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Scurvy & Anaemia Quiz (Form 2, Home Economics)Online version Quick true/false quiz on scurvy and anaemia. by YAKILI LMS 1 Iron deficiency anaemia can be cured instantly with a single dose of vitamins. Yes No 2 Iron supplements work instantly without any side effects. Yes No 3 Seafood is a proven cure for scurvy in all cases. Yes No 4 Only medicines, not diet, can prevent anaemia. Yes No 5 Anaemia is a contagious disease that passes from person to person. Yes No 6 Scurvy is caused by excess sugar intake in all cases. Yes No 7 Early treatment of anaemia may include iron supplements and dietary changes. Yes No 8 Consuming dairy products prevents scurvy. Yes No 9 Vitamin C causes the body to store less iron over time. Yes No 10 Vitamin C is the same as vitamin D in function and purpose. Yes No 11 A vitamin C-rich diet has no impact on iron absorption. Yes No 12 Scurvy is caused by eating too many vegetables and fruits. Yes No 13 Scurvy is caused by a deficiency of vitamin C. Yes No 14 Preventive measures for scurvy require only taking vitamin A supplements. Yes No 15 Vitamin C stored in our bodies does not help any iron absorption. Yes No 16 Iron deficiency is unrelated to dietary intake of iron-rich foods. Yes No 17 Gums swelling is never related to vitamin deficiencies. Yes No 18 A spinach-only diet can completely prevent scurvy. Yes No 19 Anaemia is always a bacterial infection of the blood. Yes No 20 Preventive measures include consuming fruits, vegetables, and fortified foods. Yes No 21 Hydration alone can prevent scurvy. Yes No 22 Vitamin C helps iron absorption. Yes No 23 All forms of anaemia are caused by red blood cell destruction, not deficiency. Yes No 24 Iron supplements replace the need for a balanced diet entirely. Yes No 25 Linseed oil is a universal cure for anaemia. Yes No 26 Consuming meat eliminates the risk of scurvy entirely. Yes No 27 Anaemia never affects energy levels or fatigue. Yes No 28 The main symptom of scurvy is always coughing and sneezing. Yes No 29 Consuming citrus fruits worsens scurvy symptoms. Yes No 30 Anemia cannot be diagnosed with a blood test. Yes No 31 Signs of scurvy include swollen gums, easy bruising, and joint pains. Yes No 32 Scurvy symptoms appear only after several years of poor diet. Yes No 33 Fortified foods are unsafe and should be avoided. Yes No 34 Anaemia cannot occur in individuals who exercise regularly. Yes No 35 Cold weather alone prevents scurvy from happening. Yes No 36 All fruits prevent scurvy equally regardless of vitamin C content. Yes No 37 Anaemia is never related to iron in the diet. Yes No 38 Vitamin C can cause anaemia if consumed in large amounts. Yes No 39 Anaemia can be caused by iron deficiency. Yes No 40 All forms of scurvy are treated with antibiotics. Yes No 41 A classic sign of scurvy is excessive hair loss only. Yes No 42 Calcium intake is the primary prevention for scurvy. Yes No 43 Scurvy only affects adults and never children. Yes No 44 Anaemia is never influenced by folate or vitamin B12 status. Yes No 45 Scurvy can be prevented by drinking only water and avoiding all foods. Yes No 46 Gums and teeth health have nothing to do with vitamin C. Yes No 47 Vitamin C is stored in muscles and never used for absorption. Yes No 48 Fortified foods do not contain any vitamins or minerals. Yes No 49 Gummy vitamins can cure scurvy instantly. Yes No 50 Scurvy symptoms appear within 24 hours of deficiency. Yes No

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Iron deficiency anaemia can be cured instantly with a single dose of vitamins.

Iron supplements work instantly without any side effects.

Seafood is a proven cure for scurvy in all cases.

Only medicines, not diet, can prevent anaemia.

Anaemia is a contagious disease that passes from person to person.

Scurvy is caused by excess sugar intake in all cases.

Early treatment of anaemia may include iron supplements and dietary changes.

Consuming dairy products prevents scurvy.

Vitamin C causes the body to store less iron over time.

Vitamin C is the same as vitamin D in function and purpose.

A vitamin C-rich diet has no impact on iron absorption.

Scurvy is caused by eating too many vegetables and fruits.

Scurvy is caused by a deficiency of vitamin C.

Preventive measures for scurvy require only taking vitamin A supplements.

Vitamin C stored in our bodies does not help any iron absorption.

Iron deficiency is unrelated to dietary intake of iron-rich foods.

Gums swelling is never related to vitamin deficiencies.

A spinach-only diet can completely prevent scurvy.

Anaemia is always a bacterial infection of the blood.

Preventive measures include consuming fruits, vegetables, and fortified foods.

Hydration alone can prevent scurvy.

Vitamin C helps iron absorption.

All forms of anaemia are caused by red blood cell destruction, not deficiency.

Iron supplements replace the need for a balanced diet entirely.

Linseed oil is a universal cure for anaemia.

Consuming meat eliminates the risk of scurvy entirely.

Anaemia never affects energy levels or fatigue.

The main symptom of scurvy is always coughing and sneezing.

Consuming citrus fruits worsens scurvy symptoms.

Anemia cannot be diagnosed with a blood test.

Signs of scurvy include swollen gums, easy bruising, and joint pains.

Scurvy symptoms appear only after several years of poor diet.

Fortified foods are unsafe and should be avoided.

Anaemia cannot occur in individuals who exercise regularly.

Cold weather alone prevents scurvy from happening.

All fruits prevent scurvy equally regardless of vitamin C content.

Anaemia is never related to iron in the diet.

Vitamin C can cause anaemia if consumed in large amounts.

Anaemia can be caused by iron deficiency.

All forms of scurvy are treated with antibiotics.

A classic sign of scurvy is excessive hair loss only.

Calcium intake is the primary prevention for scurvy.

Scurvy only affects adults and never children.

Anaemia is never influenced by folate or vitamin B12 status.

Scurvy can be prevented by drinking only water and avoiding all foods.

Gums and teeth health have nothing to do with vitamin C.

Vitamin C is stored in muscles and never used for absorption.

Fortified foods do not contain any vitamins or minerals.

Gummy vitamins can cure scurvy instantly.

Scurvy symptoms appear within 24 hours of deficiency.