Grade 2 Hygiene And Nutrition – Good Oral Habits Quiz

1. The practice of keeping our mouth and teeth clean is known as

talking
eating
oral hygiene
brushing of teeth
Explanation:

2. Teeth should be brushed

when going to school
on holidays
regularly
After visiting the toilet
Explanation:

3. Taking little sugar___ oral health

prevents
promotes
drains
reduces
Explanation:

4. Eating hard foods like sugarcane helps to

prevent tooth cavity
prevent bleeding of teeth
prevent oral hygiene
strengthen our teeth
Explanation:

5. Visiting the dentist regularly___ oral hygiene

protects
prevents
promotes
drains
Explanation:

6. What do we say if we want something?

Thank you
Please
Excuse me
Sorry
Explanation:

7. Eat _______ food.

Healthy
Unripe
Unhealthy
Uncooked
Explanation:

8. When you sneeze or cough, you should ___

You should laugh, it is so funny
You should cover your mouth with your hand
You should spray your disease to your friends to share
Cry
Explanation:

9. When I am about to enter the lift, I should

I should run fast and push other people
I should block the doors so nobody can go out the lift
I should patiently wait for people to exit first
Enter alone
Explanation:

10. We should cover your mouth when you are about to ____________

Laugh
Eat
Cough
Have fun
Explanation:

11. We should not make ____________ of anyone

Cough
Fun
Laugh
Sorry
Explanation:

12. Before you sit down to eat, you should

Blow you nose
Wash hands
Laugh loudly
Pet the dog
Explanation:

13. Your mouth should be

Closed while you eat.
Laughing all the time
Open while you eat
You can talk and eat at the same time
Explanation:

14. To get the plate of food you want, you should

Walk across the table
Reach across somebody
Kindly ask β€œplease pass the...”
Scream and yell for the food
Explanation:

15. When you are finished eating, you

Crawl on the floor
Ask to be excused
Start talking to others
May get up and leave
Explanation:

16. Which one shows good habit in class?

Write something in your book
talk to your classmate
Listen to the teacher
Raise your hand if you want to speak
Explanation:

17. Which of the following should be washed most frequently?

Clothes
Shoes
Eggs
Hands
Explanation:

18. What should we use while coughing or sneezing?

Hands
Handkerchief
Any piece of cloth
Newspaper
Explanation:

19. When do you brush your teeth –

After playing
After I wake up
When I take a bath
After exercise
Explanation:

20. Always cover your mouth when you are -

Sneezing
All of these
Yawning
Coughing
Explanation:

21. What you should say when you hurt someone-

Please
It's ok
Sorry
Thank you
Explanation:

22. Which of the following statements is INCORRECT?

Always bite your nails
Use your hanky when you cough.
Throw garbage into the dustbin
Turn off the tap after washing your hands
Explanation:

23. We should brush our teeth after

Every meal
Playing
Taking
Taking a bath
Explanation:

24. Talking with food in the mouth is

Good manners
Able to speak
Good oral habit
Bad table manners
Explanation:

25. Eating with dirty hand can cause

Good manners
Diseases
Beating
Bad manners
Explanation:

26. What should you do after every meal to maintain good oral hygiene?

Skip brushing your teeth
Eat a piece of candy
Brush your teeth
Drink a sugary drink
Explanation:

Brushing your teeth after every meal helps remove food particles and plaque that can cause tooth decay and gum disease.

27. Which of the following is NOT a good oral hygiene practice?

Using a toothbrush with soft bristles
Flossing once a day
Brushing your teeth with soap
Avoiding sugary snacks and drinks
Explanation:

Drinking sugary beverages can contribute to tooth decay and should be limited for good oral health.

28. How long should you brush your teeth for each time?

5 minutes
2 minutes
30 seconds
10 seconds
Explanation:

Brushing your teeth for at least 2 minutes ensures that you cover all surfaces and remove plaque effectively.

29. Which of the following can help prevent cavities?

Never flossing
Skipping brushing your teeth
Eating lots of candy
Drinking water after meals
Explanation:

Fluoride helps strengthen tooth enamel and can prevent cavities when consumed through water or toothpaste.

30. What is an appropriate age to start teaching children good oral hygiene habits?

7 years old
15 years old
10 years old
3 years old
Explanation:

It is recommended to start teaching children good oral hygiene habits as early as possible, ideally around 3 years old, to establish a lifetime of healthy habits.

31. What is the minimum number of times one should brush their teeth in a day?

Three times a day
Five times a day
Once a day
Twice a day
Explanation:

Brushing your teeth twice a day helps remove plaque and bacteria that can cause tooth decay and gum disease.

32. Which of the following is NOT a good oral hygiene practice?

Using mouthwash
Drinking sugary beverages
Chewing sugar-free gum
Flossing daily
Explanation:

Drinking sugary beverages can contribute to tooth decay and should be limited for good oral health.

33. What should you do after brushing your teeth?

Rinse your mouth with water
Eat an apple
Eat a candy bar
Drink a glass of soda
Explanation:

Rinsing your mouth with water after brushing helps remove any remaining toothpaste and food particles.

34. Which of the following is a good oral hygiene tool?

Soda
Candy
Chips
Toothbrush
Explanation:

Using a toothbrush helps remove plaque and bacteria from the teeth and gums, promoting good oral health.

35. How long should you brush your teeth for each time?

3 minutes
1 minute
2 minutes
10 seconds
Explanation:

Brushing your teeth for at least 2 minutes ensures that you cover all surfaces and remove plaque effectively.

36. Which of the following can help prevent cavities?

Eating candy
Drinking water with fluoride
Skipping brushing teeth
Eating sugary snacks
Explanation:

Fluoride helps strengthen tooth enamel and can prevent cavities when consumed through water or toothpaste.

37. What is the purpose of flossing?

To replace brushing
To remove food particles between teeth
To protect gums
To make teeth whiter
Explanation:

Flossing helps clean areas between teeth where a toothbrush can't reach, reducing the risk of cavities and gum disease.

38. Which of the following can cause bad breath?

Brushing teeth
Skipping oral hygiene routine
Eating garlic
Drinking water
Explanation:

Certain foods like garlic can contribute to bad breath, but regular oral hygiene practices like brushing can help combat it.

39. When should you replace your toothbrush?

After a year
Only if it looks dirty
Every 3 months
Once a month
Explanation:

Toothbrushes should be replaced every 3 months or sooner if the bristles are worn out to maintain good oral hygiene.

40. What is the main benefit of maintaining good oral hygiene?

Saving money on dental care
Brighter smile
Avoiding the dentist
Healthy gums and teeth
Explanation:

Good oral hygiene results in healthy gums and teeth, preventing tooth decay, gum disease, and other oral health issues.