EOR HEALTH EXAM PAPER 2025/2026 QUESTIONS WITH
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
✔✔The main reason for giving a health class an exit slip at the end of class is to:
a. determine what students have learned to plan instructional activities.
b. conduct a summative assessment.
c. include participation points in the gradebook.
d. record daily attendance without detracting from class time. - ✔✔a. determine what
students have learned to plan instructional activities.
An exit slip given at the end of class is a quick way to conduct a formative assessment
to determine what students have learned during the day's lesson and which concepts
will need to continue to be addressed. The teacher can easily review students'
responses to plan upcoming instructional activities.
✔✔Drug addiction sx include all of the following except:
a. not meeting work and/or family obligations because of drug use.
b. using drugs socially, or only on the weekends.
c. spending money on drugs when you can't afford to.
d. using greater quantities of the drug to get the same feeling. - ✔✔b. using drugs
socially, or only on the weekends.
Using a drug socially or on the weekends is not necessarily a sx of drug addiction,
though it can lead to addiction.
✔✔When students are active participants in their learning, they are more likely to retain
the information they are learning. Teachers can promote active participation through all
of the following except:
a. role-playing.
b. brainstorming.
c. debates.
d. lecture. - ✔✔d. lecture.
When teachers are delivering a lesson or lecture on a topic, students are sitting and
listening to the teacher and not taking an active role in the learning process.
✔✔According to the CDC, injury rates related to motor vehicles are highest for which
age group?
a. less than 1 year old
b. 0-9 years old
c. 10-14 years old
,d. 15-19 years old - ✔✔d. 15-19 years old
For children 15-19 years old, car accidents were the most common cause of non-fatal
injuries.
✔✔Two students are experiencing conflict over who was responsible for turning in their
group project. It has escalated into an argument. Which of the following should the
teacher encourage the students to use to resolve this conflict?
a. using "I" messages
b. using defensive body language to demonstrate authority
c. using "you" messages
d. ignoring their feelings and looking only at the facts - ✔✔a. using "I" messages.
Using "I" statements highlights the feelings and struggles of the speaker rather than
placing blame on others or using accusing, inflammatory language. "I" statements can
be in the format "I feel _____ when you _____ because _____."
✔✔Unsaturated fats are best described as fats that are:
a. found in animal sources and can raise cholesterol levels.
b. found in fatty fish and can decrease the risk of coronary artery disease.
c. found in oils that are made through partial hydrogenation. Eating these fats can
increase one's risk of cardiovascular disease.
d. found in a variety of foods, including planted-based foods and oils. Eating these fats
can decrease the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes. - ✔✔d. found in a variety of
foods, including planted-based foods and oils. Eating these fats can decrease the risk of
heart disease and type 2 diabetes.
This describes monounsaturated fatty acids and polyunsaturated fatty acids which
improve cholesterol levels and are found in sunflower oil, avocados, and most nuts.
✔✔Which of the following is most likely to result in exposure to misinformation about
health issues?
a. building social support networks
b. increasing health literacy skills
c. increasing mobile and internet access to medical services
d. using social media - ✔✔d. using social media
Because social media posts are not typically reviewed or edited by subject experts,
misinformation can spread rapidly, and because controversial or contentious material
attracts more attention, the likelihood of encountering bad medical advice on social
media becomes even greater.
, ✔✔Which of the following can be used to measure cardiovascular fitness?
a. VO2 max test
b. dribbling a basketball
c. sit and reach test
d. skinfold calipers - ✔✔a. VO2 max test
A VO2 max test is a measurement of maximal oxygen consumption during exercise,
and is considered the best mode of measuring cardiovascular fitness and aerobic
endurance. Muscles need oxygen during aerobic exercise, and the heart must pump the
appropriate amount through the circulatory system.
✔✔Type II diabetics have an overabundance of which of the following circulating in their
bloodstream?
a. oxygen
b. amino acids
c. glucose
d. fatty acids - ✔✔c. glucose
Type II diabetes is a chronic condition of high blood glucose, the result of body cells not
responding to insulin.
✔✔Approximately 20 percent of adolescents suffer from some form of mental illness.
What is the most common mental illness found among adolescents 13-18 years of age?
a. eating disorders
b. anxiety
c. attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
d. mood disorders - ✔✔b. anxiety
Anxiety is characterized by excessive fear and worry and affects 32% of adolescents.
✔✔Which of the following is typically the first sign of puberty in females?
a. underarm hair begins to grow
b. breasts begin to develop
c. growth spurt
d. menarche - ✔✔b. breasts begin to develop
The first sign of puberty in females is typically the development of breasts. Typically
breast buds are tender and may grow at different rates.
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
✔✔The main reason for giving a health class an exit slip at the end of class is to:
a. determine what students have learned to plan instructional activities.
b. conduct a summative assessment.
c. include participation points in the gradebook.
d. record daily attendance without detracting from class time. - ✔✔a. determine what
students have learned to plan instructional activities.
An exit slip given at the end of class is a quick way to conduct a formative assessment
to determine what students have learned during the day's lesson and which concepts
will need to continue to be addressed. The teacher can easily review students'
responses to plan upcoming instructional activities.
✔✔Drug addiction sx include all of the following except:
a. not meeting work and/or family obligations because of drug use.
b. using drugs socially, or only on the weekends.
c. spending money on drugs when you can't afford to.
d. using greater quantities of the drug to get the same feeling. - ✔✔b. using drugs
socially, or only on the weekends.
Using a drug socially or on the weekends is not necessarily a sx of drug addiction,
though it can lead to addiction.
✔✔When students are active participants in their learning, they are more likely to retain
the information they are learning. Teachers can promote active participation through all
of the following except:
a. role-playing.
b. brainstorming.
c. debates.
d. lecture. - ✔✔d. lecture.
When teachers are delivering a lesson or lecture on a topic, students are sitting and
listening to the teacher and not taking an active role in the learning process.
✔✔According to the CDC, injury rates related to motor vehicles are highest for which
age group?
a. less than 1 year old
b. 0-9 years old
c. 10-14 years old
,d. 15-19 years old - ✔✔d. 15-19 years old
For children 15-19 years old, car accidents were the most common cause of non-fatal
injuries.
✔✔Two students are experiencing conflict over who was responsible for turning in their
group project. It has escalated into an argument. Which of the following should the
teacher encourage the students to use to resolve this conflict?
a. using "I" messages
b. using defensive body language to demonstrate authority
c. using "you" messages
d. ignoring their feelings and looking only at the facts - ✔✔a. using "I" messages.
Using "I" statements highlights the feelings and struggles of the speaker rather than
placing blame on others or using accusing, inflammatory language. "I" statements can
be in the format "I feel _____ when you _____ because _____."
✔✔Unsaturated fats are best described as fats that are:
a. found in animal sources and can raise cholesterol levels.
b. found in fatty fish and can decrease the risk of coronary artery disease.
c. found in oils that are made through partial hydrogenation. Eating these fats can
increase one's risk of cardiovascular disease.
d. found in a variety of foods, including planted-based foods and oils. Eating these fats
can decrease the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes. - ✔✔d. found in a variety of
foods, including planted-based foods and oils. Eating these fats can decrease the risk of
heart disease and type 2 diabetes.
This describes monounsaturated fatty acids and polyunsaturated fatty acids which
improve cholesterol levels and are found in sunflower oil, avocados, and most nuts.
✔✔Which of the following is most likely to result in exposure to misinformation about
health issues?
a. building social support networks
b. increasing health literacy skills
c. increasing mobile and internet access to medical services
d. using social media - ✔✔d. using social media
Because social media posts are not typically reviewed or edited by subject experts,
misinformation can spread rapidly, and because controversial or contentious material
attracts more attention, the likelihood of encountering bad medical advice on social
media becomes even greater.
, ✔✔Which of the following can be used to measure cardiovascular fitness?
a. VO2 max test
b. dribbling a basketball
c. sit and reach test
d. skinfold calipers - ✔✔a. VO2 max test
A VO2 max test is a measurement of maximal oxygen consumption during exercise,
and is considered the best mode of measuring cardiovascular fitness and aerobic
endurance. Muscles need oxygen during aerobic exercise, and the heart must pump the
appropriate amount through the circulatory system.
✔✔Type II diabetics have an overabundance of which of the following circulating in their
bloodstream?
a. oxygen
b. amino acids
c. glucose
d. fatty acids - ✔✔c. glucose
Type II diabetes is a chronic condition of high blood glucose, the result of body cells not
responding to insulin.
✔✔Approximately 20 percent of adolescents suffer from some form of mental illness.
What is the most common mental illness found among adolescents 13-18 years of age?
a. eating disorders
b. anxiety
c. attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
d. mood disorders - ✔✔b. anxiety
Anxiety is characterized by excessive fear and worry and affects 32% of adolescents.
✔✔Which of the following is typically the first sign of puberty in females?
a. underarm hair begins to grow
b. breasts begin to develop
c. growth spurt
d. menarche - ✔✔b. breasts begin to develop
The first sign of puberty in females is typically the development of breasts. Typically
breast buds are tender and may grow at different rates.
