Health & Wellness
Your Body
Nutrition & Food Labels
Exercise & Fitness
Sleep & Healthy Routines
100

What are the three main areas of health? 

Physical, Mental/Emotional, and Social Health

100

Which organ pumps blood throughout your body? 

The Heart

100

What nutrient helps build and repair your body? 

Protein

100

What is physical activity?

Movement that uses your body and energy.

100

Why do our bodies need sleep?


To rest and recover.

200

Which area of health includes your feelings and emotions? 

Mental/Emotional

200

Which organs help you breathe by taking in oxygen?

The Lungs

200

What does hydration mean? 

Having enough water or fluids in your body.

200

What is exercise?


Physical activity you do to improve health or fitness.

200

What is a routine?

Things you regularly do, often in the same order.

300

What is one example of taking care of your physical health? 

Exercise, Sleeping enough, eating nutritious foods, or drinking water.

300

Which organ controls your thoughts, memory, and movement? 

The brain.

300

What does serving size tell you on a nutrition facts label?

The amount of food the label's information describes.

300

Does walking your dog count as physical activity? 

Yes.

300

What is caffeine?

A substance that can make you feel more awake.

400

What does wellness mean? 

Your overall state of health and well-being.

400

Which organ helps break down food after you eat? 

The Stomach

400

A snack has 120 calories per serving and two servings. How many calories are in the whole package?

240 Calories.

400

What does fitness mean?

How well your body can handle physical activity.

400

Name one habit that can help you sleep better.

Follow a regular bedtime, put away screens, or have a calming bedtime routine.

500

A person exercises but feels stressed and has unhealthy relationships. Are all three areas of health being cared for? If not, which areas of mental health are not being cared for?

No, Mental/emotional and Social Health also need attention.

500

Why is it important to take care of your body's organs? 

They perform important jobs that keep your body working and healthy.

500

You have $20 for groceries, but your cart costs $25. What is one smart decision you could make?

Remove an item, choose a less expensive option, or adjust your shopping list.

500

Someone works all day and has no gym membership. What is one realistic way to become more active? 

Take short walks, dance, bike, or do exercise at home.

500

Someone stays up late, skips breakfast, and feels tired at work. Name two realistic improvements.

Examples: Go to bed earlier, eat breakfast, drink water, and add short periods of activity.