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PSHE Practice Test (Health Education): Importance of Water - Age 7-11
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Most bodily functions require water in order to work effectively, keeping us healthy and preventing illness. A large proportion of our body is made up of water but this is lost during the day, so it is vital that we replace the lost water to prevent dehydration. Water can be found in many places but not all of it is safe to drink. You should only drink bottled water and tap water. Rain, lake and seawater is not safe to drink because it has not been purified and may contain parasites and bacteria that can cause illness.

PSHE Practice Test (Health Education): Importance of Water - Age 7-11
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10 Questions

1. How often should you drink water?
2. If you do not like the taste of water how can you change it but still keep it healthy?
3. How much of our brain is water?
4. What percentage of our body is made up of water?
5. What happens if you do not drink enough water?
6. Which of the following does NOT require water?
7. Which of these is NOT a way we lose water from the body?
8. How does water help our bones?
9. When should you drink extra water?
10. How much water should we drink every day?