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Health Test Unit 1: Physical Health​
Name ________________
Part I Vocabulary
Chapter 1: Welcome to the Human Body
Put the letter of the definition next to the word.
1.​
Anatomy
2.​
Physiology
A.​ Highly complex structures that are located in the
brain, spinal cord and the nerves. They are very
sensitive to changes, receive and transmit impulses
to various parts of the body.
B.​ A group of related organs in the body
3.​
4.​
Homeostasis
C.​ Groups or layers of similar cells that are specialized
to carry on particular functions in the body.
Cells
D.​ The field of study dealing with the structure of body
parts, their forms and arrangements.
5.​
Tissues
6.​
Epithelial tissues
7.​
Connective tissues
E.​ Two or more tissues grouped together and
performing specialized functions.
F.​ The field of study dealing with the function of the
body parts, what they do and how they do it.
G.​ Groups of cells whose primary function is to
contract, causing body parts to move. There are
three types of muscle tissue: skeletal, smooth and
cardiac
H.​ The process by which the body maintains a constant
internal environment despite the external changes.
8.​
Muscle tissues
9.​
Nerve tissues
I.​ Layers of cells that cover all body surfaces inside
and out, forming the most obvious protective layer,
the skin, as well as the inner lining of the body
cavities such as the stomach and the intestines
Organ
J.​ Groups of cells that are located in all parts of the
body; they bind structures together, provide support
and protection.
10.​
11.​
Systems of the body
K.​ The basic building blocks from which all larger parts
are formed
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Chapter 2: Eleven Systems: One Body
1._____​ Circulatory system
2._____​ Anemia
3._____​ Leukemia
4._____​ Hemophilia
5._____​ Arteriosclerosis
6._____​ Stroke
7._____​ Hypertension
A.​ High blood pressure.
B.​ Group of organs that makes body parts move.
C.​ A swelling or inflammation of the bronchi.
D.​ A condition in which the air sacs in the lungs
become enlarged and lose their elasticity, mainly
caused by breathing in smoke.
E.​ Loss of bone tissue resulting in weakened and more
easily fractured bones.
F.​ A serious illness that occurs as a result of an
infection of the lungs and causes difficulty breathing.
G.​ The group of passages that exchanges gasses in
order for the body to function properly.
8._____​ Respiratory system
H.​ A disease in which the blood is lacking one or more
of the elements (clotting factors) that cause the
blood to clot.
9._____​ Pneumonia
I.​ A form of cancer more common since the increase in
air pollution and rise in smoking.
10._____​Bronchitis
J.​ Inflammation of a bursa usually due to excessive
stress on a joint.
11._____​Asthma
K.​ A condition in which the air passages in the
bronchial tree swell and constrict.
12._____​Emphysema
L.​ A form of cancer characterized by an uncontrolled or
abnormal production of white blood cells.
13._____​Lung cancer
M.​ A condition characterized by a shortage of or an
inadequate number of red blood cells.
14._____​Skeletal system
N.​ The combination of all joints and connecting tissues.
15._____​Scoliosis
O.​ The group of body parts that transports the blood
throughout the body to keep the body functioning
properly.
16._____​Bursitis
17._____​Arthritis
18._____​Osteoporosis
P.​ Inflammation of a joint or joints.
Q.​ Hardening of the arteries.
R.​ The condition that occurs when the blood flow to one
part of the brain is severely restricted or cut off.
S.​ An abnormal curvature of the vertebral column.
19._____​Muscular system
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20._____​Digestive system
A.​ Resistance to specific diseases through learned
adaptation or immunization.
21._____​Digestion
B.​ Organs involved in procreation.
22._____​Ulcer
C.​ An open sore in the membrane lining the stomach
and small intestine.
23._____​Gallstone
D.​ Brain disorder that results from a sudden burst of
nerve action.
24._____​Excretory system
E.​ The body’s outer layer consisting of skin, hair, nails
and glands.
25._____​Urinary tract
F.​ An inborn resistance to certain diseases.
26._____​Integumentary system
27._____​Immune system
28._____​Natural immunity
29._____​Acquired immunity
30._____​HIV
G.​ Complex system for maintaining homeostasis by
using impulses to control and coordinate body parts.
H.​ The organs that take in food and break it down into
an absorbable chemical form.
I.​ Disease in which the body cannot properly utilize the
glucose that it needs.
J.​ The virus that causes AIDS (Acquired
Immunodeficiency Syndrome).
K.​ The organs which expel waste in the form of urine.
31._____​Autoimmune disease
32._____​Central nervous system
33._____​Epilepsy
34._____​Cerebral palsy
35._____​Multiple sclerosis
36._____​Endocrine system
37._____​Diabetes
38._____​Reproductive system
L.​ The body’s defense system against foreign invasion.
M.​ Group of organs which provide ways for waste to be
excreted from the body.
N.​ Condition in which the brain’s cerebrum is damaged.
O.​ The body mistaking its own cells and tissues for
possible antigens.
P.​ Glands which secrete hormones to send messages
in the blood to regulate the body.
Q.​ The process by which food is broken down.
R.​ Small crystal formed by hardened bile that may
block the flow of bile into the small intestine.
S.​ Disease in which the outer coating that protects
some nerves is destroyed
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Chapter 3: Nutrition
Use the word bank to fill in the blanks.
1.​ The chief component of every
2.​
is a string of
.
contain all the amino acids, including
amino acids,
which must come as they are from the food you eat.
3.​ Once eaten, the body responds to
called
by turning them into a type of sugar
.
4.​ Food sources high in
vitamins,
often provide good sources of
, and protein as well.
5.​ The frying of foods changes
to
,
which tends to increase blood cholesterol levels.
6.​ As with saturated fat, the body does not need any
liver can manufacture all it needs from other
7.​
from the diet because the
.
is also called bad cholesterol because it tends to
be deposited in the arteries, while
is called good
cholesterol because it is being removed from circulation.
WORD BANK
amino acids
essential
minerals
carbohydrates
fats
protein
cholesterol
glucose
saturated fat
complete proteins
high density lipoproteins
unsaturated fat
complex carbohydrates
low density lipoproteins
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8.​ The rate at which the body uses energy while at rest is called
and
is measured by a unit of heat the body uses for energy called a
.
9.​ Most Americans eat far below the recommended amount of
, which moves
waste through the intestines, and far above the recommended amount of sugar, to which the
body responds by releasing the hormone
.
10.​1-3 grams per day is the
about 40%
for table salt, which is
, an essential mineral in our daily diet.
11.​ The two main classifications of
12.​
are water-soluble and fat soluble.
means added vitamins above what it would have naturally,
while
means vitamins or minerals added after some nutrients were removed
during processing.
13.​
indicates that your body maintains a certain
comfort zone, a weight that seems difficult to break.
14.​
is a self-induced starvation resulting in extreme weight loss and characterized
by an intense fear of gaining weight and becoming fat, while
is a pattern of
bingeing followed by self-induced vomiting or laxative abuse with or without weight loss.
WORD BANK
anorexia
enriched
recommended daily allowance
basal metabolism
fiber
set point theory
bulimia
fortified
sodium
calorie
insulin
vitamins
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Chapter 4: Fitness and Exercise
1.​ The most important measurement of your
called
is the condition of your heart, also
.
2.​ With a change in diet and exercise, you can control your
(the
measure of the resistance to blood flow in the vessels and the efficiency of circulation), and
improve your percentage of
3.​
weight (total weight minus body fat).
(the volume of blood pumped by the heart in one minute)
and
(the volume of blood the heart pumps at each stroke) both
improve with consistent exercise.
4.​ Physical fitness testing can be self-administered, such as taking your pulse in the morning as
you wake up (a.k.a.
pulse rate), or physician administered, such as a treadmill
test while recording the electrical impulses set off by the heart (a.k.a.
5.​ Two types of exercise are
and
(when muscles demand more oxygen than normal)
(short bursts of energy that mainly improve muscle strength).
6.​ Two ways to improve athletic performance are
normal) and
(gradually doing more than
(starting with a little and adding to it regularly).
WORD BANK
aerobic
cardiovascular fitness
overload
anaerobic
electrocardiogram
progression
blood pressure
fitness
resting
cardiac output
lean body weight
stroke volume
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(targeted kinds of exercise that
develop certain parts of the body) or
(working different muscles
to gain balanced strength).
8.​
are any substances, techniques, or supplements used for the
purpose of enhancing performance and gaining a competitive edge, often with negative side
effects to overall fitness.
9.​
is when a muscle loses size and strength due to a long period of disuse.
10.​Three types of strength training are
(no movement),
motion against a fixed resistance), and
(full range of
(full range of motion against resistance
that changes with the amount of force applied to it).
11.​Three types of fatigue are
(muscle exhaustion),
frustration, fear, or boredom), and fatigue due to
12.​The inability to go to sleep is
(tension, stress,
.
.
WORD BANK
atrophy
illness
isotonic
cross training
insomnia
physical
emotional
isokinetic
specificity
ergogenic aids
isometric
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Part II Multiple Choice
Circle the letter of the correct answer.
1.​ Which type of tissues contract?
a.​ epithelial
b.​ connective
c.​ muscle
d.​ nerve
2.​ Which of the following systems protects the surface of your body?
a.​ endocrine
b.​ integumentary
c.​ excretory
d.​ skeletal
3.​ What is one advantage of complex carbohydrates over simple sugars?
a.​ they have more calories to supply more energy
b.​ they have more sophisticated flavors
c.​ they are more economical
d.​ they supply more fiber to the diet
4.​ How does exercise increase your cardiovascular fitness?
a.​ by decreasing resting pulse rate, cardiac output and stroke volume
b.​ by increasing resting pulse rate, cardiac output and stroke volume
c.​ by decreasing resting pulse rate and increasing both cardiac output and stroke volume
d.​ by increasing the size of the heart
5.​ Which of the following is NOT a function of a T-cell lymphocyte?
a.​ attack pathogens
b.​ repair damaged cells
c.​ protect healthy cells
d.​ record specifics of the pathogen
6.​ Which is NOT an attributable factor of degenerative disease?
a.​ genetics
b.​ lifestyle choices
c.​ environmental toxins
d.​ contagions
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Part III True or False
For each statement, indicate “T” for true or “F” for false. For all false statements, correct the
statement to make it true.
ex. ​
F
7. Mrs. Watts is my least favorite teacher.
_____ 1.​ The four primary types of tissues are epithelial, vascular, muscle and nerve.
_____ 2.​ The eleven systems of the body are circulatory, respiratory, skeletal, muscular,
digestive, excretory, integumentary, immune, nervous, endocrine and reproductive.
_____ 3.​ After a short-term low-calorie diet, the body begins to reserve less fat than before.
_____ 4.​ Strength training and caffeine is the best treatment for physical fatigue.
_____ 5.​ Increased temperature (fever) destroys some germs and also helps your body produce
more white blood cells to combat the pathogen.
_____ 6.​ The primary concern of someone who has diabetes is to keep his blood sugar level in
balance.
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Answer Key
Part I Vocabulary
Chapter 1
1.​ D
2.​ F
3.​ H
4.​ K
5.​ C
6.​ I
7.​ J
8.​ G
9.​ A
10.​E
11.​B
Chapter 2
1.​ O
2.​ M
3.​ L
4.​ H
5.​ Q
6.​ R
7.​ A
8.​ G
9.​ F
10.​C
11.​K
12.​D
13.​I
14.​N
15.​S
16.​J
17.​P
18.​E
19.​B
20.​H
21.​Q
22.​C
23.​R
24.​M
25.​K
26.​E
27.​L
28.​F
29.​A
30.​J
31.​O
32.​G
33.​D
34.​N
35.​S
36.​P
37.​I
38.​B
Chapter 3
1.​ protein, amino acids
2.​ complete proteins, essential
3.​ carbohydrates, glucose
4.​ complex carbohydrates, minerals
5.​ unsaturated fat, saturated fat
6.​ cholesterol,fats
7.​ low density lipoproteins, high density
lipoproteins
8.​ basal metabolism, calorie
9.​ fiber, insulin
10.​recommended daily allowance, sodium
11.​vitamins
12.​fortified, enriched
13.​set point theory
14.​anorexia, bulimia
Chapter 4
1.​ fitness, cardiovascular fitness
2.​ blood pressure, lean body weight
3.​ cardiac output, stroke volume
4.​ resting, electrocardiogram
5.​ aerobic, anaerobic
6.​ overload, progression
7.​ specificity, cross training
8.​ ergogenic aids
9.​ atrophy
10.​isometric, isotonic, isokinetic
11.​physical, emotional, illness
12.​insomnia
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Part II Multiple Choice
1.​ c
2.​ b
3.​ d
4.​ c
5.​ b
6.​ d
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Part III True or False
1.​ F: vascular connective
2.​ T
3.​ F: less more
4.​ F: Strength training and caffeine Proper rest
and nourishment
5.​ T
6.​ T
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Health Test Unit 2: Mental Health​
Part I Vocabulary (2 pts each)
Name ________________
Put the letter of the definition next to the
word.
Chapter 7: Stress and Anxiety
1._____​ Stress
2._____​ Stressor
3._____​ Type A personality
A.​ A condition characterized by a “sad and blue”
feeling, overwhelming feeling of hopelessness and
worthlessness, and disappointment leading to
apathy and withdrawal.
B.​ Stress that reaches a point when feelings of
depression, confusion and exhaustion replace the
natural excitement and drive to meet a challenge.
4._____​ Type B personality
C.​ A mental disorder in which the sufferer alternates
between extreme sadness and extreme joy.
5._____​ Positive stress
D.​ A mild disorder that causes distress but does not
interfere with a person’s everyday activities.
6._____​ Distress
E.​ One who has the tendency to look on the more
favorable side of happenings.
7._____​ Pessimist
F.​ A condition that causes a person to have trouble
getting along with others or getting along in certain
situations.
8._____​ Optimist
9._____​ Depression
10._____​Neurosis
11._____​ Psychosis
12._____​Manic-depressive illness
G.​ One who has the tendency to see what is gloomy, or
anticipate the worst possible outcome.
H.​ An intense fear of an object or situation that the
person knows is not dangerous.
I.​ Stress that challenges a person enough to face daily
responsibilities and to pursue life goals.
J.​ A severe mental disorder that prevents a person
from functioning.
13._____​Phobia
K.​ A severe form of psychosis in which the victim may
have delusions, hallucinations, extreme mood
changes, and paranoia.
14._____​Schizophrenia
L.​ The body’s response to external or internal changes.
15._____​Personality disorder
M.​ A person who seems to exhibit patience and
calmness, and who is less hurried.
N.​ The stimulus that triggers the stress.
O.​ A person who seems to exhibit intense drive, and
extreme competitiveness.
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Chapter 8: L.I.F.E. Management
Use the word bank to fill in the blanks.
1.​ __________________ is the underlying qualities that are revealed in your actions and
attitudes.
2.​ A ________________ __________________ is a strong belief based upon the Word of God.
3.​ Your __________________ is not only measured by how you may live financially, but more
importantly, it is measured by your conduct, character, and convictions.
4.​ Self-discipline is important in managing your personal ______________ because so much of it
cannot be managed by external influences.
5.​ The desire to ______________ can be a negative force by influencing you to do things that are
wrong and, under other circumstances, you would never do.
6.​ Developing ______________________ before you face a difficult situation is important
because doing so will give you the wisdom and strength to make the right choice in time of
trial.
WORD BANK
lifestyle
character
biblical conviction
conduct
convictions
conform
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selfimage^the view you have of yourself and the way you believe you are seen by others
assume^to take on the particular character that others are saying whether it is true or not
comfortzone^an area which a person will not go beyond; a place of security
selftalk^the mental “tape” running in one’s mind, repeating all the positive or negative things
one hears, sees, reads, or imagines
countenance^the face as an indication of mood, emotion, or character
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Part II Multiple Choice (8 pts. each)
Circle the letter of the correct answer.
1.​ What should you never do if one of your friends comes to you seeking help?
a.​ urge them to find an adult to speak with
b.​ promise you will not tell anyone
c.​ go to a responsible adult to tell them of your friend’s condition
d.​ offer to go with them to talk to someone who might be able to help them
2.​ Every action is precipitated by what?
a.​ a thought
b.​ a reaction
c.​ a consequence
d.​ a conviction
3.​ What is not an effective way to overcome a negative self-image ?
a.​ repent and ask for God’s help to change the things that aren’t in His will
b.​ compare yourself to others who seem to be worse than you
c.​ replace beliefs with the truth of your identity in Christ
d.​ seek contentment with your circumstances by trusting God’s goodness
Part III True or False (8 pts each)
For each statement, indicate “T” for true or “F” for false. For all false statements, correct the
statement to make it true.
ex. ​
F
7. Mrs. Watts is my least favorite teacher.
_____ 1.​ Your body needs a certain amount of stress to function properly.
_____ 2.​ It is not important to have friends because God has created us to be in relationship only
with Him.
_____ 3.​ The verbal and non-verbal messages from those around you influence the way you see
yourself.
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Answer Key
Part I Vocabulary
Chapter 7
1.​ L
2.​ N
3.​ O
4.​ M
5.​ I
6.​ B
7.​ G
8.​ E
9.​ A
10.​D
11.​J
12.​C
13.​H
14.​K
15.​F
Chapter 8
1.​ character
2.​ biblical conviction
3.​ lifestyle
4.​ conduct
5.​ conform
6.​ convictions
Part II Multiple Choice
1.​ b
2.​ a
3.​ b
Part III True or False
1.​ T
2.​ F: not important; only with Him and with one
another.
3.​ T
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Health Test Unit 3: Social Health​
Name ________________
Part I Vocabulary
Chapter 10: Head to Toes
Put the letter of the definition next to the
word.
1._____​
Sebum
A.​ A condition that occurs when the pores of the
skin become clogged with oil
2._____​
Acne
B.​ Equilibrium; the ability to remain steady and in
control of one’s body
3._____​
Whitehead
4._____​
Blackhead
5._____​
Pimple
6._____​
Warts
7._____​
Dandruff
C.​ A type of acne created when a pore is plugged
with oil but is exposed to air
D.​ Cuspids; the four pointed teeth next to the
incisors
E.​ The portion of the fingernail which surrounds
the nail and is made up of nonliving skin
F.​ A condition that is characterized by a flaking of
the outer layer of dead skin cells of the scalp
G.​ Splits in the cuticle along the edge of the nail
8._____​
Head lice
9._____​
Keratin
10._____​
Cuticle
J.​ A tough, dead material of which fingernails are
made
11._____​
Hangnails
K.​ A clogged pore that has become infected and
filled with pus
12._____​
Balance
L.​ An oily substance produced that can clog the
pores of the skin
13._____​
Incisors
14._____​
Canine
H.​ Insects that can live in the hair and look much
like dandruff
I.​ The front and center teeth
M.​ A growth on the skin caused by a virus
N.​ A type of acne created when oil becomes
trapped inside a pore
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15._____​
Premolars
A.​ A hole in the tooth that is the result of tooth
decay
16._____​
Molars
B.​ The part of the tooth that a person can see
17._____​
Periodontium
C.​ A layer of hard tissue of which the roots of teeth
are made
18._____​
Crown
D.​ A gum disease caused by a build-up of plaque
and tartar on the teeth
19._____​
Root
E.​ A condition where the upper and lower teeth do
not properly line up
20._____​
Dentin
F.​ The teeth located in the sides and back of
mouth
21._____​
Pulp
G.​ More advanced gum disease
22._____​
Gingivitis
H.​ A structure that supports the teeth,thar consists
of the jawbone, gums, and ligaments
23._____​
Periodontal disease
I.​ A grainy, sticky coating that is constantly
forming on the teeth
24._____​
Plaque
J.​ The way an individual carries him or herself
25._____​
Tartar
K.​ Bicuspids; the teeth located in the sides of
mouth that are the first molars to develop
26._____​
Cavity
L.​ The portion inside the tooth that is composed of
of blood vessels, nerves, and connective tissue
27._____​
Malocclusion
28._____​
Posture
M.​ The part of the tooth that is below the gums
N.​ Calculus; the hard substance that is formed on
the teeth
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Chapter 11: Risky Business
Use the word bank to fill in the blanks.
1.​ __________________ is the most unreported crime in America, often in the form of
____________ _____________ during a consensual social or romantic appointment.
2.​ Taking unnecessary ____________ increases the likelihood that a fatal accident may happen.
3.​ ________________ __________________ is an assault crime even though intercourse does
not occur.
4.​ Wearing reflective clothing at night, avoiding the use of headphones, and using designated
crosswalks are precautions that _______________________ take to act responsibly.
5.​ The key to avoiding home __________________ is prevention and planning.
6.​ When an adult commits the crime of ________________ _______________ against someone
under the age of consent, the minor’s permission has been given.
7.​ A ________________________ can provide immediate care to an injured or ill person until a
trained professional, or _____________ ___________________ arrives.
WORD BANK
accidents
attempted rape
date rape
first responder
first-aider
pedestrians
rape
risk
statutory rape
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Chapter 11: Risky Business
Use the word bank to fill in the blanks.
8.​ To treat a _______________________________ ____________, do all that you do for a
_______________________________ ____________, but also remember not to pop the
blisters; for a ______________________________ ___________, seek medical care
immediately.
9.​ Treatment for ______________ may include laying the victim on their back with their feet
elevated and covering them with a blanket or other wrap.
10.​________________ __________________ does not help if the heart of the victim has
stopped completely.
11.​Avoid massaging a person with ______________________ or having them move around,
because this will cause the blood to draw away from the vital organs.
12.​Prior to performing the __________________ ________________________ on an adult, try to
confirm they are choking by asking them.
13.​Never try to hold a person up to keep them from ____________________; instead have them
sit down and place their head between their knees.
14.​Chest compressions administered incorrectly during _________________________
___________________ can damage a person’s ribs and internal organs.
WORD BANK
artificial respiration
fainting
cardiopulmonary resuscitation
first-degree burn
hypothermia​
Heimlich maneuver
second-degree burn
shock
third-degree burn
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Chapter 13: Maturity: What’s It All About?
Use the word bank to fill out the chart. (Answers may repeat)
WORD BANK
acetaldehyde
addiction
alcohol
cancer
carbon monoxide​
cirrhosis (of the liver)
depressant
diacetyl
emphysema
EVALI
fetal alcohol syndrome
nicotine
popcorn lung
stimulant
tar
Cigarettes
Vapes
Liquor/Beer
Type of drug
Addictive Ingredient
Additive or
byproduct(s)
Harmful effects
(partial list)
Fill in the blank (not included in word bank)
1.​ __________________ are __________ that are meant to cure or prevent diseases and other
conditions, whereas __________ are any chemical substances that alter the function of one or
more body organs or change the process of a disease.
2.​ ________ __________ occurs when a person uses an illegal substance or misuses a legal
substance, whereas an __________________ is a physical or mental need for a substance.
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Part II Multiple Choice ​ Circle the letter of the correct answer.
1.​ What part of the ear is responsible for keeping your balance?
a.​ outer ear
b.​ middle ear
c.​ inner ear
d.​ elephant ear
2.​ What link in the cardiac chain of survival comes after recognition of a cardiac arrest and
activating emergency response?
a.​ Post Cardiac Arrest Care
b.​ Recovery
c.​ High Quality CPR
d.​ Advanced Medical Care
3.​ Airing toy and candy commercials during Saturday morning cartoons is an example of what in
advertising?
a.​ brand loyalty
b.​ exploitation
c.​ truth
d.​ testimonial
4.​ As of Dec. 20, 2019 it is illegal for retailers to sell tobacco products to anyone under what age?
a.​ 12
b.​ 16
c.​ 18
d.​ 21
Part III True or False ​
For each statement, indicate “T” for true or “F” for false. For all false
statements, correct the statement to make it true.
ex. ​
F
7. Mrs. Watts is my least favorite teacher.
_____ 1.​ Acne occurs when the pores of the skin become clogged with dirt.
_____ 2.​ Rape largely goes unreported due to the shame associated with being a rape victim.
_____ 3.​ Being a good steward of the environment means preserving God’s natural creation.
_____ 4.​ Vaping is a safer alternative to smoking.
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Part I Vocabulary​ ​
Chapter 10
1.​ L
2.​ A
3.​ N
4.​ C
5.​ K
6.​ M
7.​ F
8.​ H
9.​ J
10.​E
11.​G
12.​B
13.​I
14.​D
15.​K
16.​F
17.​H
18.​B
19.​M
20.​C
21.​L
22.​D
23.​G
24.​I
25.​N
26.​A
27.​E
28.​J
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Chapter 11
1.​ Rape, date rape
2.​ risks
3.​ Attempted rape
4.​ pedestrians
5.​ accidents
6.​ statutory rape
7.​ first-aider, first responder
8.​ second-degree burn, first-degree burn,
third-degree burn
9.​ shock
10.​artificial respiration
11.​hypothermia
12.​Heimlich maneuver
13.​fainting
14.​cardiopulmonary resuscitation
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Health Test Unit 3: Social Health​
Answer Key
Chapter 13
Cigarettes
Vapes
Liquor/Beer
Type of drug
stimulant
stimulant
depressant
Addictive Ingredient
nicotine
nicotine
alcohol
carbon monoxide
tar
diacetyl
acetaldehyde
addiction
cancer
emphysema
addiction
EVALI
popcorn lung
addiction
cirrhosis
FAS
Additive or
byproduct
Harmful effect
(partial list)
1.​ Medicines, drugs, drugs
2.​ Drug abuse, addiction
Part II Multiple Choice
1.​ c
2.​ c
3.​ b
4.​ d
Part III True or False
1.​ F dirt oil
2.​ T
3.​ T
4.​ F not a safer alternative