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Non-Communicable Diseases Quiz

Total questions: 38

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a non-communicable disease?

a)

A disease that can be spread from person to person

b)

A disease that cannot be spread from person to person

c)

A disease that only affects animals

d)

A disease that is always fatal

2.

Which of the following is an example of a non-communicable disease?

a)

Influenza

b)

Asthma

c)

Chickenpox

d)

Measles

3.

What does the term "chronic" refer to?

a)

A condition that appears suddenly and disappears quickly

b)

A condition that is always present

c)

Present continuously on and off over a long period of time

d)

A condition that only affects children

4.

What is an allergy?

a)

A mild reaction to a substance

b)

An extreme sensitivity to a substance

c)

A disease that can be spread from person to person

d)

A temporary condition

5.

Which of the following is an example of an unhealthy behavior that can lead to non-communicable diseases?

a)

Exercising regularly

b)

Smoking

c)

Eating fruits

d)

Drinking water

6.

How can the environment contribute to non-communicable diseases?

a)

By providing clean air

b)

By causing some diseases or making others worse

c)

By offering healthy food options

d)

By promoting physical activity

7.

What are allergens?

a)

Substances that cause allergic reactions

b)

A powdery substance released by plants

c)

Chemicals released by immune cells

d)

Substances that prevent allergies

8.

What is pollen?

a)

A type of allergen

b)

A powdery substance released by the flowers of some plants

c)

A chemical released by immune cells

d)

A type of histamine

9.

What are histamines?

a)

Substances that cause allergic reactions

b)

A powdery substance from plants

c)

Chemicals that the immune cells release to draw more blood and lymph to the area affected by the allergen

d)

A type of pollen

10.

What type of insect-related item is considered a common allergen?

a)

Insect bites or stings

b)

Insect wings

c)

Insect eggs

d)

Insect shells

11.

Which of the following foods is likely to be a common allergen?

a)

Bread

b)

Nuts

c)

Rice

d)

Pasta

12.

What should people with asthma or other respiratory conditions do when smog is especially heavy?

a)

Exercise outdoors

b)

Limit their time outdoors

c)

Increase outdoor activities

d)

Ignore the smog

13.

What are antihistamines used for?

a)

To increase the production of histamines

b)

To reduce the production of histamines

c)

To block air passages

d)

To relax muscles around air passages

14.

What is asthma?

a)

A condition that strengthens air passages

b)

A chronic inflammatory disorder of the airways

c)

A disease that increases muscle mass

d)

A temporary blockage of the airways

15.

What do bronchodilators do?

a)

Block the air passages

b)

Increase the production of histamines

c)

Relax the muscles around the air passages

d)

Cause air passages to narrow

16.

Which of the following is NOT a common trigger of asthma?

a)

Physical activity

b)

Air pollutants

c)

Rapid breathing

d)

High cholesterol

17.

How can the environment be managed to help with asthma?

a)

Keep windows closed

b)

Manage the environment

c)

Use strong perfumes

d)

Ignore air quality

18.

What is a recommended action for someone with asthma?

a)

Take medication

b)

Avoid all medications

c)

Only use herbal remedies

d)

Ignore medical advice

19.

What is an allergy?

a)

A mild reaction to a substance

b)

An extreme sensitivity to a substance

c)

A type of infection

d)

A form of exercise

20.

What might happen if you have an allergy and are around flowers?

a)

You feel sleepy

b)

You start to sneeze and get itchy

c)

You become very hungry

d)

You feel very cold

21.

What is pollen?

a)

A type of insect

b)

A powdery substance released by the flowers of some plants

c)

A kind of fruit

d)

A form of bacteria

22.

To which type of cells do antibodies stick in the immune system?

a)

Red blood cells

b)

Neurons

c)

Mast cells

d)

Muscle cells

23.

What is the role of histamines in an allergic reaction?

a)

They destroy allergens.

b)

They draw more blood and lymph to the affected area.

c)

They produce antibodies.

d)

They reduce inflammation.

24.

Which of the following is a common allergic reaction affecting the eyes?

a)

Eyes can be red, watery, and itchy.

b)

Nose can be runny and irritated.

c)

Throat can become irritated and start swelling.

d)

Skin can break out in a rash or hives.

25.

What is a common allergic reaction that affects the nose?

a)

Throat can become irritated and start swelling.

b)

Nose can be runny and irritated. Sneezing is common.

c)

Skin can break out in a rash or hives.

d)

Digestive system can be upset.

26.

Which system can become irritated, leading to coughing and difficulty breathing?

a)

Digestive system

b)

Respiratory system

c)

Circulatory system

d)

Nervous system

27.

What can happen to the skin as a result of an allergic reaction?

a)

Skin can become irritated and break out in a rash or hives.

b)

Skin can become dry and cracked.

c)

Skin can become oily and shiny.

d)

Skin can become pale and cold.

28.

Which of the following is a symptom of an upset digestive system due to an allergic reaction?

a)

Coughing and difficulty breathing

b)

Cramping, stomach pains, and diarrhea

c)

Red, watery, and itchy eyes

d)

Runny and irritated nose

29.

What do antihistamines do?

a)

Increase the production of histamines

b)

Reduce the production of histamines

c)

Eliminate allergens from the body

d)

Strengthen the immune system

30.

What is asthma?

a)

A temporary condition affecting the skin

b)

A chronic inflammatory disorder of the airways

c)

A disease that affects the digestive system

d)

A condition that improves breathing

31.

What problem does asthma cause in the air passages?

a)

It makes them wider

b)

It makes them more flexible

c)

It causes them to become narrow or blocked

d)

It strengthens them

32.

What are the two types of medications used in managing asthma?

a)

Relievers and Preventers

b)

Relievers and Controllers

c)

Controllers and Inhalers

d)

Inhalers and Preventers

33.

What is the function of bronchodilators in asthma management?

a)

They increase blood pressure.

b)

They relax the muscles around the air passages.

c)

They strengthen the heart muscles.

d)

They reduce blood sugar levels.

34.

What will you learn to describe about asthma in this lesson?

a)

What it is and how it is treated

b)

How it is caused and spread

c)

How it is prevented

d)

How it affects animals

35.

What healthful behaviors will you practice to manage in this lesson?

a)

Diabetes

b)

Asthma

c)

Heart disease

d)

Obesity

36.

Which of the following is a symptom of an asthma attack?

a)

Fever

b)

Shortness of breath

c)

Rash

d)

Headache

37.

What is a common symptom of an asthma attack that involves the chest?

a)

Tightness or fullness in the chest

b)

Itching in the chest

c)

Redness in the chest

d)

Swelling in the chest

38.

Which of the following is NOT a symptom of an asthma attack?

a)

Coughing

b)

Wheezing

c)

Dizziness

d)

Shortness of breath