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Froggy Jumps Health & Well-being QuizOnline version Test your health literacy. by Rahmania Ananda 1 What is the primary benefit of consuming polyunsaturated fats (like Omega-3 fatty acids) compared to saturated fats? a They help lower LDL cholesterol and reduce the risk of heart disease. b They only serve as an immediate energy source. c They significantly increase LDL ("bad") cholesterol levels. 2 Which of the following best describes the practice of mindfulness as a coping strategy for academic stress? a Actively distracting oneself with social media during study breaks. b Planning every detail of the future to avoid mistakes. c Focusing attention on the present moment without judgment to break the worry cycle. 3 Why is an unhealthy lifestyle during adolescence considered a significant risk factor for developing Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) like Type 2 Diabetes later in life? a Because it only affects physical appearance, not internal health. b Because it can cause early accumulation of vascular damage and insulin resistance. c Because all NCDs are primarily caused by infectious viruses. 4 Why is the Glycemic Index (GI) a critical consideration in diet planning, especially for individuals at risk of diabetes? a GI only applies to protein intake, not carbohydrates. b Foods with a high GI are always low in calories. c GI measures how quickly food raises blood sugar, affecting insulin demand. 5 Beyond the total hours of sleep, which factor is crucial for determining high sleep quality that supports cognitive function? a The amount of time spent in deep sleep and REM (Rapid Eye Movement) cycles for memory consolidation. b Waking up frequently to check the time. c Sleeping in a highly lighted environment. 6 The feeling of anxiety or inadequacy caused by seeing others' seemingly perfect lives on social media is known as: a Digital Overload Syndrome (DOS). b Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD). c Fear of Missing Out (FOMO). 7 Which of the following is the best example of a SMART health goal? a "I will be the healthiest person in my class eventually." b "I will eat better and exercise more starting next month." c "I will replace one can of soda with water daily for the next 30 days to reduce my sugar intake." 8 After tracking your habits, you realize you consistently skip breakfast. Why is this act of self-reflection essential for health improvement? a It provides scientific data to submit to a doctor. b It automatically solves the health problem. c It allows you to identify unconscious behavioral patterns so you can develop a targeted intervention 9 If a classmate shows signs of severe anxiety before a test, the most appropriate and constructive peer support action is: a Telling them to "just relax" and ignoring the issue. b Listening actively, suggesting a simple breathing exercise, and encouraging them to talk to a truste c Giving them the answers to the test to calm them down. 10 Which key message best promotes collective behavioral change in a school campaign against cyberbullying (social health)? a "If you bully, you will be punished." b "If you see something, say something. Silence is agreement." c "The school is responsible for all online activity."

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Health & Well-being QuizOnline version

by Rahmania Ananda

What is the primary benefit of consuming polyunsaturated fats (like Omega-3 fatty acids) compared to saturated fats?

Which of the following best describes the practice of mindfulness as a coping strategy for academic stress?

Why is an unhealthy lifestyle during adolescence considered a significant risk factor for developing Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) like Type 2 Diabetes later in life?

Why is the Glycemic Index (GI) a critical consideration in diet planning, especially for individuals at risk of diabetes?

Beyond the total hours of sleep, which factor is crucial for determining high sleep quality that supports cognitive function?

The feeling of anxiety or inadequacy caused by seeing others' seemingly perfect lives on social media is known as:

Which of the following is the best example of a SMART health goal?

After tracking your habits, you realize you consistently skip breakfast. Why is this act of self-reflection essential for health improvement?

If a classmate shows signs of severe anxiety before a test, the most appropriate and constructive peer support action is:

Which key message best promotes collective behavioral change in a school campaign against cyberbullying (social health)?