Communicable Diseases
Nutrition
Environmental Health
Personal Safety
Fitness
100

Any microorganism that can cause illness is called this.

pathogen

100

Everything a person eats and drinks in a day is called this.

diet

100

Approximately this percentage of food is wasted in the United States each year.

40%

100

This is the number one cause of death for teenagers.

accidents

100

Young people are recommended to get this many minutes of physical activity each day.

60 minutes

200

This body system helps fight off pathogens and disease.

immune system

200

Sugars, starches, and fiber that provide energy to the body are known as these nutrients.

carbohydrates

200

Most food waste ends up in this location.

Landfills
200

To get a driver's license, you must complete these three steps: obtain a permit, practice driving, and do this final requirement.

passing a road test

200

This type of exercise requires large amounts of oxygen and includes activities like spin classes, jogging, and swimming.

aerobic exercise

300

Touching a contaminated doorknob and then touching your face is an example of this type of exposure.

indirect exposure

300

According to MyPlate, name three components of a healthy meal.

fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean protein, and low-fat dairy

300

When food waste breaks down in landfills, it releases this greenhouse gas.

methane gas

300

There are three forms of distracted driving. This type occurs when your mind is focused on something other than driving.

cognitive distraction

300

Running 2 miles is primarily a measure of this component of fitness.

cardiorespiratory endurance

400

This term describes the period when an infected person can spread a disease to others.

communicable period

400

To maintain your current body weight, your caloric balance should follow this rule.

calories in = calories out

400

A person's water footprint includes these two types of water usage.

direct water usage and virtual water usage

400

The first step in self-defense is this important safety habit.

being aware of your surroundings

400

Lifting heavy weights for 3–6 repetitions is designed to improve this fitness component.

muscular strength

500

Name three ways to help protect yourself from communicable diseases.

washing hands, getting vaccinated, avoiding close contact with sick people

500

Name four benefits of healthy eating.

Decreased risk of disease

Improved immune system

Improved mental performance

Improved physical performance

Healthy weight management

500

Name four actions that help reduce waste and protect the environment.

Composting food scraps

Recycling recyclable materials

Taking shorter showers

Using or freezing leftovers

Properly disposing of hazardous waste

Donating usable food

Reducing unnecessary purchases

500

Name four things you can do to help prevent becoming a victim of crime.

Locking doors and valuables

Trusting your instincts

Using common sense

Avoiding risky or unsafe areas

Not sharing personal information

Staying alert and aware of surroundings

500

Name four physical, mental, or emotional benefits of regular physical activity.

Improved confidence and self-esteem

Better stress management

Improved sleep

More energy

Better concentration

Healthy weight management

Reduced risk of disease

Longer life expectancy

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