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WorksheetsGrade 5 MAPEH P.E. and Health Quiz
Total questions: 56
Worksheet time: 28mins
What are substances used to prevent, cure, or protect people from diseases?
Gateway drugs
Medicines
Vitamins
Supplements
Which government agency is responsible for ensuring that medicines are safe for human consumption?
Department of Health (DOH)
Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
Department of Education (DepEd)
World Health Organization (WHO)
What does the Latin symbol “Rx” stand for on a medical prescription?
Relax
Recipe
Remedy
Restore
Who is authorized to write a medical prescription for a patient?
A pharmacist
A licensed physician (doctor)
A teacher
A parent
When should a person take over-the-counter (OTC) medicines?
Only with a doctor’s signature
For minor ailments without a prescription
Only when hospitalized
When suggested by a friend
How is medicine misuse defined?
Taking medicine exactly as prescribed
Taking medicine for the wrong reason or in the wrong way
Disposing of expired medicine properly
Buying medicine from a licensed pharmacy
Where are medicines developed and tested to ensure they are safe and effective?
In a kitchen
In a laboratory
In a backyard
In a classroom
Which term refers to the intentional use of medicine for non-medical reasons?
Medicine use
Medicine abuse
Self-medication
Prescription use
What part of a medicine label tells the specific uses of the drug?
Storage
Indications
Precautions
Brand name
How does a vaccine work as a form of medicine?
It cures existing diseases
It protects the body from future diseases
It acts as a gateway drug
It provides instant energy
Who should supervise children when they take medicine?
Younger siblings
Classmates
A responsible adult or parent
No one
Where can the expiration date be found on a medicine package?
Inside the pill
On the label or box
On the doctor’s receipt
In the newspaper
What is taking medicine without a doctor’s advice called?
Professional consultation
Self-medication
Clinical trial
Vaccination
When is under-dosage observed?
Taking more than prescribed
Taking the exact prescribed amount
Taking less than prescribed
Taking medicine with water
Which gateway drug is commonly found in tobacco?
Caffeine
Nicotine
Alcohol
Penicillin
How should most medicines be stored?
Under direct sunlight
In a cool, dry place as stated on the label
Inside the freezer
Where children can easily reach them
What are precautions on a medicine label?
The price of the medicine
Warnings and possible side effects
The manufacturer’s name
The flavor of the medicine
Which term refers to substances that may lead to the use of more dangerous drugs?
Prescription drugs
Gateway drugs
Antibiotics
Vaccines
Where does caffeine commonly come from?
Tobacco leaves
Coffee beans and tea leaves
Fermented fruits
Laboratory chemicals
Who should use prescription medicine?
Anyone with similar symptoms
The person named on the prescription
The patient’s friends
The whole family
What is the active ingredient in medicine?
The flavoring substance
The substance that produces the intended effect
The tablet’s color
The bottle material
When should antibiotics be stopped?
When symptoms disappear
After completing the prescribed course
When money runs out
After one day
How can medicine abuse affect a student?
Improves school performance
Causes health problems and poor academic performance
Improves athletic skills
Has no effect
Which is a liquid form of medicine commonly given to children?
Capsule
Tablet
Syrup
Ointment
What should be done if a rash appears after taking medicine?
Take more medicine
Stop taking it and inform an adult or doctor
Ignore the symptom
Share the medicine
Where should expired medicines be disposed of?
In the sink
In a secure trash bin following local guidelines
Back in the cabinet
On the street
Who ensures health education standards in schools are followed?
Food and Drug Administration
Department of Education
Pharmacy
Hospital
What is the purpose of dosage instructions?
To decorate the bottle
To ensure safe and correct intake
To help patients sleep
To extend shelf life
When does proper medicine use become misuse?
When directions are followed
When used incorrectly or for the wrong purpose
When bought legally
When prescribed
Which medicine kills or stops the growth of bacteria?
Vaccine
Antibiotic
Vitamin
Antacid
What are rhythmic activities?
Still activities
Movements performed with music or beat
Reading exercises
Art activities
Which dance element refers to movement area and direction?
Time
Space
Energy
Body
How do locomotor movements differ from non-locomotor movements?
Done while sitting
Move the body from one place to another
Only for dancers
Do not use legs
Who can join dance mixers?
Professional athletes only
Community members of all ages
Sick individuals only
Children only
Where is the body element of dance focused?
The stage
The dancer’s physical form
The audience
Costumes
When is warm-up done?
After dancing
Before main activity
During sleep
On weekends
What is the dancer’s main instrument?
Stage
Music
Body
Shoes
Which is a non-locomotor movement?
Running
Jumping
Swaying
Hopping
How does rhythmic activity prevent gateway drug use?
Causes exhaustion
Promotes healthy lifestyle and social interaction
Teaches medicine preparation
Has no effect
What does time mean in dance?
Rhythm, tempo, and duration
Wall clock
Dance location
Dancer’s weight
Who benefits from community wellness programs?
Teachers only
Entire community
Doctors only
No one
Where can rhythmic activities be performed?
Theater only
Schools, parks, and community centers
Hospital only
Underwater
What is a dance mixer?
Music machine
Social dance with changing partners
Healthy drink
Medical tool
Which element refers to force or tension in movement?
Space
Energy
Time
Pathway
When performing social dances, the main goal is to:
Win awards
Interact and enjoy movement
Get prescriptions
Sleep
How does rhythmic activity promote healthy living?
Improves fitness and coordination
Teaches driving
Encourages staying indoors
Reduces activity
What is a locomotor movement?
Bending
Stretching
Leaping
Twisting
Which movement uses a step and hop on the same foot?
Running
Skipping
Walking
Sliding
Who is responsible for meeting PE performance standards?
Pharmacist
Student
Doctor
Janitor
What does rhythm mean in PE?
Floor color
Regular pattern of movement or sound
Dancer’s height
Music price
Where should focus be directed during dance?
Feet only
Direction of movement or audience
Ceiling
Nowhere
When moving in space, what is a pathway?
Dance shoes
Floor pattern followed
Gym door
Music volume
How does dancing support mental health?
Increases stress
Releases endorphins and builds social connection
Teaches medicine memorization
No effect
What are action elements in dance?
Music only
Locomotor and non-locomotor movements
Costumes
Snacks
Which is a dance level?
High, middle, low
Fast, slow
Happy, sad
Hard, soft
Who developed Grade 5 PE standards?
Department of Energy
Department of Education
Pharmacy
Hospital board
