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JSS 2 P.H.E EXAM SECOND TERM
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  • 1. Drug abuse means _____.
A) using drugs wrongly or excessively
B) using drugs as prescribed by a doctor
C) selling drugs
D) manufacturing drugs
  • 2. Drug misuse refers to _____.
A) buying drugs from hospital
B) using drugs without following instructions
C) correct use of drugs
D) keeping drugs safely
  • 3. Which of the following is an indoor recreational activity?
A) Football
B) Swimming
C) Running
D) Table tennis
  • 4. Which of the following is an example of drug abuse?
A) Buying drugs from pharmacy
B) Taking drugs without doctor’s advice
C) Using drugs for treatment
D) Taking prescribed drugs
  • 5. Cigarette smoking is dangerous because it contains _____.
A) nicotine
B) water
C) protein
D) vitamins
  • 6. Which of the following is an outdoor recreational activity?
A) Draft
B) Ludo
C) Chess
D) Basketball
  • 7. One benefit of recreation is:
A) Stress reduction
B) Illness
C) Weakness
D) Tiredness
  • 8. Drug abuse can affect a person’s _____.
A) Age
B) Height only
C) Handwriting
D) Health
  • 9. One effect of drug abuse on health is _____.
A) addiction
B) Strength
C) Intelligence
D) Happiness
  • 10. Drug addiction means _____.
A) Using drugs once
B) Depending on drugs always
C) prescribing drugs
D) Selling drugs
  • 11. Posture means the way a person _____.
A) Talk to people
B) Eat food
C) sleeps at night
D) stands, sits or walks
  • 12. Good posture helps to _____.
A) damage the body
B) Maintain body balancing
C) cause pain
D) reduce height
  • 13. Which of the following is an example of good posture?
A) Leaning forward
B) Standing upright
C) Bending while sitting
D) Slouching when standing
  • 14. A postural defect is _____.
A) wrong body position
B) body strength
C) good body alignment
D) body exercise
  • 15. Which of the following is a postural defect?
A) Straight back
B) Standing straight
C) Flat feet
D) proper sitting
  • 16. Carrying heavy loads on one shoulder can lead to _____.
A) postural defect
B) balanced body
C) good posture
D) strength
  • 17. Which postural defect affects the spine?
A) Knock-knee
B) Scoliosis
C) Flat foot
D) Bow leg
  • 18. One way to prevent postural defects is to _____.
A) sit wrongly
B) avoid exercise
C) practice good posture
D) carry heavy loads
  • 19. Sitting for a long time in a bad position can cause _____.
A) growth
B) postural defects
C) happiness
D) comfort
  • 20. Regular exercise helps to _____.
A) cause sickness
B) prevent postural defects
C) reduce balance
D) worsen posture
  • 21. Gymnastics apparatus activities are exercises performed using _____.
A) machines
B) books
C) chairs
D) special equipment
  • 22. Which of the following is a gymnastics apparatus?
A) Football
B) Whistle
C) Vaulting horse
D) Net
  • 23. The horizontal bar is mainly used for _____.
A) throwing
B) running
C) swinging
D) jumping
  • 24. Which apparatus is used for balance in gymnastics?
A) Nalance beam
B) Ring
C) Vaulting horse
D) Parallel bar
  • 25. Gymnastics apparatus activities help to develop _____.
A) strength and flexibility
B) sickness
C) laziness
D) fear
  • 26. Consumer health is concerned with _____.
A) buying and using goods and services safely
B) farming
C) playing sports
D) cooking food
  • 27. Which of the following is an example of consumer health service?
A) Market
B) Playground
C) Classroom
D) Hospital
  • 28. Checking expiry dates on products helps consumers to _____.
A) attract sellers
B) avoid buying expired goods
C) increase price
D) Eat well
  • 29. Which of the following is a responsibility of consumer?
A) Hoarding goods
B) Reading labels before buying
C) Cheating sellers
D) Selling fake goods
  • 30. All of these agencies are responsible for consumer health except?
A) NAFDAC
B) MAN
C) SON
D) NUC
  • 31. Reporting fake or expired products helps to _____.
A) support bad sellers
B) waste time
C) protect public health
D) promote crime
  • 32. Non-communicable diseases are diseases that _____.
A) spread from person to person
B) spread through water
C) are caused by germs
D) cannot be spread from one person to another
  • 33. Which of the following is a non-communicable disease?
A) Measles
B) Diabetes
C) Cholera
D) Malaria
  • 34. Which of the following is NOT a non-communicable disease?
A) Asthma
B) Cancer
C) Tuberculosis
D) Hypertension
  • 35. One major cause of non-communicable diseases is _____.
A) poor lifestyle
B) mosquito bite
C) dirty water
D) germs
  • 36. Eating too much fatty food can lead to _____.
A) obesity
B) typhoid
C) malaria
D) measles
  • 37. Which of the following habits can increase the risk of non-communicable diseases?
A) Regular exercise
B) Balance diet
C) Smoking
D) Adequate reat
  • 38. Non-communicable diseases mostly affect the _____.
A) hair
B) bones only
C) skin only
D) internal organs and body systems
  • 39. One way to control non-communicable diseases is to _____.
A) live a healthy lifestyle
B) ignore symptoms
C) eat unhealthy food
D) avoid medical check-ups
  • 40. Non-communicable diseases usually develop _____.
A) within one day
B) only in children
C) suddenly
D) slowly over time
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