‘Get up, get moving’ quiz Get Going!

Rules Of The Quiz!!! To answer the questions you need to click the rectangle with the answer in it. If you click the wrong answer, you will go back to question 1. If you click the right answer, you will move onto an information page. On the information pages there will be information on the question you had just answered. To move on from the information page click the green arrow. Press arrow to move on.

Question 1 What is a calorie? 1. A car 2. A potato 3. A pre-SI unit of heat

Wrong!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  Click the arrow to continue.

Correct A calorie is a pre-SI unit of heat. It was replaced by the SI unit, joules. An example of something high would be animal fat and something low would be tofu. Click the arrow to continue.

Question 2 1. Mass divided by height squared. How do you calculate your BMI? 2. Get someone else to do it. 3. Use a calculator.

Correct Click the arrow to continue. Mass divided by height squared

Question 3 How many calories does a male adult need per day?

Correct Click the arrow to continue.  Adult male2500  Adult Female2000  Teenager boy2500  Teenage girl2200  Pre-school1715  school age child1970  infant1230 OAP 2200

Question 4 How many calories does a female adult need per day?

Correct Click the arrow to continue.  Adult male2500  Adult Female2000  Teenager boy2500  Teenage girl2200  Pre-school1715  school age child1970  infant1230 OAP 2200

Question 5 What activity burns 500 calories in an hour? 1. Basketball 2. Going to the gym 3. Swimming

Correct Click the arrow to continue. Most little activities you do, like moving or laughing can burn up to 50 calories. While big activities, like going to the gym or playing a sport can burn around 500 calories over an hour.

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‘Get up and get moving’ About this campaign:  This campaign is all about helping people get up and get moving.  Some people go to the gym to keep fit, others play football or enjoy walking.  How far would you have to run, swim, or walk to burn 500 calories?  ‘Get Up, Get Moving’ is a campaign to encourage people to get more active and to think about their diet.