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Question (21)

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Which is the safest sequence while eating?

(A) Swallow → Chew → Bite
(B) Bite → Chew → Swallow
(C) Swallow → Bite → Chew
(D) Chew → Swallow → Bite

Correct Answer: B

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Question (22)

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Why should food not be swallowed in a hurry?

(A) It may cause choking
(B) It increases tooth number
(C) It changes taste
(D) It prevents saliva formation

Correct Answer: A

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Question (23)

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Which factor directly helps food pass safely into the digestive system?

(A) Proper chewing
(B) Running
(C) Speaking continuously
(D) Laughing loudly

Correct Answer: A

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Question (24)

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What is the best action if food feels too large to swallow safely?

(A) Chew it more thoroughly
(B) Swallow immediately
(C) Talk while chewing
(D) Ignore the difficulty

Correct Answer: A

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Question (25)

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A student competes with friends to finish food fastest. Which danger does this behaviour increase?

(A) Choking risk
(B) Tooth growth
(C) Better digestion
(D) Stronger gums

Correct Answer: A

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Question (26)

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Which eating habit best supports safety?

(A) Paying attention while eating
(B) Playing games while eating
(C) Running with food in the mouth
(D) Talking continuously

Correct Answer: A

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Question (27)

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Why does the chapter connect chewing with choking prevention?

(A) Chewing reduces the size of food pieces
(B) Chewing removes nutrients
(C) Chewing stops saliva
(D) Chewing increases food size

Correct Answer: A

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Question (28)

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Which child is least likely to choke?

(A) One who swallows large pieces
(B) One who talks while eating
(C) One who chews food carefully
(D) One who runs while eating

Correct Answer: C

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Question (29)

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Which situation demonstrates unsafe eating behaviour?

(A) Eating quietly at a table
(B) Chewing each bite well
(C) Running and eating simultaneously
(D) Taking small bites

Correct Answer: C

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Question (30)

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A person takes very large mouthfuls of food. What is the likely concern?

(A) Increased choking risk
(B) Better oral hygiene
(C) Faster tooth growth
(D) Stronger digestion

Correct Answer: A

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Question (21)

Which is the safest sequence while eating?

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Question (22)

Why should food not be swallowed in a hurry?

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Question (23)

Which factor directly helps food pass safely into the digestive system?

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Question (24)

What is the best action if food feels too large to swallow safely?

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Question (25)

A student competes with friends to finish food fastest. Which danger does this behaviour increase?

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Question (26)

Which eating habit best supports safety?

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Question (27)

Why does the chapter connect chewing with choking prevention?

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Question (28)

Which child is least likely to choke?

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Question (29)

Which situation demonstrates unsafe eating behaviour?

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A person takes very large mouthfuls of food. What is the likely concern?

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