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Influences on Your Health

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
Date
1.

A friend invites you to try a new hairstyle because everyone in your age group is doing it. Which influence is most directly guiding your choice?

a)

Heredity from biological parents

b)

Environment around your home

c)

Culture shared by your community

d)

Peers in your age group

2.

You notice you prefer outdoor activities because you live near parks, safe sidewalks, and clean air. Which term best explains this influence on your habits?

a)

Peers in your age group

b)

Environment around you

c)

Culture of your group

d)

Heredity from parents

3.

A public health campaign uses TV ads, radio spots, and websites to encourage handwashing. Which vocabulary term best fits this strategy?

a)

Attitude about a topic

b)

Media communicating information

c)

Technology improving life

d)

Behavior in daily situations

4.

You inherit your mother’s eye color but choose your own music style based on group traditions. Which pairing correctly matches each influence?

a)

Eye color—culture; music style—heredity

b)

Eye color—heredity; music style—culture

c)

Eye color—peers; music style—environment

d)

Eye color—attitude; music style—behavior

5.

A classmate skips breakfast because they prefer sweet snacks later, but their family encourages balanced meals with fruits and protein. Which statement best explains how these two influences interact to affect health choices?

a)

Outside influences decide choices, personal tastes are irrelevant

b)

Outside influences always force the same choices for everyone

c)

Personal tastes guide choices, outside influences shape habits

d)

Personal tastes always lead to healthiest choices every time

6.

Which example best shows how heredity can influence health?

a)

Cleaning your room more often

b)

Joining a sports team with friends

c)

Choosing healthier school lunches

d)

Having freckles like a parent

7.

A new playground is built near your home. Which statement explains how environment might affect your wellness?

a)

It causes peer pressure to disappear

b)

It encourages more outdoor activity

c)

It makes you inherit new traits

d)

It changes your family traditions

8.

Your friends push you to try a risky challenge online. Which factor is most involved and how should you respond?

a)

Peer pressure—set clear boundaries

b)

Heredity—check your parents’ traits

c)

Environment—move to a new city

d)

Culture—ignore all group beliefs

9.

Look at the slide about media. A new energy drink ad appears on your favorite video app and shows athletes winning after drinking it. Which action best uses media messages to make a healthy decision?

a)

Buy the drink because the athletes used it

b)

Ignore the ad and never research anything

c)

Check reliable sources for product health facts

d)

Share the ad with friends to make it popular

10.

View the technology slide. Your family wants information about a new vaccine. Which plan uses technology to access valid health information and shows good judgment?

a)

Watch only a celebrity review video

b)

Ask a gaming chat for quick opinions

c)

Use official health websites and medical portals

d)

Read random comments on a fan forum

11.

Look at the slide about attitudes and safety belts. A friend’s attitude toward seat belts changes from negative to positive after learning how they prevent injuries. What is the most likely change in this friend’s behavior when riding in a car?

a)

They only wear a seat belt when sitting in the front

b)

They never wear a seat belt unless someone reminds them

c)

They regularly wear a seat belt on every car ride

d)

They sometimes forget to buckle up on short trips

12.

Which example best shows how culture can influence personal health choices?

a)

Buying snacks from the nearest vending machine

b)

Getting a flu shot during winter break

c)

Choosing shoes based on favorite celebrity ads

d)

Celebrating holidays with traditional foods and activities

13.

A new health app tracks steps and heart rate. Which benefit most reflects medical technology improving life?

a)

It makes exercise unnecessary for staying fit

b)

It helps plan daily activity goals using data

c)

It replaces all regular doctor visits forever

d)

It guarantees perfect health for every user

14.

Which side of the health triangle is most directly shaped by peer pressure and media messages?

a)

Mental health thoughts and stress coping

b)

Physical health habits and fitness routines

c)

Social health relationships and communication

d)

Nutritional choices and meal planning

15.

A student’s family encourages regular exercise, limits screen time, and discusses feelings openly. Which future decision best shows those family influences?

a)

Skipping activities to avoid being tired

b)

Choosing friends who ignore boundaries

c)

Eating fast food most school nights

d)

Balancing school, sports, and sleep