Teen Health: Understanding Weight and Wellbeing
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Question 1: Which health condition can become more likely with excess weight during adolescence?
Type 2 diabetes
Color blindness
Seasonal allergies
Near-sightedness
Question 2: Which routine best supports preventing unhealthy weight gain?
Balanced meals and regular activity
Skipping meals to lose weight quickly
Avoiding all foods containing fat
Exercising intensely only once a week
Question 3: A teen’s weight status is judged from appearance alone. Is that reliable?
Yes; height alone is enough
No; only clothing size matters
No; age and body development matter
Yes; appearance is enough
Question 4: True or false: excess weight affects teens only through appearance.
True; only clothing choices change
False; physical and mental health can be affected
True; health is unaffected
False; it affects eyesight only
Question 5: Why is skipping meals a poor weight-management strategy for teens?
It reliably prevents type 2 diabetes
It replaces the need for daily movement
It is a quick-fix approach, not balanced prevention
It makes appearance a complete health measure
Question 6: A teen wants to improve their health. Which plan best matches the guidance?
Use rapid weight loss as the main goal
Eat balanced meals and move regularly
Skip breakfast and avoid all snacks
Focus only on changing appearance
Question 7: Which statement about teen obesity and wellbeing is most accurate?
It can affect both physical and mental health
It affects mental health but not physical health
It affects appearance but never health
It affects physical health but never mental health
Question 8: What is the most respectful way to discuss whether a teen has obesity?
Treat every teen’s growth as identical
Avoid judging by appearance; consider age and development
Assume clothing size gives a diagnosis
Use appearance as the only evidence