Consumer Health Quick Quiz

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A quick consumer health true/false quiz.

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Rose Marianne Dizon

Philippines

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Consumer Health Quick Quiz


Consumer Health Quick QuizOnline version A quick consumer health true/false quiz. by Rose Marianne Dizon 1 All natural sugars are healthier than added sugars. Yes No 2 Eating a variety of fruits and vegetables supports overall health. Yes No 3 Reading the Nutrition Facts label helps compare products' sugar and calories. Yes No 4 Organic foods are always pesticide-free. Yes No 5 All vitamins and minerals in supplements are tightly regulated and proven to be safe before sale. Yes No 6 Regular handwashing with soap reduces the spread of illnesses. Yes No 7 Washing hands with soap reduces the spread of many infections. Yes No 8 Reading nutrition labels can help compare products' sugar and fiber content. Yes No 9 Sunscreen with higher SPF generally provides more protection from UVB than lower SPF. Yes No 10 Getting at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity exercise per week is recommended for adults. Yes No 11 Low fat products never contain calories. Yes No 12 Expired medicines always lose potency but are perfectly safe to use after expiry. Yes No 13 Expiration dates indicate when a product may start to lose quality or safety. Yes No 14 Vaccines help prevent certain diseases and protect community health. Yes No 15 If you feel fine, you don't need vaccines. Yes No 16 The FDA oversees labeling and safety information on many foods in the United States. Yes No 17 Sunscreen with SPF 100 blocks 100% of UV radiation. Yes No 18 You must drink eight glasses of water daily regardless of conditions. Yes No 19 Natural foods have zero calories. Yes No 20 Expired food is always unsafe to eat. Yes No

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Consumer Health Quick Quiz

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Consumer Health Quick QuizOnline version

by Rose Marianne Dizon

All natural sugars are healthier than added sugars.

Eating a variety of fruits and vegetables supports overall health.

Reading the Nutrition Facts label helps compare products' sugar and calories.

Organic foods are always pesticide-free.

All vitamins and minerals in supplements are tightly regulated and proven to be safe before sale.

Regular handwashing with soap reduces the spread of illnesses.

Washing hands with soap reduces the spread of many infections.

Reading nutrition labels can help compare products' sugar and fiber content.

Sunscreen with higher SPF generally provides more protection from UVB than lower SPF.

Getting at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity exercise per week is recommended for adults.

Low fat products never contain calories.

Expired medicines always lose potency but are perfectly safe to use after expiry.

Expiration dates indicate when a product may start to lose quality or safety.

Vaccines help prevent certain diseases and protect community health.

If you feel fine, you don't need vaccines.

The FDA oversees labeling and safety information on many foods in the United States.

Sunscreen with SPF 100 blocks 100% of UV radiation.

You must drink eight glasses of water daily regardless of conditions.

Natural foods have zero calories.

Expired food is always unsafe to eat.