human-body-and-health-l2 is a mathematics-science topic in the RAS/RPSC syllabus. This page gathers exam-style human-body-and-health-l2 multiple-choice questions with correct answers and explanations, so aspirants can test recall and revise frequently examined concepts.
Practice 10 human-body-and-health-l2 multiple-choice questions with detailed answers and explanations. Ideal for RAS/RPSC exam preparation.
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Q1. Choose the correct pair: I. All microorganisms are harmful. II. Bacteria and protozoa can be microorganisms. III. Viruses reproduce only inside a host organism.
Explanation
NCERT Class 8 separates useful and harmful contexts. Karan should reject the word all in statement I, keep bacteria and protozoa as microorganisms, and remember the host condition for viruses.
Q2. Devika labels every disease as infectious. Which remedial task should the teacher give first?
Explanation
Devika's error is over-generalising 'infectious' to every disease, so the first remedial task must make her classify by cause - sorting case cards into pathogen-spread, lifestyle-linked and nutrient-deficiency groups (option B) shows non-communicable diseases exist. A is rote copying, C adds a new false idea, and D ignores a core misconception.
Q3. Which pair correctly states the major nutrients listed in NCERT Class 6 Curiosity?
Explanation
The NCERT Class 6 Curiosity balanced-diet chapter lists the major nutrients as carbohydrates, fats, proteins, vitamins and minerals (option C). A is incomplete, B confuses water/roughage with the nutrient list, and D names taste-based food items instead of nutrient categories.
Q4. A teacher wants to correct the idea that health means only not being sick. Which classroom example is best?
Explanation
The misconception is fixed only by showing health has physical, mental and social dimensions, which the Salma case card does concretely and safely (option D). A repeats the misconception, B stays physical-only, and C is rote memorising without application.
Q5. Which statements are correct? I. Prevention should match the route or cause. II. Deficiency disease spreads through direct contact. III. Privacy matters in health discussions.
Explanation
Statement I (prevention should match the route or cause) and statement III (privacy matters in health discussions) are both correct, while statement II is false because a deficiency disease such as scurvy is non-communicable and does not spread by contact. So only I and III hold (option A).
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