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2025 Q1-G9-HW02- Managing your weight

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does it mean to be overweight?

a)

Weighing less than is healthy for your age

b)

Weighing more than is healthy for a person of your gender, height, age, and body type

c)

Weighing exactly the average for your country

d)

Weighing more than your friends

2.

Why is it important to keep your weight in a range that is right for your body?

a)

It helps you win sports competitions

b)

It is important for your overall health

c)

It makes you taller

d)

It changes your eye color

3.

Why might being underweight be a problem for young people?

a)

It can affect their health negatively.

b)

It always means they are eating too much.

c)

It means they are very strong.

d)

It is never a problem for young people.

4.

If a friend is concerned about being underweight, what factors should they consider before deciding if their weight is healthy?

a)

Their gender, height, age, and body type

b)

Only their age

c)

Only their height

d)

Only their gender

5.

According to the bar graph, which country has the highest number of underweight children (in millions)?

a)

Bangladesh

b)

India

c)

Nigeria

d)

China

6.

Based on the data in the bar graph, which of the following countries has fewer underweight children than Bangladesh but more than the Philippines?

a)

Pakistan

b)

India

c)

Viet Nam

d)

Ethiopia

7.

What does BMI stand for in the context of assessing healthy weight?

a)

Body Mass Index

b)

Body Measurement Indicator

c)

Basic Mass Index

d)

Body Muscle Indicator

8.

What is the purpose of calculating your Body Mass Index (BMI)?

a)

To assess your body size based on your height and weight

b)

To measure your muscle strength

c)

To determine your daily calorie intake

d)

To check your blood pressure

9.

If a person has a BMI of 17, which category do they fall into according to the chart?

a)

Normal

b)

Underweight

c)

Overweight

d)

Obese

10.

A student has a BMI of 28. Based on the chart, what steps might they consider to move into the "Normal" category?

a)

Increase calorie intake and reduce physical activity

b)

Maintain current lifestyle

c)

Adopt a balanced diet and increase physical activity

d)

Gain more weight

11.

What happens when you consume more calories than your body uses?

a)

You lose weight.

b)

Your body stores the extra calories as body fat.

c)

Your body converts fat into energy.

d)

You become dehydrated.

12.

If you eat fewer calories than your body needs, what is the result?

a)

You gain weight.

b)

Your body stores more fat.

c)

Your body converts stored body fats into energy and you lose weight.

d)

You become more energetic.

13.

Suppose a person consumes more calories than their body uses over a period of time. Using the concept of the energy equation, what is likely to happen to their body weight?

a)

Their body weight will decrease.

b)

Their body weight will stay the same.

c)

Their body weight will increase.

d)

Their body weight will fluctuate randomly.

14.

What are diets called that often require you to eat a lot of certain specific foods or avoid some types of food completely, and may rely on pills, supplements, or extreme workout programs?

a)

Fad diets

b)

Balanced diets

c)

Traditional diets

d)

Mediterranean diets

15.

Why are many diet plans considered ineffective or harmful?

a)

They often involve extreme restrictions or reliance on supplements.

b)

They are always based on scientific evidence.

c)

They encourage balanced eating habits.

d)

They promote gradual lifestyle changes.