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Health and Wellness Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which dimension of health refers to feelings and thoughts?

a)

Physical health

b)

Mental/emotional health

c)

Social health

d)

Environmental health

2.

What lifestyle factor most directly influences your health?

a)

The weather

b)

Your daily habits

c)

Your school schedule

d)

Your family history

3.

Why is health education important?

a)

It’s mostly for science class

b)

It provides accurate information to make healthy choices

c)

It tells you what everyone else is doing

d)

It teaches fashion trends

4.

What is an example of a health skill?

a)

Watching TV

b)

Memorizing facts

c)

Practicing stress management

d)

Skipping meals

5.

“Goal-setting” refers to what?

a)

Planning for the future to achieve desired outcomes

b)

Doing whatever feels right

c)

Following the crowd

d)

Avoiding responsibility

6.

What is self-management in health?

a)

Following others' health plans

b)

Taking responsibility for your health behaviors

c)

Doing what celebrities do

d)

Avoiding health goals

7.

What does reliable health information look like?

a)

A random blog

b)

Gossip from classmates

c)

Data from trusted health organizations (CDC, WHO)

d)

Viral videos

8.

What is a short-term vs. long-term goal?

a)

A short-term goal is accomplished soon; a long-term goal takes time

b)

Short-term goals don’t matter

c)

Long-term goals are less important

d)

They are the same

9.

How does decision-making affect health outcomes?

a)

It only matters for adults

b)

Good decisions improve your health

c)

All decisions are bad

d)

Decisions have no effect on health

10.

What is positive peer influence?

a)

Friends encouraging you to skip school

b)

Friends motivating you to study or exercise

c)

Friends pressuring you to break rules

d)

Friends ignoring your achievements

11.

Which of the following is an example of physical wellness?

a)

Exercising regularly

b)

Watching television all day

c)

Eating only junk food

d)

Ignoring sleep needs

12.

What is the concept of “health education”?

a)

Teaching people about health topics to improve their well-being

b)

Ignoring health information

c)

Only learning about diseases

d)

Avoiding discussions about health

13.

Why is setting realistic health goals important?

a)

It helps people achieve success and maintain motivation

b)

It makes goals impossible to reach

c)

It encourages unhealthy habits

d)

It leads to giving up quickly

14.

How does behavior affect disease prevention?

a)

Healthy behaviors can reduce the risk of disease

b)

Behaviors have no effect on disease

c)

Only genetics affect disease prevention

d)

Disease prevention is impossible

15.

What does being a health-literate consumer mean?

a)

Understanding and using health information to make informed choices

b)

Ignoring health advice

c)

Believing everything online

d)

Never asking questions about health

16.

What is the difference between short-term and long-term health goals?

a)

Short-term goals can be achieved quickly, while long-term goals require more time and planning

b)

Both are achieved instantly

c)

Long-term goals are easier than short-term goals

d)

There is no difference between them

17.

How can awareness of risk factors improve wellness?

a)

By helping individuals avoid behaviors that may harm their health

b)

By encouraging risky behaviors

c)

By ignoring health risks

d)

By making unhealthy choices

18.

Describe the process of goal-setting in health.

a)

Setting unrealistic goals and hoping for the best

b)

Identifying a goal, making a plan, and tracking progress

c)

Ignoring obstacles and focusing only on outcomes

d)

Waiting for others to set goals for you

19.

Describe a step in making responsible decisions.

a)

Acting without thinking

b)

Considering the consequences of your choices

c)

Ignoring advice from others

d)

Making decisions based on emotions only

20.

What is self-management in health, and why is it important?

a)

Relying on others to manage your health

b)

Taking responsibility for your own health behaviors and choices

c)

Ignoring health problems until they become serious

d)

Only focusing on physical health