Nutrition Basics
Hydration Nation
Exercise Essentials
Healthy Habits
Body and Mind Connection
100

Which nutrient gives your body "quick energy"?

Carbohydrates

100

About how much of your body is made up of water?

About 2/3

100

Name one benefit of regular physical activity

Better mood, more energy, improved sleep, or weight control

100

What does the "S" in SMART goals stand for?

Specific

100

How can exercise help your mood?

It releases "feel-good" chemicals that reduce stress and boost happiness

200

What nutrient helps your body build and repair muscles?

Protein

200

Name one sign that your body needs more water

Dark Urine, Dry mouth, tiredness, or headache

200

How many minutes of moderate activity are recommended each week for adults?

At least 150 minutes

200

Why is it better to make small, realistic changes instead of big ones all at once?

They're easier to stick with and build long-term success

200

What are two ways eating healthy can help with your mental health?

Improves focus and energy, reduces fatigue, supports brain function

300

Which nutrient helps your body absorb vitamins A, D, E, K?

Healthy Facts

300

What are two major body fluids that rely on water to function?

Blood and Sweat
300

What is the "Talk Test" used for? Explain what the Talk Test is

To measure your exercise intensity- in you can talk but not sing, it's moderate intensity

300

What is one example of adding more movement to your day without a gym?

Taking the stairs, walking during breaks, dancing at home, or parking farther away

300

What is one way rest and recovery help your mental and physical health?

They prevent burnout, heal the body, and improve emotional balance

400

What are the three main macronutrients your body needs every day?

Carbohydrates, proteins, and fats

400

Why is drinking enough water important for your joints and muscles?

Water cushions joints and helps muscles work properly

400

Name one type of exercise that improves flexibility or balance

Yoga, Stretching, or Tai Chi

400

What is one example of a SMART goal for nutrition or exercise?

"I will drink 8 cups of water a day for 2 weeks" or "I will walk 30 minutes, 3 times a week"
400

What's one reason it's important to show yourself grace on your health journey?

Progress takes time! Every step counts, even small ones

500

What is a balanced plate supposed to look like according to "MyPlate"?

Half Fruits and Veggies, One-Quarter Protein, and One-Quarter grains, plus a side of dairy

500

True or False- All drinks hydrate you equally 

False: Drinks high in sugar or caffeine can actually dehydrate you

500

What type of exercise strengthens bones and muscles by working against resistance?

Strength training

500

What does SMART stand for?

Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-Bound

500

How can gratitude or faith-based reflection support healthy living?

It helps you stay hopeful, focused on progress and connected to your purpose

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