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102 lesson 2

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
Date
1.

Why is it important to use body hygiene products regularly?

a)

To maintain cleanliness and prevent illness

b)

To make clothes last longer

c)

To improve handwriting

d)

To help with math homework

2.

What is one impact poor posture can have on a person?

a)

It can affect health and well-being

b)

It can improve eyesight

c)

It can make you taller

d)

It can increase your appetite

3.

Which of the following best describes "sustainability" in relation to hygiene products?

a)

The ability of a product to be used without harming future generations

b)

The ability of a product to clean quickly

c)

The ability of a product to smell nice

d)

The ability of a product to be expensive

4.

Which of the following best defines posture?

a)

The position of your body while standing, sitting, or moving, describing the alignment of your spine, head, shoulders, and hips.

b)

The way you dress for different occasions.

c)

The speed at which you walk or run.

d)

The amount of exercise you do daily.

5.

What are some possible effects of poor posture?

a)

Pain and muscle strain, muscle weakness, tight muscles, increased risk of injury, reduced muscle function

b)

Improved flexibility, increased energy, better sleep, stronger bones

c)

Faster metabolism, improved digestion, better eyesight, stronger immune system

d)

Enhanced memory, increased height, better skin, improved hearing

6.

How does good posture help you stay focused?

a)

By improving blood circulation and reducing discomfort

b)

By making you sleepier

c)

By causing muscle pain

d)

By making you forget things

7.

Which of the following is a way to correct bad posture?

a)

Ignore your body's alignment

b)

Maintain conscious awareness of your body's alignment

c)

Slouch while sitting

d)

Avoid stretching exercises

8.

Why is it important to sit and stand with your head aligned with your spine and shoulders back?

a)

It helps you look taller

b)

It supports good posture and reduces strain on your body

c)

It makes you feel sleepy

d)

It is only important for athletes

9.

Which of the following can support good posture besides exercise?

a)

Body massage

b)

Eating candy

c)

Playing video games

d)

Skipping meals

10.

What can happen if postural faults become chronic over time?

a)

They can cause more severe health issues long term.

b)

They can improve posture automatically.

c)

They can make muscles stronger.

d)

They can prevent any health problems.

11.

What is the purpose of a postural analysis?

a)

To determine areas that need to be focused on to improve posture.

b)

To measure a person's height.

c)

To check for broken bones.

d)

To diagnose muscle diseases.

12.

Which of the following is a type of postural fault that involves an abnormal curvature of the upper back, often seen in older adults?

a)

Dowager's hump

b)

Scoliosis

c)

Anterior pelvic tilt

d)

Posterior pelvic tilt

13.

What is the term for a sideways curvature of the spine that can occur in children and adults?

a)

Scoliosis

b)

Dowager's hump

c)

Anterior pelvic tilt

d)

Posterior pelvic tilt

14.

Which postural fault involves the pelvis tilting forward or backward, affecting the alignment of the spine?

a)

Pelvic tilt (anterior & posterior)

b)

Scoliosis

c)

Dowager's hump

d)

Lordosis

15.

If a person has an anterior pelvic tilt, which direction is their pelvis tilted?

a)

Forward

b)

Backward

c)

Sideways

d)

Upward