Starter quiz
- Match the words to their correct definitions.
- symptom⇔a physical or mental feature that indicates a condition or disease ✓
- hydration⇔maintaining an adequate amount of water in the body to support it ✓
- persistent⇔continuing to exist or endure over a prolonged period ✓
- hygiene⇔practices that help maintain health and prevent the spread of diseases ✓
- We can use ______ techniques to treat minor illnesses.
- 'self-care' ✓
- Most minor illnesses are linked to which areas?
- colds and respiratory illnesses ✓
- persistent and worsening symptoms
- digestive issues ✓
- skin problems and mild allergic reactions ✓
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- When should someone seek medical support?
- if there is a serious or emergency situation ✓
- if they have a mild cough for three days
- if they have a high fever (over 38 degrees celsius) ✓
- if they have red spots/dots that don’t fade when you press them with a glass ✓
- if they have nausea for a few hours after travelling
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- How can mild digestive issues be treated at home?
- by avoiding foods with too much sugar or artificial sweetener ✓
- by getting lots of rest ✓
- by drinking plenty of water to maintain hydration ✓
- by drinking lots of fizzy drinks and juice
- by using a nasal spray with adult supervision
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- Where should you turn to for reliable medical advice?
- call 111 ✓
- a doctor ✓
- a pharmacist ✓
- the NHS website ✓
- any website with the word 'health' in the title
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Exit quiz
- Match the words to their correct definitions.
- check-up⇔a routine examination by a dentist to check for dental health issues ✓
- calcium⇔a mineral that helps to build strong bones and teeth ✓
- decay⇔in this context, damage to the surface of a tooth caused by acids ✓
- flossing⇔a method of cleaning between the teeth using a thin, flexible thread ✓
- Complete the sentence with the missing word: Brushing and flossing remove ______ and prevent tooth decay.
- 'plaque' ✓
- What should we avoid doing regularly to maintain healthy teeth?
- drinking fizzy drinks ✓
- flossing
- brushing our teeth
- using mouthwash
- using a lot of toothpaste ✓
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- What can help to identify and prevent dental issues?
- regular check-ups with a doctor
- regular check-ups with a pharmacist
- regular check-ups with a dentist ✓
- only going to the dentist when we have an issue
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- How often should we brush our teeth to maintain good oral hygiene?
- once a month
- twice a day ✓
- three times a year
- four times a day
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- What type of diet supports dental health?
- a diet low in sugar and high in calcium ✓
- a diet low in calcium and high in sugar
- a diet low in protein and high in starchy foods
- a diet low in dairy and high in calcium
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Lesson Details
Key learning points
- Brushing and flossing remove plaque and prevent tooth decay.
- A diet low in sugar and high in calcium supports dental health.
- Regular dental check-ups help to identify and prevent dental issues.
Common misconception
Brushing once a day is enough to keep teeth healthy.
Brushing twice a day is recommended to effectively remove plaque and prevent tooth decay.
Keywords
Check-up - in this context, a routine examination by a dentist to check for dental health issues
Plaque - a sticky film of bacteria that forms on teeth and can cause cavities
Decay - in this context, damage to the surface of a tooth caused by acids
Flossing - a method of cleaning between the teeth using a thin, flexible thread
Calcium - a mineral that helps to build strong bones and teeth
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