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Understanding Body Composition

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

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Class
Date
1.

What does body composition refer to?

a)

The ratio of muscle, fat, bone, and water in your body

b)

The number of calories you consume daily

c)

The amount of exercise you do in a week

d)

The percentage of vitamins in your diet

2.

Which factors influence healthy body composition?

a)

Genetics, age, and activity level

b)

The type of food you eat

c)

The number of hours you sleep

d)

The amount of water you drink

3.

What is denser, muscle tissue or fat tissue?

a)

Fat tissue

b)

Muscle tissue

c)

Both are equally dense

d)

Neither is dense

4.

Why can two people weigh the same but have different body compositions?

a)

Because they have the same amount of fat and muscle

b)

Because muscle tissue is denser and takes up less space than fat tissue

c)

Because fat tissue is denser and takes up less space than muscle tissue

d)

Because weight is not related to body composition

5.

What are some benefits of muscle tissue?

a)

It helps with metabolism, strength, and daily activities

b)

It stores energy for long-term use

c)

It protects organs and produces hormones

d)

It takes up more space than fat tissue

6.

Why is some body fat essential?

a)

For energy storage only

b)

For hormone production and organ protection

c)

To make the body heavier

d)

To replace muscle tissue

7.

What are some reasons why weight fluctuates daily?

a)

Water retention, food intake, and hormones

b)

Energy levels and sleep quality

c)

Physical performance and mood

d)

How clothes fit

8.

Why might the number on the scale not change even if you are losing fat?

a)

Because of water retention

b)

Because you are building muscle while losing fat

c)

Because of sleep quality

d)

Because of how clothes fit

9.

What are better indicators of health than the number on the scale?

a)

Energy levels, sleep quality, and physical performance

b)

Water retention and food intake

c)

Hormones and mood

d)

The number on the scale

10.

What is a more meaningful measure of health than the number on the scale?

a)

How clothes fit and overall mood

b)

Water retention

c)

Food intake

d)

Hormones

11.

What do fad diets promise?

a)

Quick, dramatic weight loss with little effort

b)

Long-term healthy eating habits

c)

Gradual weight loss with balanced nutrition

d)

Increased physical activity

12.

Which of the following is an example of a fad diet?

a)

Juice cleanses

b)

Balanced Mediterranean diet

c)

Regular exercise plan

d)

High-protein balanced meals

13.

Why are fad diets usually unsustainable?

a)

They lead to nutrient deficiencies

b)

They encourage balanced eating

c)

They promote long-term health

d)

They include all food groups

14.

What is one of the dangers of fad dieting?

a)

It speeds up your metabolism.

b)

It often leads to nutrient deficiencies.

c)

It helps build muscle instead of losing it.

d)

It creates a healthy relationship with food.

15.

What unhealthy behavior can fad dieting trigger?

a)

Regular exercise.

b)

Binge eating.

c)

Balanced eating habits.

d)

Improved immune function.

16.

What is a possible result of fad dieting on muscles?

a)

Muscle gain.

b)

Muscle loss instead of fat loss.

c)

No change in muscles.

d)

Stronger muscles.

17.

What does disordered eating include?

a)

Healthy eating habits

b)

Unhealthy behaviors around food and body image

c)

Regular exercise routines

d)

Balanced diet plans

18.

Which of the following is a warning sign of disordered eating?

a)

Enjoying meals with friends

b)

Obsessing over calories or avoiding social eating

c)

Eating a variety of foods

d)

Drinking plenty of water

19.

What can disordered eating involve?

a)

Restricting food, binge eating, or using unhealthy methods to control weight

b)

Eating three balanced meals a day

c)

Drinking smoothies for breakfast

d)

Exercising regularly

20.

Disordered eating is often connected to which of the following?

a)

High self-esteem

b)

Perfectionism, anxiety, or low self-esteem

c)

Confidence and happiness

d)

Physical fitness

21.

What should you do if you or someone you know shows signs of disordered eating?

a)

Ignore the signs

b)

Talk to a trusted adult or counselor

c)

Keep it a secret

d)

Try to solve it alone

22.

Why does your brain need proper nutrition?

a)

To produce mood-regulating chemicals

b)

To increase anxiety and depression

c)

To take mental energy away from activities

d)

To reduce confidence and increase stress

23.

How does regular exercise help with mental health?

a)

By increasing stress levels

b)

By reducing symptoms of anxiety and depression

c)

By causing fatigue

d)

By decreasing energy levels

24.

What benefit does exercise provide for sleep and energy levels?

a)

It disrupts sleep patterns

b)

It improves sleep quality and energy levels throughout the day

c)

It causes insomnia

d)

It reduces energy levels

25.

Why is getting adequate sleep important?

a)

It only affects your physical health

b)

It only affects your mental health

c)

It affects both physical and mental health

d)

It has no significant impact on health