WorksheetsPHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION CLASS WORK YEAR 9
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
How can recreational activities promote social skills?
Encourages interaction, teamwork
Fosters competition
Only individual activities
Has no impact
What are examples of recreational activities?
Hiking, reading, painting
Competitive sports
Physical education
Only team sports
Why are recreational activities important?
Reduces stress, improves mood
Increases productivity
Only physical benefits
Only social benefits
What are recreational activities?
Leisure pursuits for enjoyment
Competitive sports
Physical education
Only outdoor activities
What is the relationship between sports and education?
Complements academic learning
Replaces academic learning
Has no correlation
Only physical education
How can sports promote social change?
Raises awareness, inspires action
Only entertains
Fosters division
Has no impact
What are the benefits of participating in sports?
Physical fitness, mental well-being
Social status, financial gain
Only competitive success
Only recreational activity
How do sports impact community development?
Encourages social interaction
Fosters economic growth
Promotes cultural exchange
All of the above
What is the role of sports in society?
Promotes physical health
Fosters social unity
Develops mental toughness
All of the above
How can postural deviations be corrected?
Exercise, physical therapy
Surgery, medication
Good habits, awareness
All of the above
What role does habit play in postural deviations?
Reinforces poor posture
Improves posture
Has no impact
Only temporary effect
What is postural deviation?
Abnormal curvature of the spine
Normal alignment of the body
Temporary change in posture
Only genetic condition
Which of the following is a common method used to control forest pests?
Pesticides
Habitat destruction
Genetic modification
Biological control
What does clean mean in medical terms?
Free from dirt and stains.
Chemically disinfected.
Free from any liquid.
Free from organisms, causing disease.
What is chemical disinfection?
Sterilization with heat.
Chemicals used for antiseptic control.
Washing with soap and water.
Using air filters to remove pathogens.
What is the main focus of community health?
Hospital care
Environmental protection
Individual health improvement
Health characteristics of communities
What is the effect of pollution on the environment?
Enhanced ecosystem stability
Soil infertility
Increased sunlight for plants
Improved biodiversity
What is one solution to improper waste disposal?
Ignoring the problem
Recycling materials
Increasing waste production
Burning waste
What is littering defined as?
Composting organic waste
Recycling materials for reuse
Improper disposal of waste on public and private properties
Throwing waste in designated areas
What is one effect of air pollution on human health?
Enhanced cognitive abilities
Increased energy levels
Improved respiratory function
Irritation of eyes and lungs
What is a common cause of water pollution?
Natural disasters
High temperatures
Industrial waste
Excessive sunlight
What is environmental health concerned with?
Preventing human injury and illness
Improving personal fitness
Promoting unhealthy habits
Studying animal health
Which of the following is NOT a lifestyle disease?
Flu
Cancer
Stroke
Heart disease
What does "communicable disease" mean?
A disease that is transmitted from one individual to another
A cleaning process in an ultrasonic unit
A chemical used for antiseptic control
A process to sterilize equipment
What is a causative agent?
A pathogen bacteria or virus that causes disease
A cleaning process
A chemical used for antiseptic control
A piece of equipment used to sterilize
What is a bacterium?
A one-celled microorganism
A cleaning process
A type of virus
A chemical used for antiseptic control
What does antisepsis refer to?
Antiseptic control that kills pathogenic organisms
Being free from infection
A process to sterilize equipment
A disease caused by bacteria
What are airborne precautions used for?
To prevent diseases spread by air.
To prevent food poisoning.
To reduce chemical exposure.
To keep equipment sterile.
Which type of organism requires oxygen to live and grow?
Aerobic
Anaerobic
Bacterial
Viral
What does Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) do to the immune system?
Suppresses the immune system
Strengthens the immune system
Has no effect on the immune system
Improves immune response to viruses
