Basic 9 Career Technology Quiz
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Question 1: What is body odour primarily caused by?
Excessive sweating
Bacteria and sweat on the skin
Poor diet
Environmental factors
Question 2: Which of the following is NOT a cause of body odour?
Eating garlic
Not bathing properly
Cold weather
Recent exercise
Question 3: How can body odour affect a person's social interactions?
It improves self-esteem
It can lead to loss of friends
It makes one more approachable
It enhances confidence
Question 4: Which of the following is a recommended method to prevent body odour?
Wearing heavy clothing
Applying deodorant after bathing
Skipping daily showers
Eating more spicy foods
Question 5: What is the first step in food safety?
Cook
Chill / Freeze
Separate
Clean
Question 6: Which step in food safety involves keeping raw meat away from other foods?
Cook
Clean
Separate
Chill / Freeze
Question 7: What can poor personal hygiene lead to?
Improved social skills
Increased confidence
Negative body odour
Better health
Question 8: Which of the following is NOT one of the four steps to food safety?
Cook
Chill / Freeze
Separate
Serve