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Nutrients & Health: Teen Wellness QuizOnline version Healthy choices start now. by aubrey 1 Why are nutrients essential for health? Name two nutrients and their roles. a Proteins repair tissues and calcium strengthens bones. b Fats create energy and zinc grows bones. c Carbohydrates cure fatigue and iron builds muscles. d Vitamins replace meals and potassium improves eyesight. 2 What is the difference between macronutrients and micronutrients? Give one example of each. a Macronutrients are always proteins; micronutrients are always fats. b Macronutrients provide energy in large amounts (carbs); micronutrients are needed in small amounts (vitamins). c Macronutrients are bones; micronutrients are muscles. d Macronutrients are vitamins; micronutrients are minerals like calcium. 3 Describe two strategies for building strong mental and emotional health for teens. a isolate yourself and avoid sleep. b argue with friends and binge-watch TV nonstop. c Skim social media and skip meals. d Talk to a trusted person and manage stress by taking breaks. 4 How can positive self-talk improve mental health? Give one practice example. a Causes dependence on others; rely on praise. b Increases anxiety; shout at yourself. c Reduces stress and boosts confidence; practice affirmations like 'I got this'. d Neglects real problems; ignore feelings. 5 What are two healthy ways to cope with stress? Explain their benefits. a Bottle up feelings and withdraw socially; avoid action. b Overeat sweets and play video games excessively; provide instant pleasure. c Exercise and deep breathing; reduce anxiety and burnout. d Procrastinate and skip meals; temporarily distract. 6 Why is time management effective for reducing stress? Give one student example. a Causes overwork; ignore rest. b Is only for adults; not useful in school. c Makes life rigid; cancel all plans. d Reduces stress by increasing control; use a planner. 7 Why is regular physical activity important for both physical and mental health? Include one benefit each. a Weakens bones; causes boredom. b Greatly increases appetite; causes fatigue. c Only helps athletes; harms non-athletes. d Strengthens heart and muscles; improves mood and reduces stress. 8 Why is prioritizing sleep critical for high school students? Name two consequences of sleep loss. a Important for focus, mood and learning; poor grades and irritability. b Sleep isn't important; overactive brain improves memory. c Only helps appearance; no impact on focus. d Sleep causes laziness; skipping improves discipline. 9 Explain two short-term and two long-term health effects of smoking and drinking. How can these affect the future? a Short-term: improved taste; faster thinking. Long-term: stronger immune system; longer lifespan. b Short-term: trouble breathing; poor judgment. Long-term: lung disease; liver damage. c Short-term: instant energy; better digestion. Long-term: enhanced memory; sharper reflexes. d Short-term: weight gain; better skin. Long-term: perfect health; no risks. 10 Why is it important for teenagers to make healthy lifestyle choices now? How can these affect long-term well-being? a Choices now have no impact later; health is random. b Healthy habits only matter in adulthood; teens are fine. c Healthy choices now build lifelong habits; lead to better health and fewer problems later. d Immediate trends matter more than long-term health; ignore future effects.

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by aubrey

Why are nutrients essential for health? Name two nutrients and their roles.

What is the difference between macronutrients and micronutrients? Give one example of each.

Describe two strategies for building strong mental and emotional health for teens.

How can positive self-talk improve mental health? Give one practice example.

What are two healthy ways to cope with stress? Explain their benefits.

Why is time management effective for reducing stress? Give one student example.

Why is regular physical activity important for both physical and mental health? Include one benefit each.

Why is prioritizing sleep critical for high school students? Name two consequences of sleep loss.

Explain two short-term and two long-term health effects of smoking and drinking. How can these affect the future?

Why is it important for teenagers to make healthy lifestyle choices now? How can these affect long-term well-being?