Some behaviors that can help reduce your risk of cancer are
avoiding alcohol, tobacco, and whole grains
limiting fruit, exercising, and avoiding smoke
eating berries, avoiding sun exposure, and maintaining a healthy weight
exercising, eating fatty foods, and avoiding carcinogens

Answer:

eating berries, avoiding sun exposure, and maintaining a healthy weight

Explanation:

Answer:

Explanation:

eating berries, avoiding sun exposure, and maintaining a healthy weight

berries are full of things like proteins and antioxidants. avoiding excess sun exposure prevents skin cancer, and being fit allows you to stay healthy. being overweight drastically increases your chances of developing things like cancer and diabetes.

List four factors that may influence young people’s beliefs about alcohol use.
Answer:

Warming up makes it easier for your muscles to be torn or pulled.
A.
True
B.
False

2Which of the following is the healthiest type of carbohydrate?
A.Bread made with white flour
B.Rice made with whole grains
C.Cereal made with refined grains
D.White rice
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Which of the following best describes genetic variation in organisms?


Genetic variation is chosen by the organism.

Genetic variation is differences in an organism's DNA leading to a variety of traits.

Genetic variation does not benefit organisms in their environment.

Genetic variation occurs because both parents give the exact same genes to their offspring.

When performing a squat, you should avoid hunching your back. true or false?

how many strands of hair does the normal human body have?

What is a group of cells that uses chemicals to recycle elements in the blood?
O A.
OB.
O c.
D.
muscle
gland
hormone
metabolism’s

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The sentence below from the section "2. So Does Your Heart" helps prove the claim that changes in gravity dramatically affect the cardiovascular system over time.

Without gravity, however, the heart and blood vessels change – and the longer the flight, the more severe the changes.

Which sentence from the article provides further support for the claim?

Give a clear definition of stress and 3 strategies are clear and concise.

How does squatting help your overall health and well-being? How do you feel before stretching? How do you feel after stretching?

What is the first step of the STOP procedure for assessing acute sports injuries?
A.
Start treatment for the injury.
B.
Stop the player from further aggravating the injury.
C.
Speak with the player about what type of injury it is.
D.
Support the player during the recovery period.


Please select the best answer from the choices provided.

A
B
C
D

Describe the three parts of the cell theory and the evidence that supports it.

What is the correct definition of “body image”?

having the culturally ideal body

how a person views their own body

what other people think of the way someone looks

a person having a distorted view of their body

If a cow accidentally ate an insect while eating grass, scientists would probably still consider it to be an herbivore, not an omnivore. How many insects do you think the cow would have to eat before scientists changed their minds?

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Which of the following is a short-term effect of alcohol use?
A.
confusion
B.
cirrhosis
C.
blindness
D.
tremors

Which of these is the most effective way to rest after exercise? Take a full day off between workout sessions Increase your potassium and sodium intake Get a massage to treat muscle soreness Alternate daily activities to work other muscles

What are some sports or activities you can do to improve your overall health? Explain how physical activity can improve your physical and emotional health.

how do balance beam exercises help enhance movement skills?

Questions to make you think part 3: if you were offered 10 more years added to your life span but you had to be separated from your family would you make the trade

is it true that humen have 5 scenes

PROJECT: MENTOR LETTER This is the second and last chapter-level project of this chapter. It will focus on professional mentoring. This project should take you between one and two hours. This is a two-part project. The first part will support your ability to find and use information. The second part will help you to develop professional communications skills. You will find potential mentors in the professional area that interests you. To do that, you will need to use your research skills to locate at least three potential names and addresses of a professional in your field (physical address or e-mail address is OK). Potential research starting points: Yellow Pages; Web site of a college or university; related department at a nearby college or university; the professional association associated with your chosen career; the professional association is a group of professionals in the field who form an organization that loosely governs the career; internet search engine research (stay local, try your city + the profession as your search term); local librarian; librarian chat service; and local business organizations, such as Main Street Associations. Once you've found the mailing/e-mail address of three potential mentors, you'll need to craft a letter of introduction that also asks about the possibility of establishing a mentor relationship. Your letter should include: formal set up (addresses, date, etc.); brief introduction of yourself. (Do not give out personal information! Instead, keep the introduction focused on your current academics, this course, the career you are considering, and why.) how you found the mentor's name; request to establish a mentor relationship; your understanding of what a mentor relationship would entail. (Can I ask you questions via e-mail? Could we arrange a visit to your place of business someday?) at least two or three general, preliminary questions about the career. Turn in: a paragraph on your research process (how you found your three potential mentors); the list of three mentors; and a copy of the letter.

Critical thinking. Name three ways to help prevent chronic noncommunicable diseases and explain why they are helpful.

Question 13 (1 point)
To stop severe bleeding, you should first cover the wound in gauze and then position the wound higher than the heart to slow blood loss.
True
False
Question 14 (1 point)
Most people who are stung by insects can be treated at home, but people who experience anaphylaxis require immediate emergency care.
True
False
Question 15 (1 point)
After moving electrical wires and checking that a person with electrical shock is safe, you then call 911.
True
False
Question 16 (1 point)
Automated external defibrillators and Hands-Only CPR should be used only by people with training to restore breathing and heartbeat.
True
False

Which four words from the passage help create a concerned tone?

fishing
cancers
extinct
vanishing
worry

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What is the sub-group of AA that helps young people come together to share their experiences of having been affected by someone else’s drinking?
Answer:

Question 3 (1 point)
Storing chemicals in original containers in a locked area and wearing protective equipment when using chemicals can prevent injury.
True
False
Question 4 (1 point)
Putting a fire blanket over flames will remove the heat of a fire, which causes it to stop burning.
True
False
Question 5 (1 point)
Testing smoke detectors monthly and changing smoke detector batteries yearly is important when conducting a fire safety inspection.
True
False
Question 6 (1 point)
Emergency supplies should be stored in a locked cabinet so they are out of children’s reach.
True
False

Which is considered normal blood pressure?
A) 129/89
B) 118/76
C) 135/85
D) 145/90

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