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WorksheetsChristmas Public-Health Campaign Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is the aim of a public-health campaign?
To improve health outcomes in a population
To treat individual patients
To raise money for the NHS
To replace government policy
Which of the following is a strategy in a Christmas drink-driving campaign?
Providing evidence on alcohol metabolism
Running random blood tests in workplaces
Using TV adverts and posters to warn about risk
Offering free taxi rides to everyone
Which group is MOST at risk during cold-weather periods?
Adults who run regularly
People walking short distances
Older adults and people with respiratory conditions
Teenagers only
True or False: A campaign is the same as a policy.
True
False
What does monitoring mean in public health?
Collecting long-term health data over time
Watching individuals secretly
Making laws
Running campaigns
What does surveillance involve?
Real-time data used to spot emerging health threats
Annual reports only
Treating illness directly
Social media advertising
Which is an example of Christmas-season health protection?
Encouraging families to spend more time together
Keeping vulnerable people warm and vaccinated
Reminding people to shop early
Promoting seasonal recipes
Which outcome would show a successful Christmas drink-driving campaign?
More posters printed
Increased hospital admissions for road-traffic injuries
Fewer collisions linked to alcohol
Longer queues in A&E
Why do public-health campaigns often use emotional storytelling at Christmas?
It decreases recall
It distracts from evidence
It increases engagement and behaviour change
It aims to entertain
Name ONE reason people might ignore public-health advice during the Christmas period.
Which of these is a barrier to successful campaign impact?
Clear messages
Strong evidence
Misinformation on social media
Community partnerships
Which part of LO B does 'evaluating campaign outcomes' link to?
Aims
Strategies
Monitoring health status
Types of media
True or False: A campaign can help reduce inequalities.
True
False
The '3 Ps' model helps learners understand what?
Public-health roles
Aims, strategies and monitoring
The difference between protection, prevention and promotion
Government funding
Which Christmas campaign message is an example of prevention?
Stay warm, check on older neighbours.
Book your GP appointment online.
A&E is busy, expect a long wait.
Wash your hands after decorating.
