Vegetable Vocabulary
Healthy Food & Nutrition
Hygiene Vocabulary
Grammar Challenge
Reading & HOTS
100

What is the English name for the long, orange vegetable commonly eaten by rabbits?

Carrot.

100

Which nutrient can the body make from beta-carotene found in carrots?

Vitamin A.

100

What do we use with water to help remove dirt and germs from our hands?

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Soap.

100

Complete: She _____ her teeth twice a day. (brush / brushes)

Brushes.

100

Before eating lunch, what is one important hygiene habit you should follow?

Wash your hands with soap and clean water.

200

Which green vegetable looks like a small tree and is often steamed?

Broccoli.

200

Why should we eat different kinds of vegetables instead of only one kind?

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Different vegetables provide different nutrients.

200

What is the English word for 'sikat gigi'?

Toothbrush.

200

Correct the sentence: 'He don't wash his hands before lunch.'

He doesn't wash his hands before lunch.

200

Beni sneezes into his hands and then touches a classroom desk. What should he do to reduce the spread of germs?

He should wash his hands and sneeze into a tissue or his elbow next time.

300

What is the plural form of 'tomato'?

Tomatoes.

300

What does the word 'nutritious' mean?

Providing nutrients that are beneficial to health.

300

What does 'personal hygiene' mean?

Practices that keep our body clean and help maintain health.

300

Complete: We _____ wash our hands before eating. (should / shouldn't)

Should.

300

Maya eats carrots, spinach, and broccoli but never eats fruit or other food groups. Is her diet fully balanced? Explain briefly.

No. She needs a variety of food groups, including fruits, grains, and protein sources.

400

What does 'leafy vegetables' mean? Give one example.

Vegetables whose leaves are eaten, such as spinach or lettuce.

400

Complete the advice: You _____ eat a balanced diet to help your body stay healthy.

Should.

400

Explain the difference between 'clean' and 'dirty' when talking about personal hygiene.

Clean means free from visible dirt or contamination to a suitable degree; dirty means covered with dirt or unclean substances.

400

Complete: There _____ three carrots and one cucumber in the basket. (is / are)

Are.

400

A student washes their hands with water only after using the toilet. Why is using soap a better choice?

Soap helps remove dirt, oils, and germs more effectively.

500

Explain the difference between 'raw vegetables' and 'cooked vegetables.'

Raw vegetables are eaten without cooking; cooked vegetables have been heated or prepared by cooking.

500

Rina eats only instant noodles and rarely eats vegetables. Name one nutritional problem this habit may cause.

She may not get enough fiber, vitamins, or minerals.

500

What do we call the small organisms that may cause illness and spread through contaminated hands?

Germs.

500

Correct both mistakes: 'My sister don't brushes her teeth before she sleep.'

My sister doesn't brush her teeth before she sleeps.

500

Design a healthy daily routine for a Grade 6 student. Include one vegetable-eating habit and two hygiene habits in English.

Example: I eat vegetables with lunch. I wash my hands before eating, and I brush my teeth twice a day.