Wayground logo

Free Printable Worksheets

Font size

S
M
L
XL
Worksheets

Chapter 2.2 Health Information

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is an example of science?

a)

Finding Information that has fact

b)

Doing a test

c)

Looking at data

2.

What is a red flag that may indicate a health website is not reliable?

a)

The content is reviewed by medical professionals.

b)

The website makes claims that try and cure what the problem is

c)

The website is associated with a well-known hospital.

3.

What is NOT a valid source of health information.

a)

Your doctor

b)

YouTube

c)

Verified Health Websites

4.

It's important to check multiple reliable sources when researching health information.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

Which of the following is NOT a reliable source of health information?

a)

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - CDC

b)

A popular health influencer on social media

c)

National Institutes of Health - NIH

6.

If I want to learn more about a product I should...

a)

Look at valid websites or books.

b)

I should search YouTube to see if my favorite celebrity uses the product

c)

I should buy what ever ads I see when I am watching my favorite TV show

7.

An ad for shampoo pops up on your computer. It has a before and after picture but there is small print saying that "photos have been edited"

a)

I should buy this shampoo because in the after picture the persons hair is super shiny

b)

This is NOT valid information because their is a disclaimer.

c)

I should tell everyone that my hair looks so good because I use this shampoo.

8.

I see an ad telling me it is important to eat vegetables. It list reasons why and has an approval from a verified health company.

a)

This IS NOT valid health information

b)

This IS valid health information

9.

I see a new snack at the grocery store that says "now made with less sugar!"

a)

I should buy it

b)

I should read the back of the box to see exactly how much sugar is in it.

c)

I should go by a chocolate bar instead.

10.

What is an example of Pseudoscience?

a)

Vaccines prevent disease by training your immune system

b)

Wearing Magnetic bracelets improves circulation

c)

A balanced diet and exercise support heart health

11.

What is one example of the 4 criteria for finding reliable source?

a)

Scientist

b)

Authority/Author

c)

Writer

12.

What does .org mean?

a)

Government Site

b)

Educational site

c)

Organization site

13.

What does .Edu stand for?

a)

organization

b)

Education

c)

Government

14.

What does .Gov stand for?

a)

Oraganization

b)

Education

c)

Government