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1st Semester Humanities Project - Game On

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the three major ways athletes can stay strong and healthy?

a)

Eating healthy, listening to their bodies, and staying hydrated

b)

Skipping meals, overtraining, and avoiding water

c)

Eating junk food, ignoring pain, and drinking soda

d)

Eating only protein, exercising excessively, and sleeping less

2.

Which food is an example of a healthy choice for athletes?

a)

Grilled chicken

b)

Candy bars

c)

Fried chips

d)

Soda

3.

Why is eating healthy important for athletes?

a)

It makes them tired faster

b)

It makes them run slower

c)

It gives them energy and strength

d)

It helps them avoid drinking water

4.

What can happen if athletes ignore pain or tiredness?

a)

They might end up with injuries like sprains or strains

b)

They will become stronger immediately

c)

They will win every game

d)

They will never need to rest

5.

What should athletes do when their bodies need rest?

a)

Skip meals and drink less water

b)

Train harder and ignore the pain

c)

Play more games without breaks

d)

Stretch, ice sore muscles, and get plenty of sleep

6.

How does hydration help athletes during games and practices?

a)

It makes them tired faster

b)

It slows down their energy levels

c)

It makes them sweat more

d)

It prevents cramps and heat exhaustion

7.

Which of the following is a good way for athletes to stay hydrated?

a)

Carrying a reusable water bottle

b)

Eating fried food

c)

Skipping water breaks

d)

Drinking soda instead of water

8.

What can happen to athletes if they don’t drink enough water?

a)

They will never sweat

b)

They will become stronger and faster

c)

They can become dizzy, tired faster, or even faint

d)

They will win every game

9.

Which food contains water and helps athletes stay hydrated?

a)

Cookies

b)

Candy

c)

Chips

d)

Watermelon

10.

What is one benefit of eating balanced meals for athletes?

a)

It helps muscles recover faster

b)

It makes them tired faster

c)

It increases the risk of injuries

d)

It reduces their energy levels

11.

Why is listening to their bodies important for athletes?

a)

It helps them train harder without breaks

b)

It makes them skip meals and water

c)

It makes them ignore pain and tiredness

d)

It helps them avoid worse problems like torn muscles or broken bones

12.

What can athletes do to relax their minds during breaks?

a)

Read or meditate

b)

Skip meals

c)

Train harder

d)

Drink soda

13.

What is one way hydration improves performance?

a)

It improves energy levels and focus

b)

It increases the risk of injuries

c)

It reduces their strength

d)

It makes athletes tired faster

14.

What is the main idea of our 1st semester project research?

a)

Athletes should eat junk food and skip water breaks

b)

Athletes can stay strong and healthy by eating right, listening to their bodies, and staying hydrated

c)

Athletes should ignore pain and train harder

d)

Athletes should avoid resting and focus only on winning

15.

What is one way athletes can avoid injuries like pulled muscles or cramps?

a)

Ignoring pain

b)

Drinking soda

c)

Skipping meals

d)

Eating healthy foods

16.

Why is it important to stay hydrated during physical activity?

a)

To increase body temperature

b)

To prevent dehydration and maintain performance

c)

To reduce muscle mass

d)

To increase fatigue

17.

Which nutrient is most important for muscle repair in athletes?

a)

Carbohydrates

b)

Proteins

c)

Fats

d)

Vitamins

18.

Which description BEST represents a healthy diet?

a)

Eating only carbohydrates

b)

Eating vegetables

c)

Eating a variety of fruits, vegetables, meats and grains. 

d)

Eating enough protein (meats)

19.
What is dehydration?
a)
Too much fluid in the body
b)
A lack of fluid in the body
20.

How does proper hydration affect athletic performance?

a)

Decreases endurance

b)

Increases fatigue

c)

Enhances muscle function

d)

Reduces strength