A)
Dean isn’t sure what a “norm” is, so he asks his friend Ian to give him an example. What is the
MOST accurate example Ian gives?
(1 point)
Dogs are the best pet for families because they are loyal.
Doctors are required to go to college for many years.
Lifting weights is likely to make you have strong muscles.
Americans often bring home leftovers from restaurant
Doctors are required to go to college for many years.
A)
Joachim is looking at a list of the countries with the healthiest diets. Who is NOT likely to be in
the top three countries on this list?
(1 point)
The United States
Chad
Sierra Leone
Mali
The United States
A)
What is TRUE about health?
(1 point)
It encompasses only the physical body.
It includes social relationships.
It is determined by a person’s looks.
It does not include emotional issues.
It includes social relationships.
A)
Terry asks the doctor if it is “normal” to eat eggs for breakfast. How should the doctor MOST
accurately answer this question?
(1 point)
In France, it is “normal” to eat eggs for dinner.
Eggs are never considered a “normal” food.
There is no one standard that defines “normal.”
It depends on if the eggs are fried or scrambled.
There is no one standard that defines “normal."
A)
Howard is an introvert. How will his personality MOST likely affect health-related decisions?
(1 point)
He will likely surround himself with lots of positive people instead of lots of negative people.
He will not be present at many social gatherings where he would have difficult choices to make.
He will be so talkative that people will leave him alone to continue his conversations.
He will be outgoing enough to confidently turn down offers for abusive substance
He will likely not be present at many social gatherings where he would have difficult choices to make.
A)
Chang is giving a TED Talk on culture. What is MOST likely to be the title of this talk?
(1 point)
Technological Advances in the 1900s
The French Passion for Cuisine
Can Credit Cards Decrease Debt?
Recycling Will Save Our Earth