Which is a symptom rather than a disease?
  • Fever
  • Chickenpox
  • Asthma
  • Typhoid
Which diseases are non-communicable?
  • Diabetes and heart disease
  • Malaria and cholera
  • Typhoid and measles
  • Influenza and chickenpox
Which factor commonly causes infectious diseases?
  • Nutrient deficiency and inactivity
  • Lifestyle and environmental stress
  • Pathogens like bacteria or viruses
  • Age-related body changes
What is the primary role of the immune system?
  • Regulate blood sugar daily
  • Protect from harmful pathogens
  • Produce energy during exercise
  • Improve mood and happiness
How do vaccines help prevent disease?
  • They train the immune system
  • They kill all germs directly
  • They improve digestion fast
  • They cure existing infections
Which set correctly classifies the diseases as communicable or non-communicable?
  • Cold and flu, typhoid, chickenpox are non-communicable
  • Diabetes and asthma are communicable diseases
  • Cold and flu, typhoid, chickenpox are communicable
  • Diabetes and asthma are infectious diseases
From the list Typhoid, Asthma, Diabetes, Measles—identify the non-communicable diseases.
  • Typhoid and asthma
  • Measles and diabetes
  • Asthma and diabetes
  • Typhoid and measles
During a school flu outbreak, which immediate action helps reduce spread?
  • Close all windows during classes
  • Avoid handwashing to save time
  • Encourage sick students to rest at home
  • Share water bottles to stay hydrated
A benchmate shows flu symptoms. What is a considerate response?
  • Sit closer to provide comfort
  • Calmly suggest visiting the nurse
  • Ignore and continue group sharing
  • Mock the coughing to warn others
Which personal practice best protects you in a flu outbreak?
  • Frequent handwashing with soap
  • Skipping meals to avoid germs
  • Standing very close when talking
  • Sharing stationery with friends
Traveling to a malaria-prone city, which precaution is most effective?
  • Wear thick winter jackets
  • Use mosquito nets and repellents
  • Drink more sodas daily
  • Avoid all fruits and vegetables
A relative starts smoking to fit in. Which persuasive approach is best?
  • Offer a cigarette to reduce stress
  • Share facts about health harms calmly
  • Stay silent to avoid any conflict
  • Shout angrily to stop it now
If offered a cigarette at a party, what is the healthiest choice?
  • Hold it but avoid inhaling smoke
  • Try one puff to understand risks
  • Firmly refuse and leave the group
  • Accept to be polite with peers
Which school policy best prevents harmful habits like smoking?
  • No lessons on health effects
  • Clear rules, counseling, awareness
  • Encourage experimentation weeks
  • Ignore reports of on-campus smoking
Why are antibiotics not recommended for colds or flu?
  • They only treat viral infections
  • They work best for fever symptoms
  • They target bacteria, not viruses
  • They instantly cure all microbes
Which disease can spread if drinking water is contaminated by excreta?
  • Cholera and hepatitis A
  • Tuberculosis only
  • Chickenpox only
  • Poliomyelitis and asthma
In the dengue table, which months show the highest case numbers?
  • January and February
  • October and November
  • July, August, September
  • May and June
Which month(s) had the lowest dengue cases in the table?
  • October and November
  • March and April
  • January only
  • December only
Which environmental factor during peak season can increase dengue?
  • Standing water after rains
  • Cold, dry winter winds
  • Low humidity desert air
  • High-altitude snowfall events
Which preventive step can communities take before dengue season?
  • Store water in open buckets
  • Stop using mosquito nets entirely
  • Remove stagnant water sites
  • Avoid spraying repellents locally
In a school health campaign, which message best reduces disease burden?
  • Discourage physical activity daily
  • Promote vaccines and hygiene
  • Share snacks to build friendships
  • Only focus on rare disorders
Why does the immune response become stronger upon second exposure to the same pathogen?
  • Body stores immune memory cells after first exposure
  • White blood cells double naturally every month
  • Pathogen becomes weaker after first infection
  • Body temperature permanently rises after first illness
Which item would best belong in a month-long health diary to track well-being?
  • Daily food, exercise, sleep, and screen time
  • Weekly test scores and homework pages
  • Local weather forecasts and humidity levels
  • Favorite songs and television episodes
Which step is essential in adult CPR when breathing stops suddenly?
  • Wait ten minutes before acting calmly
  • Provide chest compressions in correct sequence
  • Place a heavy blanket over the chest
  • Offer water to moisten the throat
Smallpox was eradicated worldwide primarily due to which public health strategy?
  • Mass vaccination campaigns across populations
  • Strict quarantine for every traveler
  • Daily vitamin supplements for citizens
  • Universal hospital bed availability
Which Indian biomedical researcher is correctly matched with the field of health and diseases?
  • Yellapragada Subbarao—biomedical research contributions
  • Albert Einstein—immunization program leader
  • Isaac Newton—nutrition counseling pioneer
  • Marie Curie—public CPR training advocate
How does your body respond to an infection such as common cold?
  • The body activates the immune system to fight the viral infection.
  • The body increases blood sugar levels to fight the infection.
  • The body stops producing antibodies during a cold.
  • The body reduces oxygen intake to combat the virus.
We rarely see cases of smallpox or polio these days, but diseases like diabetes and heart problems are more common. Why is this the case?
  • Smallpox and polio have been controlled by vaccines, while diabetes and heart problems are more common due to lifestyle factors.
  • Smallpox and polio are caused by poor diet, while diabetes and heart problems are caused by viruses.
  • Smallpox and polio are more common now because of unhealthy lifestyles, while diabetes and heart problems are rare.
  • Smallpox and polio have increased due to lack of exercise, while diabetes and heart problems have decreased due to vaccination.
Could climate change lead to new types of diseases?
  • Yes.
  • No.
  • Only in animals.
  • Only in plants.
Emotions like stress or worry can affect us and make us sick by:
  • weakening the immune system and making us more susceptible to illness
  • strengthening the immune system and preventing illness
  • having no effect on our health
  • improving our mood and making us healthier
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