)

The type of food a person eats

2.

Which of the following is NOT a lifestyle disease?

a)

Flu

b)

Cancer

c)

Stroke

d)

Heart disease

3.

What is the most common problem among children and adolescents?

a)

Stroke

b)

Heart disease

c)

Obesity

d)

Diabetes

4.

What does Body Mass Index (BMI) measure?

a)

Weight-for-height ratio

b)

Body fat percentage

c)

Weight in kilograms

d)

Height in meters

5.

What is a major risk factor for lifestyle diseases?

a)

Regular exercise

b)

Adequate sleep

c)

Healthy diet

d)

Smoking cigarettes

6.

What is the role of insulin in the body?

a)

To produce energy

b)

To regulate blood sugar levels

c)

To build muscle

d)

To digest food

7.

What is environmental health concerned with?

a)

Preventing human injury and illness

b)

Improving personal fitness

c)

Promoting unhealthy habits

d)

Studying animal health

8.

What is the focus of primary health care?

a)

Community health

b)

Environmental health

c)

Individual or family interventions

d)

Hospital treatments

9.

What is a common cause of water pollution?

a)

Natural disasters

b)

High temperatures

c)

Industrial waste

d)

Excessive sunlight

10.

What is noise pollution?

a)

Excessive light in the environment

b)

Unwanted sound that disrupts normal activities

c)

Visual distractions in urban areas

d)

Chemical contamination of soil

11.

What is one effect of air pollution on human health?

a)

Enhanced cognitive abilities

b)

Increased energy levels

c)

Improved respiratory function

d)

Irritation of eyes and lungs

12.

What is thermal pollution?

a)

Pollution caused by excessive noise

b)

Temperature change in water bodies due to human influence

c)

Chemical spills in the soil

d)

Light pollution affecting wildlife

13.

What is littering defined as?

a)

Composting organic waste

b)

Recycling materials for reuse

c)

Improper disposal of waste on public and private properties

d)

Throwing waste in designated areas

14.

What is one solution to improper waste disposal?

a)

Ignoring the problem

b)

Recycling materials

c)

Increasing waste production

d)

Burning waste

15.

What is the effect of pollution on the environment?

a)

Enhanced ecosystem stability

b)

Soil infertility

c)

Increased sunlight for plants

d)

Improved biodiversity

16.

What is the main focus of community health?

a)

Hospital care

b)

Environmental protection

c)

Individual health improvement

d)

Health characteristics of communities

17.

What is one of the effects of carbon monoxide?

a)

Improved air quality

b)

Serious health problems

c)

Increased oxygen levels

d)

Enhanced plant growth