Emotional wellness
Disease Prevention
Physical Activity &Fitness
Nutrition
Miscellaneous
100

What is your mental and emotional health?

The ability to identify emotions, understanding how to express emotions healthily and being able to cope with life.

100

What is the difference between communicable and noncommunicable?

Communicable = Contagious

Noncommunicable = NONcontagious

100

What is physical wellness?

Physical fitness is a state of health and well-being and, more specifically, the ability to perform aspects of sports, occupations and daily activities.

100

Water makes up what Percentage of your body?

60%

100

What are the 3 components of wellness we went over?

Hint: We used them when making our 3D health triangle

Physical, Social, Mental

200

what were the 5 main emotions in the movie Inside Out?

Sadness

Joy

Disgust

Fear 

Anger

200

What are the 4 ways we can get sick? 

Environmental

Pathogen

Lifestyle choices

Genetics

200

What is cardiovascular fitness

Fitness of your heart

200

Name 5 major food groups

Dairy

Proteins

Grains

Fruits

Vegetables

200

What is wellness?

The combination of your physical, social, and mental health

300

Why was sadness so important towards the end of inside out?

 Sadness taught Joy that all our emotions serve a purpose. Without even realizing it, Sadness reminded Joy that feelings give us information about our experiences, and about other people's experiences.

300

What are the 4 pathogens we went over?

Bacteria

Virus

Protozoa

Fungi

300

What are some common excuses for not being able to work out?

  • I don’t have time

  • I don’t have the $$

  • I don’t know how to do it

  • I am no good at it

  • It wont work for me

  • I am not athletic

300

What is the 5 or 20 rule when reading a food label?

Under 5%- Not a substantial source of this ingredient

Over 20%- To much of this ingredient for one serving

300

What is our primary energy source? what is our secondary energy source?

Primary: Carbohydrates

Secondary: Fat

400

What are 3 ways we can identify someone's emotions?

Actions

Words

Body Language

400

What are the 5 ways pathogens get into our body?

Nose

Mouth

Broken skin

Insects

Eyes

400

Where are two places on your body where you can check your pulse? ( Heart Rate )

Wrists

Side of Neck

Inside of elbow

Top of foot

400

What is your metabolism?

The rate you burn energy

400

Eggplants, Pumpkins, cucumbers, peppers......

Fruits or Vegetables?

FRUITS!

500

give me 5 examples of things you can AND can't control

Teacher will determine correct answer

500

PNEUMONIA

Tell me if this disease is communicable or noncommunicable

and 

How you would most likely get this disease (Genetics, Lifestyle choices, Environment, Pathogen)


Communicable 

Pathogen

500

Give me 1 real life example for each of these physical skills

Agility:                                            Speed: 

Power:                                            Balance:

Coordination:                                   Reaction Time:


Agility-  walking in a crowded hallway

Speed-  moving quickly so you aren’t late for class

Power-  pushing the lawnmower

Balance-  not falling while hanging Christmas lights

Coordination-  Being able to carry books in the hall

Reaction time-  Hitting the brakes on your bike

500

Name the 6 Nutrients AND what food has each of those nutrients

Carbohydrates- Bread, pasta, fruits and vegetables 

Protein- Low-fat meat, dairy, beans or eggs

Fats- Oils, Avocado, Fish, nuts & seeds

Vitamins- Fruits and vegetables,some dairy, beans, lean meats and fish 

Minerals- Fruits & vegetables

Water- Well....water

500

What does S.M.A.R.T in Smart goal stand for?

Specific

measurable

Achievable 

Relevant 

Timely