1 / 36

Fit and Healthy: Understanding Physical Health

Learn about fitness, health, and nutrition to stay strong and active. Explore key terms like vitamins, minerals, and healthy habits for a balanced lifestyle.

jmarinelli
Download Presentation

Fit and Healthy: Understanding Physical Health

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Fit and Healthy KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  2. Q1. What word means to be physically strong and healthy? KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  3. A1. Fit KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  4. Q2. What word means to be in good physical condition? KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  5. A2. Healthy KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  6. Q3. Name a drug found in beer, wine and spirits KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  7. A3. Alcohol ethanol KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  8. Q4. What do we call the process of burning tobacco and inhaling the products? KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  9. A4. Smoking KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  10. Q5. Name a drug found in cigarettes and cigars KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  11. A5. Nicotine KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  12. Q6. What do we call a chemical found in vegetables, fruit and cereals that help your body to work efficiently? KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  13. A6. A vitamin KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  14. Q7. What do we call an element needed to make some body chemicals? KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  15. A7. A mineral KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  16. Q8. What do we call the hair shaped structures in the nose that trap dust before it reaches the lungs? KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  17. A8. Cilia KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  18. Q9. Name a respiratory disease causing shortness of breath, often due to smoking? KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  19. A9. Emphysema KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  20. Q10. Name the condition where somebody is unable or unwilling to stop doing something, despite the harmful consequences KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  21. A10. Addiction KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  22. Q11. What do we call the absence of certain minerals or vitamins? KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  23. A11. A deficiency KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  24. Q12. What do we call the flow of blood around the body? KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  25. A12. The circulation KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  26. Q13. Name the muscular organ that pumps blood around the body KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  27. A13. The heart KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  28. Q14. Name the organ that cleans the blood KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  29. A14. Kidney KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  30. Q15. Name the substance produced in the liver that emulsifies fat and neutralises stomach acid KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  31. A15. Bile KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  32. Q16. Name the organ in the digestive system that produces bile KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  33. A16. The liver KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  34. Q17. Name the muscular organ used in breathing KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  35. A17. The diaphragm KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

  36. Well Done!Now check your score KS3 Unit 9b – Fit and Healthy

More Related