9b: Fit and healthy

Which of the following is not one of the S-Factors?
1. Squeeze
2. Strength
3. Stamina
4. Speed
Strength is
1. The amount of force that your muscles can exert
2. How long you can keep going during exercise
3. How easily and freely you can move
4. How fast you can travel over a distance
Speed is
1. How fast you can travel over a distance
2. How long you can keep going during exercise
3. The amount of force that your muscles can exert
4. How easily and freely you can move
Stamina is
1. How long you can keep going during exercise
2. The amount of force that your muscles can exert
3. How fast you can travel over a distance
4. How easily and freely you can move
Suppleness is
1. How easily and freely you can move
2. How long you can keep going during exercise
3. The amount of force that your muscles can exert
4. How fast you can travel over a distance
Which of the following is not one of the products of respiration?
1. Oxygen
2. Water
3. Carbon Dioxide
4. Energy
Which of these diseases is not caused by microbes?
1. arthritis
2. measles
3. mumps
4. flu
Which of these is not a type of microbe
1. alcohol
2. bacteria
3. viruses
4. fungi
Which of these labels would not appear on a diagram of an animal cell?
1. cell wall
2. nucleus
3. cell membrane
4. cytoplasm
The addictive chemical in cigarette smoke is
1. Nicotine
2. Tar
3. Tobacco
4. Carbon Monoxide
The brown, sticky substance in cigarette smoke that collects in your lungs
1. Tar
2. Nicotine
3. Carbon Dioxide
4. Carbon Monoxide
A poisonous gas that stops your blood carrying as much oxygen as it should
1. Carbon Monoxide
2. Nicotine
3. Carbon Dioxide
4. Tar
A drug is
1. something which alters the way your body works
2. stops your body working
3. something which damages your brain
4. something which damages your liver
Which of these drinks doesn't contain 1 unit of alcohol?
1. 1 pint of lager
2. 1 glass of wine
3. 1 measure of whisky
4. half a pint of bitter
Which of the following is not classed as solvent abuse?
1. taking heroin
2. sniffing glue
3. sniffing tippex
4. inhaling light gas
Which of the following types of joint would you find in the neck?
1. Pivot
2. Hinge
3. Ball and Socket
4. Fixed
Which of the following types of joint would you find in the hip?
1. Ball and Socket
2. Pivot
3. Hinge
4. Fixed
Which of the following types of joint would you find in the knee?
1. Hinge
2. Pivot
3. Fixed
4. Ball and Socket
Which of the following types of joint would you find in your skull?
1. Fixed
2. Ball and socket
3. Hinge
4. Pivot
Tendons join
1. Muscle to bone
2. Bone to bone
3. Muscle to muscle
4. Cartilage to bone
Doctors look inside our bodies to find broken bones with
1. x-rays
2. x-men
3. gamma rays
4. alpha waves
Muscle work in
1. antagonistic pairs
2. on their own
3. annoying pairs
4. opposite pairs
Muscles can only
1. pull
2. push
3. relax
4. straighten
Ligaments join
1. bone to bone
2. muscle to bone
3. Muscle to muscle
4. muscle to cartilage
Cartilage holds the
1. synovial fluid in place
2. the bone in place
3. the muscle in place
4. the whole joint in place
A sprain is damage to your
1. ligaments
2. cartilage
3. bones
4. tendons
Fractures are
1. broken bones
2. torn ligaments
3. damaged cartilage
4. dislocated joints
Which tissue acts as a shock absorber in joints?
1. Cartilage
2. ligaments
3. tendons
4. bones
Arthritis is caused by
1. cartilage breaking down
2. ligaments breaking
3. tendons not functioning properly
4. muscle damage
If an artery in the brain bursts it's called a
1. stroke
2. heart attack
3. coronary
4. osteoarthritis