Class 8 Science Chapter 1 Health: The Ultimate Treasure MCQ Practice

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Chapter 1Health: The Ultimate Treasure
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Study Health: The Ultimate Treasure in Class 8 Science with chapter-wise MCQs. Connect scientific ideas with observation, reasoning and practical application while building accuracy and exam confidence.

This chapter explains health as a valuable resource connected with body care, nutrition, hygiene, and disease prevention. Students learn how habits, environment, and scientific understanding support healthy living and why health is essential for a meaningful life.

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01 Science
Clean drinking water supports health.
A True
B False
02 Science
Why are community sanitation measures important?
A polluted water is harmless
B only individual habits matter
C health of many people depends on shared cleanliness conditions
D drains and waste have no effect
03 Science
Safe sanitation matters for community health.
A False
B True
04 Science
Health is called the ultimate treasure because:
A it has no effect on learning
B it is only about appearance
C it is very valuable for life
D it can be bought easily always
05 Science
Washing hands before eating helps:
A spoil food
B remove sleep
C prevent infections
D reduce nutrition
06 Science
Why is clean drinking water considered one of the strongest health protections?
A water has no role in disease
B contaminated water can spread many illnesses
C only food spreads illness
D boiling water increases contamination
07 Science
Why are rest and stress control important for health?
A sleep weakens all systems
B mind and body both affect well-being
C stress always improves health
D only food matters
08 Science
The stethoscope is associated with the inventor:
A Robert Hooke
B James Watt
C Edison
D Rene Laennec
09 Science
Why are hygiene and nutrition often taught together?
A they are unrelated
B nutrition makes hygiene unnecessary
C both strongly affect resistance to illness and overall health
D hygiene replaces food
10 Science
A child eats plenty of food but mostly fried snacks and sugary drinks. What is the main concern?
A food quantity alone does not ensure balanced nutrition
B sugar replaces all nutrients
C any large amount of food is always healthy
D exercise becomes unnecessary

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