PE4SCIENCE 1-2

What does good health mean?

What is a balanced diet?

Which of the following is NOT a main food group?

Which nutrient do energy-giving foods have?

Which nutrient do body-building foods have?

What do protective foods have?

What does eating a balanced diet help make?

Which of the following foods is rich in carbohydrates?

Which of the following foods is a source of fats?

What do fats help do?

Which food is rich in protein?

What do body-building foods help do?

Which of the following is a protective food?

Why does the body need water?

What do children need foods that are rich in?

Why should Children eat protective foods?

Adolescents are involved in many activities like sports, farming and studying for long hours. Because of this, their diet should include plenty of...

Why do the elderly need foods rich in vitamins?

What do manual workers need a lot of?

Why is a balanced diet important for a sick person?

Foods that build and protect the body help do what?

What is an example of a physical exercise?

What CAN'T lack of physical exercises cause?

What does personal hygiene include?

Why should your mouth be cleaned?

How often should you brush your teeth?

What do people use for bathing?

Why wash your face with clean water and soap after waking up?

What can dirty environments attract?

Breathing in polluted air can cause which diseases?

What should people do to stay healthy and strong?

What are safety signs used for?

Which color is the background of warning signs?

What shape do warning signs have?

What are prohibition signs also known as?

What do Regulatory signs show?

What color is a prohibition sign?

What do emergency signs do?

What are Emergency signs?

What do mandatory signs do?

What color are Mandatory signs' color?

What is an expiration date?

Why is it important to know the ingredients of a product?

What do the Storage methods do?

What does following health principles help with?

Following safety signs and health information in the environment is important for what?

Which food group primarily provides the body with energy?

What is the main nutrient found in body-building foods?

Which of the following is a source of carbohydrates?

Which of the following foods is rich in fats?

What is the main function of body-building foods?

Which of the following foods is a good source of protein?

What is the primary role of protective foods in the body?

What do children need enough of in order to grow?

Why do elderly people need to consume foods rich in vitamins?

What is the main reason manual workers need a lot of energy-giving foods?

Why is a balanced diet important for individuals who are sick?

What do foods that build and protect the body help do?

What are physical exercises important for?

What can failing to exercise cause?

What is the primary reason for cleaning your mouth regularly?

What are commonly used for bathing?

Why should one bath regularly?

Why should you wash your face when you get up?

What could be attracted by unclean environments?

Breathing polluted air can lead to

How can people stay healthy and strong?

What do safety signs provide?

What is the color of the background for warning signs?

What is the shape of warning signs?

Regulatory signs are also referred to as what?

What color is the background of a prohibition sign?

What is the purpose of emergency signs?

Where are mandatory signs typically found?

What is the importance of knowing a product's expiration date?

Why is it essential to be aware of a product's ingredients?

What is the importance of the Storage methods?

What nutrient do foods like meat, eggs, and milk have?

What nutrient do fruits and vegetables have?

Which of the following best illustrates the relationship between physical health and mental well-being?

Why is it important to follow health principles?

What is the primary characteristic of a balanced diet?

What is the role of fats found in energy-giving foods?

How do body-building foods support the body?

In addition to vegetables and fruits, what else does Protective foods contain?

Water is not a main group in a balanced diet, but why is it important for the body?

Why might an adolescent require increased energy-giving foods in their daily diet?

Why do elderly individuals particularly need foods rich in vitamins and minerals?

What dietary consideration is most crucial for manual workers compared to desk workers?

Why is a balanced diet a crucial part of recovery for someone who is ill?

Besides keeping the body healthy, what else is a benefit of regular physical exercise?

Elevated stress and depression may arise from a lack of physical exercises, what is another problem may arise?

Why is it important to brush your teeth twice a day?

How does cleaning your body help prevent illnesses?

What is the connection between the health of your nails and the risk of disease transmission?

Aside from their appearance, what health consideration is at play when determining clothing hygiene?

How do clean surroundings contribute to personal health?

What is the main purpose of safety signs in an environment?

How does the shape and color of a warning sign support safety?

In addition to the red circle that most prohibition signs have, what else do some have?

What role do emergency signs play in accident prevention and response?

How are mandatory signs typically distinguished from other safety signs?

Why is understanding a product's instructions for use essential for safety and health?

Why is it important to follow storage instructions?

Which of the following is the best description of Personal hygiene?

Why is bathing so important?

Hair hygiene is very important, what does that include?

Dirty enviroments can be dangerous to personal health, what all does it attract?

It is very important to know all the ingrediants of products, what could some cause?

Why should you clean your clothes regularly?

What does regularly cutting your nails help with?

Warning signs are often shown in what color?

Emergency signs are shown in what color?

Regulatory signs are also known as..?

A product will often have..?

What does the Expriation date describe?

What is the comprehensive definition of good health?

Why is it important to follow safety signs and health information?

A meal containing all food nutrients in the correct proportions describes a...

What is the importance of carbohydrates and fats for the body?

What role do vitamins and minerals play in the body?

What is the advantage of making the body's immune system strong?

Why is fibre important even though it's not considered a food group in a balanced diet?

Why is it important to monitor children's intake or protective food (Vitmans and Minerals)

Adolescents require more energy-giving foods because...

What is the primary reason elderly individuals need foods rich in vitamins?

Why do manual workers need a large amount of energy-giving foods?

Why should sick people eat more foods that build and protect the body?

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of regular physical exercises?

What can result from a lack of physical activity?

How does washing your face with clean water and soap after waking up contribute to personal hygiene?

Which practice would most effectively prevent the spread of germs from hands?

What benefit does cleaning your hair regularly provide in terms of personal hygiene?

What is the primary reason for keeping fingernails and toenails short and clean?

What problems can occur from wearing dirty clothes?

What is one major way that dirty environments impact overall health?

Which health risk is directly associated with breathing in polluted air?

What is conveyed through safety signs in a public compound

Why do warning signs usually have a yellow background and a triangular shape?

What do prohibition signs indicate?

What is the function of emergency signs?

What is the purpose of mandatory action signs??

What does a product's expiration date indicate?

Why is it important to pay attention to the list of ingredients in a food product?

Why is it important to carefully observe the labels and product ingredients before consuming products

Why is it important to understand instructions for using a specific product?

What is the significance of the storage methods given in the product?

Which of the following best defines personal hygiene?

Why is bathing regularly important for personal hygiene?

What aspects does maintaining hair hygiene involve?

Which of the following consequences can result from having long fingernails?

When should you wash your clothes properly?

What characterizes 'regulatory signs' in public spaces?

Before consuming certain products, what's the significance of paying proper focus on their given storage methods?

Why is it necessary to combine a balanced diet with regular physical activity and cleanliness?

What is the key characteristic of a balanced diet?

Why are carbohydrates and fats considered energy-giving foods?

What is the importance of ensuring sufficient water intake, even though it's not a main food group, as part of a balanced diet?

How might an adolescent's nutritional needs differ from those of an elderly person?

How does a balanced diet aid a sick person's recovery?

How might someone adjust their diet to better support and enhance their physical activity regimen?

What could be the long-term implication of consistently neglecting physical exercise?

What is the connection between clean teeth and a healthy immune system?

How does regular bathing contribute to overall health beyond just cleanliness?

What is the most significant benefit of keeping nails trimmed and clean?

What is the relationship between clothing hygiene and overall health?

How is environmental hygiene directly associated with personal health?

Safety signs have what role in constructing a safe and healthy environment?

Which of the following is NOT a feature of warning signs?

How would you interpret a prohibition sign featuring a red circle with a diagonal line through a black symbol on a white background?

In what circumstances are emergency signs most beneficial, and what are their distinguishing traits?

Mandatory signs are crucial in certain locations because...

What is the importance of checking the expiration date on products?

Why is it so crucial to be aware of a product's components, especially in relation to potential health hazards?

What makes correct storage instructions important about keeping up the worthiness of commodities?

Why is it important to maintain cleanliness of the body and clothing?

How might regular application of body oil after bathing promote skin health?

What factors could render an environment unhygienic and potentially detrimental to health?

If someone were to inadvertently consume a product beyond its expiration date, what risks would they pose?

Why should hair be washed often?

Which safety indicator is often seen on roads or in colleges to warn concerning risks and perils?

What action is most aligned with promoting personal hygiene after using shared equipment in a public space, such as a gym?

What does it imply when a diet is described as 'balanced'?

In what way is water indispensable for physical wellness even whether it is not classified as a food category?

When contemplating what food classes an adolescent must prioritize, what facets should be prioritized?

For people confronting sickness, how does a balanced diet work in the restoration journey?

How does regular action assist sustain physical health.

Why does it matter to brush and floss teeth in conditions of preventing diseases?

Taking bath performs what function for retaining personal hygiene.

The best way washing the hair often help keep up cleanliness and wellness?

How does retaining surrounding cleanup add to someone wellness?

Why do authorities use red circles with diagonals across some safety signs?

Apart from wellbeing, what another profit does checking ingredients on products provide

Proper storing direction for commodities supports:

Good health means being strong in only the body.

A balanced diet contains food nutrients in correct proportions.

Energy-giving foods are rich in proteins.

Body-building foods help repair damaged body parts.

Protective foods mainly consist of carbohydrates.

Water is a main food group in a balanced diet.

Children need foods rich in protein to support their growth.

Manual workers need a small amount of energy-giving foods.

Fats help keep the body cold.

Brushing teeth once a day is enough to maintain oral hygiene.

What term describes a disease that is not caused by germs and can be passed down through families?

Which of the following is a way that germs can enter the body?

Diseases caused by pathogens that can spread from one person to another are called:

Which pathogen causes malaria?

Which of the following disease is transmitted by a mosquito?

Which insect transmits malaria to humans?

Which of the following is a symptom of malaria?

Which action can help control the spread of malaria?

Sleeping under a treated mosquito net primarily protects against:

How does cholera spread?

What is a common symptom of cholera?

Always using the toilet and using it properly can assist in:

What should you do to prevent cholera after using the toilet and before eating?

A disease caused by a virus that features itchy rashes which can turn into pus is called:

What is a main way to prevent chickenpox from spreading?

Which disease is caused by bacteria and mainly affects the lungs?

Tuberculosis spreads through

What is a symptom of tuberculosis?

What is a way to prevent tuberculosis?

HIV attacks which cells in the body?

Name one way HIV can spread:

HIV can be prevented by avoiding

What type of diseases do not spread from one person to another?

Cancer involves:

What is the name for a growth that is caused by cancer cells?

Too much exposure to what source can cause cancer?

What is one way to potentially prevent cancer?

Which organ does not produce enough insulin in those affected by Diabetes?

What is a typical symptom of diabetes?

Controlling body weight helps prevent which of the following non-communicable disease?

A disease that affects the respiratory system:

What can trigger an asthma attack?

A sound from Shortness of breath with a wheezing or whistling describes which illnesses symptom?

Which of the following are examples of insects that spread diseases?

What is the name for the changes in shape and behavior that some insects go through as they grow?

Which type of metamorphosis has four stages?

What are the four stages of complete metamorphosis?

How many stages are in incomplete metamorphosis?

What is the first stage of housefly development?

Which stage of housefly development does not feed?

The eggs of a housefly are mainly found:

What is a disease?

Germs that cause diseases can be found in which of the following?

How can germs enter the body?

Diseases that cannot spread from one person to another are known as what?

What causes communicable diseases?

Malaria is caused by what type of pathogen?

How is malaria transmitted to humans?

Which of the following is a common symptom of malaria?

How can malaria be controlled in communities?

Sleeping under a treated mosquito net primarily prevents what?

How can you prevent the spread of cholera?

What causes chickenpox?

How does chickenpox primarily spread from one person to another?

What is a common symptom of chickenpox?

How can chickenpox be prevented?

Tuberculosis (TB) primarily affects which part of the body?

How does tuberculosis (TB) spread?

Which of the following is a symptom of tuberculosis?

What is a method to prevent tuberculosis?

What type of cells does HIV attack in the body?

How can HIV spread from one person to another?

What is one way a baby can get HIV?

What should people with HIV do?

How are non-communicable diseases spread?

What is one cause of non-communicable diseases?

What happens to the cells in the body when a person has cancer?

What is one way to help prevent cancer?

What happens in the body develops diabetes?

What is something that can help prevent developing diabetes?

What part of the body does asthma affect?

What triggers environmental asthma?

In insects such as houseflies, mosquitoes, and cockroaches, spread diseases, what are these changes called as?

What is the correct stage of life when houseflies and mosquitoes undergo metamorphosis?

What is the stages of cockroack lifecycle?

How can you reduce houesfly breading?

Diseases make people healthy.

Diseases can spread from person to person.

Hereditary diseases are caused by germs.

Germs can only enter the body through contaminated food.

Malaria is caused by bacteria.

The Anopheles mosquito only transmits malaria.

High fever is not a symptom of malaria.

Mosquito larvae can breed in puddles.

Using mosquito coils will not prevent mosquito bites.

Cholera is caused by parasites.

Cholera spreads through contaminated food and water.

Houseflies never spread cholera.

Rice water stool is a symptom of cholera.

Washing hands after using the toilet prevents cholera.

Chickenpox is not contagious.

Tuberculosis is a disease caused by bacteria.

Chickenpox always leaves permanent scars.

Tuberculosis only affects the lungs.

Tuberculosis is spread through the air.

Vaccinating infants cannot prevent Tuberculosis.

HIV attacks white blood cells.

HIV is only transmitted through sexual contact.

There is a vaccine to prevent HIV infection.

Cancer spreads from one person to another.

Cancer cells divide in an organized way.

Cancer can be cured regardless of how late it is.

Diabetes always begins in adulthood.

Frequent urination is a symptom of diabetes.

Diabetes cannot be prevented.

Asthma affects the digestive system.

Asthma is always caused by genetics.

There is a cure for asthma.

Smoke can trigger asthma.

Insects never spread disease.

Metamorphosis is a change in shape and behavior.

Complete metamorphosis has four and only four stages..

Complete metamorphosis occurs in cockroaches.

Larvae turn into eggs.

The pupa is a feeding stage for houseflies.

Nymphs have wings.

Diseases exclusively affect the human population.

All diseases are caused by germs.

Communicable diseases can spread from one person to the other.

Malaria is caused by a bacterium called Anopheles.

Spraying kerosene on puddles can help control malaria.

Cholera is caused by a virus.

Rice water stool is a symptom of tuberculosis.

Good hygiene practices are important in preventing chickenpox.

Chickenpox is spread through physical contact and not airborne droplets.

HIV strengthens the body's immune system.

HIV can be transmitted through mosquito bites.

People living with HIV can't live long healthy lives.

Non-communicable diseases can be transmitted from person to person through pathogens.

Exposure to strong radiation may act as a cause for cancer.

Diabetes is the result of the pancreas generating too much insulin.

Diabetes can only be developed later in life due to unhealthy habits.

Numbness in hands can act as a symptom of tuberculosis.

Asthma is a disease that affects the digestive system.

Asthma has a cure.

Using perfumes can trigger Asthma.

Insects can spread diseases.

Metamorphosis is the process when insects change their shape and behaviour.

Complete metamorphosis has three stages of development: egg, nymph and adult.

Cockroaches undergo complete metamorphosis.

Incomplete metamorphosis is seen in insects such as houseflies and mosquitoes.

The larva stage of a housefly feeds extensively before becoming a pupa.

The pupa stage actively feeds before becoming a fully grown housefly.

Insecticides can be used as means of killing cockroaches.

The hard casing is laid by nymphs.

Mosquitoes carry germs and can transmit diseases.

Good hygiene practices decrease the risk of disease transmission.

Non-communicable diseases are primarily spread through airborne pathogens.

Eating a balanced diet has no impact on diabetes management.

Genetic factors play no role in the development of asthma.

Tumors are a normal and healthy part of the body's cell growth process.

Vaccines are exclusively for adults; children do not require them.

Drinking safe beverages can act as a means of cancer control.