Healthy Habits
Fad Diets
Eating Disorders
Health Information
Health Decisions
100

This is movement of the body that uses energy, such as walking, running, or playing sports.

What is physical activity?

100

This type of diet often promises extremely rapid results or dramatic weight loss.

What is a fad diet?

100

This is a serious mental and physical health condition involving unhealthy relationships with food, eating, or body image.

What is an eating disorder?

100

Information supported by trustworthy evidence and credible sources can be described with this word.

What is reliable?

100

Making choices by considering accurate information and possible consequences is called health ____.

What is decision-making?

200

This word describes eating a variety of foods that provide the nutrients your body needs.

What is balanced?

200

Completely eliminating foods or entire food groups is an example of extreme ____.

What is restriction?

200

Being extremely concerned or preoccupied with food or weight, or this,  may be a warning sign of an eating disorder.

What is body image?

200

When evaluating a nutrition claim, you should look for reliable ____ to support it.

What is evidence?

200

Sharing accurate health information and encouraging healthy choices is called health ____.

What is advocacy?

300

Healthy weight management should focus on behaviors that can realistically be maintained over time.

What is sustainable?

300

True or false: A diet that promises extremely rapid weight loss should automatically be considered trustworthy.

What is false?

300

Eating disorders can affect both a person's physical health and this other important area of well-being.

What is mental health?

300

A person with appropriate training who can provide health-related guidance or care.

What is a health professional?

300

Name two warning signs that a diet might be a fad diet.

  • Promises extremely rapid weight loss
  • Makes dramatic claims
  • Requires extreme food restriction
  • Eliminates entire food groups
  • Lacks reliable evidence
400

Regular physical activity can help improve this type of health.

What is physical health?

400

Give one possible risk of extreme dieting or food restriction.

What is nutrient deficiencies, low energy, unhealthy eating behaviors, or harm to physical/mental health?

400

When talking to someone who may be struggling with an eating disorder, you should communicate without this.

What is judgment?

400

Which is generally more trustworthy: health information from a qualified health professional or an anonymous social-media account?

What is a qualified health professional?

400

Name two possible risks of extreme dieting or food restriction.

  • Nutrient deficiencies
  • Low energy
  • Poor health
  • Unhealthy relationship with food
  • Increased risk of disordered eating
  • Physical or mental health problems
500

Name two factors other than personal behavior that can influence a person's health and healthy weight.

What are genetics and environment?

500

Your friend sees a social-media diet promising rapid weight loss by eliminating several food groups. Name one thing they should do before trying it.

What is check reliable evidence, or talk to a qualified health professional?

500

A friend tells you they have become extremely worried about food and their weight. What is an appropriate response, and who could you encourage them to talk to?

What is listening supportively without judgment and encouraging them to talk with a trusted adult or qualified health professional?

500

Name two questions you should ask before believing a nutrition or diet claim you see online.

  • Who created the claim?
  • What evidence supports it?
  • Is the information from a credible source?
  • Is the plan safe?
  • Does a qualified health professional support it?
500

Your friend says, "I found a diet on TikTok that will help me lose weight really fast if I stop eating several types of food." Give the best health response.

What is encourage them to evaluate the evidence, consider the risks, and talk with a qualified health professional before making major dietary changes?