Third PHE Exams Primary 5 Third Term Lesson Notes Week 12
Multiple-Choice Questions
- Which of these is a source of protein? a) Bread
b) Milk
c) Rice
d) Apple - Which vitamin is found in oranges? a) Vitamin A
b) Vitamin B
c) Vitamin C
d) Vitamin D - Lack of vitamin C can lead to: a) Rickets
b) Scurvy
c) Beriberi
d) Night blindness - A person with a protein deficiency might have: a) Strong muscles
b) Swollen belly
c) Healthy hair
d) Good eyesight - Large family size can affect nutrition by: a) Increasing food quantity
b) Reducing food per person
c) Ensuring everyone eats well
d) Making food more nutritious - Judo originated in: a) China
b) Japan
c) Korea
d) Brazil - Which of these is a benefit of practicing judo? a) Improved flexibility
b) Increased appetite
c) Poor posture
d) Weak muscles - In judo, the main objective is to: a) Kick the opponent
b) Punch the opponent
c) Throw the opponent
d) Run away - A basic skill in judo is: a) Swimming
b) Running
c) Throwing
d) Kicking - Which of these is a type of swimming stroke? a) Forward stroke
b) Backstroke
c) Side stroke
d) Jump stroke - The butterfly stroke involves: a) Kicking only
b) Arm and leg movement together
c) Only arm movement
d) Only leg movement - Which food is rich in carbohydrates? a) Eggs
b) Fish
c) Bread
d) Chicken - What disease is caused by lack of iron? a) Anemia
b) Rickets
c) Scurvy
d) Beriberi - A characteristic of a person with vitamin D deficiency is: a) Strong bones
b) Weak bones
c) Healthy teeth
d) Shiny hair - How can a small family size benefit nutrition? a) More food per person
b) Less food for everyone
c) Eating less food
d) Eating unhealthy food - Who is known as the founder of judo? a) Jigoro Kano
b) Bruce Lee
c) Jackie Chan
d) Miyamoto Musashi - A judo match starts with: a) Punching
b) Kicking
c) Bowing
d) Running - Which rule is important in judo? a) Always punch hard
b) Respect your opponent
c) Never bow
d) Always kick - One skill of judo is: a) Dribbling
b) Striking
c) Grappling
d) Jumping - Which swimming stroke is done on the back? a) Backstroke
b) Butterfly stroke
c) Breaststroke
d) Forward stroke - Nutritional deficiencies can lead to: a) Strong health
b) Weakness and diseases
c) Improved vision
d) Healthy skin - A source of vitamin A is: a) Carrots
b) Bread
c) Rice
d) Cheese - What is rickets caused by? a) Lack of vitamin A
b) Lack of vitamin C
c) Lack of vitamin D
d) Lack of vitamin B - A person with a balanced diet has: a) Poor health
b) Good health
c) Deficiency diseases
d) Weak muscles - Practicing judo helps to develop: a) Bad habits
b) Discipline
c) Laziness
d) Weakness - Which is a rule in judo competitions? a) Fight outside the mat
b) Use of weapons
c) No biting
d) No bowing - The main goal of judo is to: a) Injure the opponent
b) Control and throw the opponent
c) Shout loudly
d) Run fast - Backstroke swimming involves: a) Swimming on the stomach
b) Swimming on the back
c) Swimming sideways
d) Standing in the water - Butterfly stroke is known for its: a) Slow pace
b) Gentle movement
c) Powerful and simultaneous arm movement
d) Weak kick - A well-nourished person is likely to be: a) Sick often
b) Healthy and strong
c) Tired and weak
d) Underweight
Theory Questions
- Name one source of protein.
- What vitamin is found in carrots?
- What disease can result from lack of vitamin D?
- Name one characteristic of a person with vitamin A deficiency.
- How does a large family size affect nutrition?
- In which country did judo originate?
- Why is it important to bow in judo?
- What is the main goal in judo?
- Name one type of swimming stroke.
- What is unique about the backstroke?
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