Health Final

A health-literate individual

a) understands basic health information and services and uses these sources to promote health and wellness.

b) puts his or her own health before any other consideration, such as family or community.

c) understands that serious disease only strikes the elderly.

d) believes only what he or she wants to believe about health.

Which of the following best describes the health triangle?

a) When two sides of the triangle are strong, the third will take care of itself.

b) It is best to focus on improving one side of the triangle at a time.

c) To be truly healthy, all three sides need to be in balance.

d) The triangle has two sides that are more important to overall health then the other.

Abstinence can lead to

a) getting a sexually transmitted disease.

b) an addiction to alcohol or tobacco.

c) an unplanned pregnancy

d) a lower risk of disease.

The three elements of your health triangle are :

a) relationships, physical exercise, and stress management.

b) heredity, lifestyle factors, and nutrition.

c) physical, mental / emotional, and social health.

d) risk behavior, prevention, and environment.

The dynamic nature of our health means that

a) it is constantly changing

b) we have little control over it.

c) it changes very slowly

d) it is largely inherited.

Which influence on health cannot be changed?

a) the environment

b) technology

c) your values

d) heredity

Which of the following is most likely to be an unrealistic source of health information?

a) an online chat room

b) an encyclopedia

c) a medical school's internet site

d) a magazine written by health professionals.

Which of the following is needed for effective communication?

a) making sure your facial expressions and gestures reflect your verbal message.

b) interrupting the speaker to ask questions.

c) speaking in a sarcastic tone.

d) using "you" messages to explain your point.

Which is an internal influence on your health?

a) your family

b) your friends

c) your likes and dislikes

d) the media

The key to conflict resolution is

a) knowing when to give up and quit arguing.

b) believing in yourself enough to convince the other person you are right.

c) having respect for the other person's rights.

d) continuing the discussion until you get your way.

Which of the following accurately describes setting and reaching a goal?

a) Punishment for failure is a better motivator than a reward for meeting a goal.

b) Check your progress periodically and make any necessary adjustments.

c) Breaking a goal down into smaller goals will only distract you.

d) asking friends or family for help in reaching your goal is cheating.

Your beliefs and attitudes about what is important that help guide your behavior are your

a) values

b) role models

c) decision-making skills

d) options

When buying a jacket from an online clothing store, which question can only be answered once you have the jacket?

a) If I want to return the jacket, how much, if anything, will I have to pay?

b) Is the cost of shipping included in the price of the jacket?

c) Is the Web site's description of the jacket accurate?

d) Can I find the jacket at a better price in a traditional store?

Which agency should you contact when you have a problem with a locally owned business in your town?

a) the Better Business Bureau

b) the Federal Trade Commission

c) the Consumers Union

d) the Product Safety Commission

Pills whose advertising promises to turn excess fat into lean muscle while you sleep are probably

a) defective

b) a miracle cure

c) a case of health fraud

d) a case of malpractice

Victims of a potentially life-threatening illness or injury should go to

a) a clinic.

b) an emergency room

c) a hospice

d) an urgent care center

The agency that ensures the safety of food, drugs, and cosmetics is the

a) Food Safety and Inspection Service

b) United States Department of Agriculture

c) Department of Health and Human Services.

d) Food and Drug Administration

Which factor is the least important to consider then comparing products

a) the cost of the product

b) the features of a product

c) recommendations from trusted friends and family

d) the persuasive advertising for the product

A person with hypothermia

a) has a sudden increase in body temperature

b) should move to a cool place

c) has frozen body tissue

d) requires immediate medical attention

Muscle cramps are a possible effect of

a) dehydration

b) immobilization

c) hypothermia

d) application of light pressure

Unusual weight gain or loss and sterility can result from

a) inadequate rest

b) dehydration

c) anabolic steroid use

d) excessive heat loss

Frostbite can be prevented by

a) dressing warmly and covering exposed skin

b) drinking warm liquids

c) wrapping yourself in a blanket

d) wearing loose-fitting clothes

A condition when a bone slips from its normal position at a joint is referred to as

a) tendonitis

b) a fracture

c) a dislocation

d) a muscle strain

A sedentary lifestyle will NOT lead to

a) diabetes

b) osteoporosis

c) low cholesterol

d) cardiovascular disease

Before exercising, you should allow your pulse rate to increase gradually by

a) working out

b) cooling down

c) stretching out

d) warming up

Hunger is

a) a desire for food

b) a response to stretched stomach walls

c) a physical need for food

d) a learned response

Fat are a type of

a) lipid

b) mineral

c) vitamin

d) protein

The nutrient that makes up the greatest percentage of the body is

a) vitamin C

b) water

c) a complex carbohydrate

d) protein

Which of the following is NOT a food group

a) bread, cereal, rice, and pasta

b) vegetables

c) milk, yogurt, and cheese

d) fats, oil, and sweets

The Nutrition Facts panel of food labels include information on

a) the number of calories per serving

b) the price per unit

c) the expiration date

d) the cooking process used

Which of the following is a nutrient-dense food?

a) cheese

b) pretzels

c) carrots

d) French Fries

What will happen in you take in more calories than you burn?

a) Your metabolism will increase

b) Your amount of stored body fat may increase

c) Your body will excrete the excess calories

d) You will maintain your current weight

Compared to an adult of appropriate weight, and underweight adult will have

a) more energy

b) a lower risk of heart problems

c) a higher chance of suffering chronic fatigue

d) better balance of hemoglobin the the blood

Body composition is the ratio of body fat to

a) muscle

b) bone

c) lean body tissue

d) cartilage and tendons

The number of calories a person takes in each day should be unaffected by

a) age

b) gender

c) body frame

d) body image

What contributes to obesity?

a) avoiding fast food

b) a sedentary lifestyle

c) having excess muscle tissue

d) a balance of high-fat and low-fat foods in the diet

Anorexia nervosa

a) is not as serious as bulimia

b) usually goes away on its own

c) has consequences similar to malnutrition and starvation

d) is serious, but not life threatening

Which of the following describes a person who is obese?

a) a person with a large amount of body fat?

b) a person who weighs more than what is appropriate for his or her height

c) a person who has excessive muscle tissue

d) a person who weighs less than what is appropriate for his or her height

Being able to "walk in another person's shoes" is a sign of

a) compassion

b) sympathy

c) empathy

d) envy

Needs at the bottom of Maslow's hierarchy of needs are

a) the need to be valued and recognized

b) the need to reach your potential

c) the need to be loved and to belong

d) physical needs

Chronic hostility can result in

a) improved mental health

b) feeling connected

c) stronger friendships

d) an increased risk of heart disease

When you have a healthy identity, you will experience

a) increased risk behaviors

b) increased self-esteem

c) negative self-talk

d) lack of confidence

The one aspect of your personality over which you have the most control is

a) behavior

b) environment

c) heredity

d) expectations

The increased respiration and heart rate that fear triggers

a) prepare your body for necessary action

b) prepare your emotions for a crisis

c) allow you to feel empathy or sympathy

d) allow you to plan your actions

During the alarm stage of the body's stress  response, what "emergency hormone" is released to prepare the bosy to respond to a stressor?

a) hypothalmus

b) adrenaline

c) anxiety

d) caffeine

Ways of managing stress do NOT include

a) getting adequate rest

b) planning ahead

c) drinking alcohol

d) participating in regular physical activitiy

Mental disorders

a) have distinct symptoms and are easily diagnosed

b) are untreatable and cannot be prevented

c) usually lead to suicide attempts

d) require medical attention, just as physical illnesses do.

Which if the following is NOT an accurate statement about suicide.

a) An attempt is usually just a way to get attention.

b) It is not a normal response to stress

c) Any talk of suicide should be taken seriously

d) Certain warning signs can indicate if a person is at risk

A person in the last stages of the grieving process is likely to

a) spend a lot of time crying

b) feel helpless and angry

c) be overwhelmed by depression

d) begin looking ahead to the future

Which of the following is a symptom of post-traumatic stress disorder?

a) nightmares and flashbacks

b) extreme mood changes

c) fear of abandonment

d) irritability and violence

A healthy relationship

a) is based on mistrust

b) negatively affects your values

c) benefits both people involved

d) need constant re-evaluation

When you compromise with a group of people,

a) one person must do something that goes against his or her values

b) the decision should be acceptable to all the people

c) one person is going to get exactly what he or she wants

d) it is important to stand your ground and not give in to the others' wishes

Someone who tries to get their way through bullying and intimidation is

a) as assertive communicator

b) an effective communicator

c) a passive communicator

d) an aggressive communicator

Which strategy is NOT helpful in resolving conflicts?

a) asking questions to clarify the other's viewpoint

b) pointing out each other's faults

c) stating your own opinion calmly and rationally

d) agreeing on a solution that benefits both sides

Which of the following best describes the natural tension found in the fibers of a muscle?

a) muscle tone

b) muscle atrophy

c) muscle weakness

d) muscle spasms

A compound fracture

a) does not need a splint or cast in order to heal properly

b) is one in which one or both ends project through the skin

c) refers to a bone breaking in more than one place

d) is one that occurs in a bone that has grown weak and brittle.

Bones are NOT involved in the

a) production of red blood cells

b) storage of minerals

c) production of organs

d) production of calcium

Which refers to a partial tearing of a muscle?

a) dystrophy

b) hernia

c) tendonitis

d) strain

Plasma consists mostly of

a) water

b) nutrients

c) waste matter from cells

d) proteins and salts

All of the following help prevent high blood pressure EXCEPT

a) a diet low in sodium

b) lack of exercise

c) avoiding tobacco

d) stress management

The structure of the lungs can be compared to the structure of a branching tree. Which part would correspond to the trunk of the tree?

a) the larynx

b) the alveoli

c) the trachea

d) the bronchi

Shortness of breath, difficulty breathing, and a chronic cough are symptoms of

a) sinusitis

b) an asthma attack

c) emphysema

d) tuberculosis

The main function of the red blood cells is to

a) stop blood flow from cuts and scrapes

b) produce bone marrow

c) help fight infection

d) carry oxygen to cells and tissues

An individual's digestive system will benefit from

a) eating quickly

b) foods low in fiber

c) emotional or mental stress

d) drinking at least eight 8-ounce glasses of water daily.

Which is involved in mastication?

a) the stomach lining

b) the teeth

c) the small instestine

d) the rectum

Which condition is the result of crystallization of salts in the urine?

a) nephritis

b) uremia

c) kidney stones

d) crysitis

In the stomach,

a) food is converted to chyme

b) liquids are absorbed

c) bile acids dissolve fats in food

d) nutrients are absorbed through the capillaries

Which of the following serves to filter waste material from the blood?

a) the kidneys

b) the renal vein

c) the bladder

d) the urethra

Alcohol and tobacco

a) are safe in small amounts late in pregnancy

b) cause problems that clear up once the baby is born

c) pass through the umbilical cord from the pregnant female to the fetus

d) cause the same health problems in fetuses as they do in adults

When carbon monoxide is present in the blood, the body's tissues and cells are deprived of

a) hemoglobin

b) carcinogens

c) iron

d) oxygen

Tar contained in tobacco smoke is harmful to the lungs because it

a) clogs the blood vessels

b) is a stimulant

c) paralyses cilia

d) is addictive

People who use smokeless tobacco

a) have fewer health risks than smokers

b) can become addicted to nicotine

c) do not get tobacco-related cancers

d) can quit more easily than smokers

Nicotine causes addiction and

a) acts as a stimulant

b) is a carcinogen

c) competes with oxygen

d) destroys cilia

A symptom of alcohol poisoning is

a) increased excitability

b) irregular heartbeat

c) inconsistent abilities

d) increased respiration

Drinking five or more alcoholic drinks at a sitting is called

a) binge drinking

b) alcohol abuse

c) alcohol poisoning

d) moderate drinking

A condition where the liver tissue is replaced with useless scar tissue is called

a) fatty liver

b) alcoholic hepatitis

c) cirrhosis

d) fetal alcohol syndrome

When a person is dependent on alcohol, he or she

a) has a nervous system disorder

b) is intoxicated

c) has fetal alcohol syndrome

d) is an alcoholic

Medical researchers have found that drinking alcohol of any sort

a) slows reflexes

b) heightens judgment

c) decreases forgetfulness

d) reduces risk-taking behaviors

Which of these is NOT a factor that influences the onset and severity of the short-term effects of drinking?

a) body size and gender

b) time of consumption

c) food in the stomach

d) rate of consumption

Morphine, codeine, and asprin are all

a) antivirals

b) analgesics

c) vaccines

d) antibiotics

Cocaine is a

a) gateway drug

b) psychoactive drug

c) designer drug

d) stimulant

Substance abuse does NOT lead to

a) accidental deaths

b) violent crimes

c) an increase in control

d) unintended pregnancies

Marijuana

a) interferes with the immune system and may permanently damage it

b) contains fewer cancer-causing chemicals than tobacco

c) raises the level of testosterone in men

d) enhances mental reflexes and short-term memory

Which of the following can cause increased risk of injury to tendons and ligaments?

a) anabolic-androgenic steroids

b) inhalants

c) psychoactive drugs

d) narcotics

Which of the following are never used in a medicinal capacity?

a) depressants

b) hallucinogens

c) narcotics

d) stimulants

What is an example of misuse of medicine?

a) taking asprin for a fever

b) taking drugs to control blood pressure

c) throwing away a medicine that has passed its expiration date

d) giving a friend one of your prescription pain relievers

An example of transmission by direct contact is

a) touching an object

b) getting bitten by a mosquito

c) touching a person

d) eating undercooked poultry

The most effective way a person can protect himself or herself from disease on a daily basis is

a) handwashing

b) avoiding sick people

c) not sharing cups and utensils

d) keeping immunizations up to date

The most common type of cancer in the United States is

a) skin cancer

b) lung cancer

c) breast cancer

d) prostate cancer

The best way to avoid heat exhaustion is by

a) dressing in layers

b) traveling in pairs

c) drinking plenty of water

d) wearing sunscreen

The leading cause of death among teens is

a) drowning

b) motor vehicle crashes

c) firearm injuries

d) poisonings

What is the function of perspiration?

a) to block ultraviolet rays

b) to flush out pores

c) to cool your body as the perspiration evaporates

d) to wash away pathogens

True / False

Heredity influences superficial traits such as eye color, but does not play a pert in your general health.

True / False

Longevity refers to how long a person lives.

True / False

Food, holidays, religion, traditions, and language are all components of culture/

True / False

Studies have shown that as people become more educated, the general health of a population improves.

True / False

Choosing friends who share your values will help you withstand peer pressure to do things you don't want to do.

True / False

All changes along the health continuum occur gradually.

True / False

Your physical health involves your ability to make and keep friends

True / False

Environment includes the places you go and the physical conditions in which you live.

True / False

Family members are often the people who best support your goals and promote your health.

True / False

Having good refusal skills can help you firmly say "no" to engaging in unhealthful behaviors.

True / False

The term health skills refers only to those skills that help you improve your level of physical fitness

True / False

Core ethical values, such as responsibility, honesty, and respect, differ greatly across cultures and age groups.

True / False

Being a critical thinker means having the ability to evaluate information from reliable sources and then make a responsible decision.

True / False

Developing good character has no impact on one's physical health.

True / False

Character and core ethical values are learned when you are young and continue to develop throughout your life.

True / False

Setting and achieving goals is an effective way to build self-confidence, increase your self-esteem, and improve your overall health.

True / False

When evaluating health information, it is usually not necessary to check the validity of the source.

True / False

Tricking customers into buying defective or useless products is guilty fraud.

True / False

If a product has a warranty. that means you can always return it for a full refund if you decide you don't like it.

True / False

A doctor should know your medical history to provide the best possible care.

True / False

Long exposure in windy or rainy weather can pose a threat to hypothermia.

True / False

Drinking cool water may help relieve muscle cramps.

True / False

Physical exercise is good for the body, but has no effect on one's mental / emotional health.

True / False

Flexibility is the amount of force a muscle can exert.

True / False

Strengthening your bones through physical exercise can decrease your risk of osteoporosis later in life.

True / False

Calories are the substances in food that your body needs to grow.

True / False

Fiber cannot be digested.

True / False

Good nutrition can help lower your risk of developing chronic diseases.

True / False

Skipping breakfast is a good way to cut excess calories from the diet.

True / False

Most food labels list the ingredients by weight in descending order.

True / False

Athletes may be overweight due to excess muscle tissue, rather than excess fat.

True / False

Adults need more calories than children and teens.

True / False

Liquid protein diets are a safe way to lose weight permanently.

True / False

Being overweight or obese can put a strain on the skeletal system.

True / False

Heredity is one of two main influences on personality.

True / False

It is healthy to express your emotions, even if doing so intentionally hurts someone else.

True / False

Your interests, values, and beliefs are part of your personal identity.

True / False

Strong negative emotions affect one's health, but strong positive emotions do not.

True / False

Stress can have the positive effect of motivating a person to work hard.

True / False

A person's resilience level is hereditary and cannot be changed.

True / False

In the fatigue stage of the body's stress response, a person's ability to handle other stressors is very low.

True / False

Two people who share a traumatic experience will perceive the event in the same way and suffer the same amount of stress.

True / False

Poor eating habits can be a source of stress.

True / False

Stressing that most problems have solutions is a useful tactic when talking to someone who is suicidal.

True / False

A person with borderline personality disorder probably experiences troubled relationships.

True / False

The stigma attached to having a mental disorder may prevent someone from seeking treatment.

True / False

A healthy relationship is one with no conflicts.

True / False

Not all communication is verbal.

True / False

Acknowledging and complimenting a friend helps show tat you do not take the relationship for granted.

True / False

Bones are living tissue, and cells are constantly working to maintain and repair bone tissue.

True / False

Your skeletal system protects your internal tissues and organs from injury.

True / False

Skeletal muscles are under involuntary control, meaning they perform their functions without your even thinking about it.

True / False

Air is filtered, warmed, and moistened as it moves through the nasal passage.

True / False

The heart is divided into four chambers.

True / False

Production of red blood cells increases when an infection is present.

True/False

The tissue damage caused by emphysema is irreversible and gets worse with time until eventually the lungs cease to function.
True False

True / False

A healthy person's blood pressure will not vary with physical activity or emotional stress.

True / False

Diarrhea can cause dehydration, especially in infants and young children.

True / False

The esophagus, the muscular tube that connects the throat with the stomach, is the first organ into which swallowed food is pushed.

True / False

About 60 percent of marriages involving teens end in divorce.

True / False

Children of smokers are more likely to suffer from asthma than children of nonsmokers.

True / False

Cigars contain less cancer-causing tar than regular cigarettes.

True / False

Once addicted, people need more and more tobacco to satisfy the craving for nicotine.

True / False

Environmental tobacco smoke contains over 40 known carcinogens.

True / False

Smoking enhances physical endurance and athletic performance.

True / False

In general, women become intoxicated faster than men.

True / False

There is no safe amount of alcohol to consume when you are pregnant.

True / False

Media messages on TV and radio often associate alcohol with having fun and fitting in.

True / False

The leading cause  of death among teens is alcohol-related car crashes.

True / False

All drugs are medicines, but not all medicines are drugs.

True / False

Someone who suddenly begins to gain muscle mass and becomes moody, paranoid, and aggressive may be using anabolic-androgenic steroids.

True / False

Depressants can be dangerous because they slow heart and respiration rates and lower blood pressure.

True / False

Tolerance is a condition in which the body becomes used to the effect of a medicine.

True / False

Over the counter medicines must only be used with a doctor's supervision.

True / False

Intentionally taking more than the recommended does of a prescribed pain reliever is an example of substance abuse.

True / False

The majority of high school students in the United States have never tried marijuana.

True / False

Some infections can be transmitted through sneezing and coughing.

True / False

Antibiotics work against viruses.

True / False

If certain foods make you break out in a rash, you may have asthma.

True / False

You can lower your chances of developing diabetes by maintaining an appropriate weight, eating a healthful diet, and being physically active.

True / False

Dressing in layers keeps you warm because the air trapped between the layers of clothing helps insulate you from the cold.

Match each term with the best definition below.

a) health                     f) health education
b) prevention             g) peers
c) cumulative risks    h) media
d) environment          i) risk behaviors
e) wellness                 j) Healthy People 2010

the providing of accurate health information to help people make healthy choices.

Match each term with the best definition below.

a) health                     f) health education
b) prevention             g) peers
c) cumulative risks    h) media
d) environment          i) risk behaviors
e) wellness                 j) Healthy People 2010

actions that can potentially threaten your health or the health of others.

Match each term with the best definition below.

a) health                     f) health education
b) prevention             g) peers
c) cumulative risks    h) media
d) environment          i) risk behaviors
e) wellness                 j) Healthy People 2010

Practicing health and safety habits to remain free of disease and injury.

Match each term with the best definition below.

a) health                     f) health education
b) prevention             g) peers
c) cumulative risks    h) media
d) environment          i) risk behaviors
e) wellness                 j) Healthy People 2010

The sum of your surroundings.

Match each term with the best definition below.

a) health                     f) health education
b) prevention             g) peers
c) cumulative risks    h) media
d) environment          i) risk behaviors
e) wellness                 j) Healthy People 2010

A nationwide health promotion and disease prevention plan.

Match each term with the best definition below.

a) health                     f) health education
b) prevention             g) peers
c) cumulative risks    h) media
d) environment          i) risk behaviors
e) wellness                 j) Healthy People 2010

People of the same age who share similar interests.

Match each term with the best definition below.

a) health                     f) health education
b) prevention             g) peers
c) cumulative risks    h) media
d) environment          i) risk behaviors
e) wellness                 j) Healthy People 2010

An overall state of well-being.

Match each term with the best definition below.

a) health                     f) health education
b) prevention             g) peers
c) cumulative risks    h) media
d) environment          i) risk behaviors
e) wellness                 j) Healthy People 2010

Related risks that increase in effect with each added risk.

Match each term with the best definition below.

a) health                     f) health education
b) prevention             g) peers
c) cumulative risks    h) media
d) environment          i) risk behaviors
e) wellness                 j) Healthy People 2010

The combination of physical, mental / emotional, and social well-being.

Match each term with the best definition below.

a) health                     f) health education
b) prevention             g) peers
c) cumulative risks    h) media
d) environment          i) risk behaviors
e) wellness                 j) Healthy People 2010

The various methods of communicating information.

Match each term with the best definition below.

a) hydration                 f) muscular endurance
b) hypothermia           g) physical fitness
c) training program    h) resting heart rate
d) heat cramps            i) strain
e) specificity                j) sedentary lifestyle

A condition resulting from damaging a muscle or tendon.

Match each term with the best definition below.

a) hydration                 f) muscular endurance
b) hypothermia           g) physical fitness
c) training program    h) resting heart rate
d) heat cramps            i) strain
e) specificity                j) sedentary lifestyle

A way of life that involves little physical activity.

Match each term with the best definition below.

a) hydration                 f) muscular endurance
b) hypothermia           g) physical fitness
c) training program    h) resting heart rate
d) heat cramps            i) strain
e) specificity                j) sedentary lifestyle

Indicates that particular exercises improve particular areas of fitness.

Match each term with the best definition below.

a) hydration                 f) muscular endurance
b) hypothermia           g) physical fitness
c) training program    h) resting heart rate
d) heat cramps            i) strain
e) specificity                j) sedentary lifestyle


Taking in fluids so that the body functions properly.

Match each term with the best definition below.

a) hydration                 f) muscular endurance
b) hypothermia           g) physical fitness
c) training program    h) resting heart rate
d) heat cramps            i) strain
e) specificity                j) sedentary lifestyle


The ability of muscles to perform over long periods of time without becoming fatigued.

Match each term with the best definition below.

a) hydration                 f) muscular endurance
b) hypothermia           g) physical fitness
c) training program    h) resting heart rate
d) heat cramps            i) strain
e) specificity                j) sedentary lifestyle


The number of times your heart beats in one minute when you are not active.

Match each term with the best definition below.

a) hydration                 f) muscular endurance
b) hypothermia           g) physical fitness
c) training program    h) resting heart rate
d) heat cramps            i) strain
e) specificity                j) sedentary lifestyle


Physical preparation for participation in a sport.

Match each term with the best definition below.

a) hydration                 f) muscular endurance
b) hypothermia           g) physical fitness
c) training program    h) resting heart rate
d) heat cramps            i) strain
e) specificity                j) sedentary lifestyle


The ability to carry out daily tasks easily and have energy left over.

Match each term with the best definition below.

a) hydration                 f) muscular endurance
b) hypothermia           g) physical fitness
c) training program    h) resting heart rate
d) heat cramps            i) strain
e) specificity                j) sedentary lifestyle


Muscular spasms caused by loss of large amounts of salt and water through perspiration.

Match each term with the best definition below.

a) hydration                 f) muscular endurance
b) hypothermia           g) physical fitness
c) training program    h) resting heart rate
d) heat cramps            i) strain
e) specificity                j) sedentary lifestyle


A condition in which body temperature becomes dangerously low.

Modified True / False

Indicate whether the statement is true or false. If false, change the identified word or phrase to make the statement true.

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Examples of long bones include the bones in your legs and arms.

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Modified True / False

Indicate whether the statement is true or false. If false, change the identified word or phrase to make the statement true.

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You use muscles that are under voluntary control when performing actions such as running to catch the bus or opening a jar of jam.

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TRUE

Modified True / False

Indicate whether the statement is true or false. If false, change the identified word or phrase to make the statement true.

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Skeletal muscles can be found in the linig of the blood vessels, the digestive tract, the passageways that lead into the lungs, and the bladder.

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Toxic chemicals are released as the liver metabolizes alcohol.

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It is against the law to buy, possess, or drink alcohol unless one is 18 years or older.

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A person's gender or size can play a major role in the effects of alcohol.

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