Morning Glory School And College

Savar Cantonment, Savar,Dhaka.

Class: Seven, Subject: Wellbeing

Suggestion of Annual Summative Assessment- 2024

One word Questions:

1. What is the food that contains six food elements in the right ratio?

Ans: Milk

2. How many days viral fevers usually take to get better?

Ans: 5 to 7 days

3. What is the cause of cough and shortness of breath from dust in win-
ter?

Ans: allergy to dust

4. What does the word “Chut” mean in the regional language?

Ans: running

5. How many squares can a knight move in a chess game?

Ans: 2 and a half squares

6. Which food ingredients are available in cod and Shark fish oil?

Ans: fat

7. Give one reason for occurring diseases?

Ans: malnutrition

8. What is the body temperature in dengue fever?

Ans: 104°F -106°F

9. How to increase the experience of pleasure in adolescence?

Ans: by celebrating joy

10. A boy is 12 years old, according to the World Health Organization

2024, what should be the maximum natural weight for his age?

Ans: 66kg

11. What is the red blood cell that carries oxygen to the rest of the body
called?

Ans: Haemoglobin

12. What is found in abundance in carrots, spinach, sweet potatoes, veg-

etables and fruits?

Ans: vitamins

13. Which hormone helps in the mental development of a child?

Ans: Thyroid hormones

14. How many types of games are there?

Ans: 2 types

15. How many pieces are there on a chessboard?

Ans: 16 white piece and 16 black pieces

16. In Badminton, how many points does a game go to in singles and dou-
bles?

Ans: 21 points

17. What causes more damage if applied to a burn?

Ans: Ice

18. What is the over contradiction of the muscles of the body during
sports?

Ans: Muscle strain

19. What are the germs around us?

Ans: bacteria, viruses, and fungi

20. Name the common summer diseases.

Ans: Heatstroke, Diarrhoea, typhoid etc.

21. Write one ways to create social awareness for beautiful adolescence?
Ans Raising awareness about the impact of child marriage

22. What is the relationship between feelings, thoughts and behavior?

Ans: All three are interrelated

23. What is needed to achieve overall wellness a live a fulfilled life?

Ans: Care of the mind

24. To whom shall we seek help?

Ans: To a trustworthy and reliable person

25. Who will recognize my compassionate behavior?

Ans: Teachers and parents

26. What is the name of the communication expressed through language?

Ans: verbal communication

27. Write one positive feelings in our minds?

Ans: Happiness

28. Why is it necessary to plan to meet the needs for daily communica-
tion?

Ans: To correctly express our own feelings and needs

Short Answer Questions:

1. What is meant by nutrition?

Ans: Nutrition is the process by which the body ingests digests, absorbs,
assimilates and excretes waste products, leading to tissue repair, growth
and energy production. By consuming food, we nourish our bodies and
achieve nutritional balance.

2. What is malnutrition?

Ans: Malnutrition refers to the condition caused by inadequate supply of

various foods or nutrients in the body, leading to their deficiency. It can
result in health problems due to insufficient nutrition. Similarly, over nutri-
tion can also lead to health issues. Therefore, balanced nutrition is essen-
tial for good health.
3. What is over nutrition?

Ans: Over nutrition occurs when the body receives an excessive supply of
various foods or nutrients compared to its needs, leading to their surplus.
While consuming excess nutrients may seem beneficial for nutrition, it
can actually create another form of malnutrition. In this case, the exces-
sive intake of one or more food components can lead an imbalance, caus-
ing a health condition known as over nutrition.

4. What is meant by a balanced platter?

Ans: A balanced platter contains age-appropriate, easily available, bal-

anced, and safe foods. We can meet our nutritional needs by preparing
balanced platters using local, easily available, and affordable grains, fish,
vegetables, and fruits

5. What is Anemia? Why is there a risk of anemia in adolescence?

Ans: Anemia is a condition in which the concentration of hemoglobin in

the blood is lower than normal due is age and gender. This can lead to a
specific condition in the body. In adolescence, due to rapid body growth,
the risk of anemia may increase. This is because the body requires more
iron during this time to produce haemoglobin.

6. What are the symptoms of night blindness?

Ans: Vitamin A and zinc deficiency can lead to night blindness. In most
cases, night blindness occurs due to malnutrition in children. People suf-
fering from this disease experience difficulty seeing in the dark or in low
light conditions. However, they do not usually have any vision problems
during the day or in bright light

7. What should be done to prevent marasmus?

Ans: To prevent maramas, infants should be exclusively breastfed for the

first six months. After six months, their diet should include protein, min-
eral, fats, and vitamins (B12, folic acid, A, etc.).

8. What is meant by seasonal diseases?

Ans: Seasonal diseases are illnesses that occur due to change in weather
or the environment. Our surroundings are filled with various microorgan-
isms like viruses, bacteria, and fungi. These microorganisms tend to be-
come more active and cause various diseases during changes in weather.

9. Explain the remedy of diarrhea.

Ans: If you have diarrhea, you should consume oral saline. Prepare oral
saline by mixing one packet in half a liter or two glasses of water. Drink
one glass of oral saline after each bout of diarrhea.

10. Explain the cause of chikungunya fever.

Ans: Chikungunya fever is transmitted through the bites of female Aedes

Aegypti mosquitoes. The causative agent of this fever is the chikungunya
virus. This disease is more prevalent during the rainy season.

11. What is meant by cyber bullying and harassment?

Ans: Cyber bullying and harassment refers to the use of technology, such
as the internet, mobile phones, or emails, to harass, threaten, or intimi-
date someone. This can include sending offensive messages, spreading
rumors, or sharing private information without consent

12. What does “Child Marriage prevention Act 2017” say?

Ans: The "Child Marriage Prohibition Act 2017 sets the minimum age for
marriage at 18 for girls and 21 for boys. Marrying a girl or boy below
these ages is punishable offense.

13. Mention two ways to celebrate adolescent joyful.

Ans: The two ways to celebrate adolescence joyfully are:

i. Participating in sports and cultural activities with friends and class-

mates, ii. Participating in various social service activities.

14. Mention the causes of child marriage.

Ans: The causes of child marriage include family poverty, prevailing social
customs, dowry practices, and the lack of social security for girls.

15. What is the meaning of “emotional care”? What do we do in emotional

care?

Ans: Emotional care refers to taking care of our feelings and emotions. In
emotional care, we do things that make us feel good and happy, such as
talking to friends, playing games, drawing pictures, watching TV, singing
songs, reading stories, and caring for plants.

16. What can be done to practice empathy?

Ans: The following can be done to practice empathy-

i. Listening attentively to others.
ii. Praising others for their good deeds.
iii. Apologizing for any mistakes made.
iv. Avoid doing anything that could harm others

17. How can positive thoughts increase our self-confidence?

Ans: Positive thoughts about ourselves increase our self- confidence.

When we speak positively to ourselves, our minds accept it and act ac-
cordingly. Consciously accepting and feeling positive affirmations re-
leases certain hormones in our brain that contribute to satisfaction. This
strengthens our qualities and positive attributes and encourages us.

18. What should we do to take care of our body?

Ans: To take care of our body, we should eat nutritious food, exercise reg-
ularly, get enough sleep, maintain personal hygiene, and avoid harmful
substances.

19. What is communication?

Ans: Communication is the way two or more people express information,

ideas, opinions, needs, or feelings to each other. Our thoughts, feelings,
and behaviors differ, and these differences are reflected in our communi-
cation.

20. What is verbal communication and non-verbal communication?

Ans: Communicating with others through sound, words, sentences, and

language in general is called verbal communication. On the other hand,
Communicating with others through mediums other than language, such
as voice tone, facial expressions and behaviors, is called non-verbal com-
munication.

21. What is a positive approach? Write about its benefits.

Ans: A positive approach is something that understands the good side of

a matter. Positive thoughts and ideas improve our quality of life. A posi-
tive approach is a way of thinking that accepts the good. If a good
method is supported by everyone it’s also considered a positive ap-
proach.
Essay Type Questions (Without Situation):

1. What is a balanced diet? Mention the need for a balanced diet.

Ans: A balanced diet includes a combination of 6 food components in the

right proportions to provide essential nutrients, supporting energy,
growth, and overall health.

A balanced diet provides our body with all the necessary carbohydrates,
proteins, fats, vitamins and minerals, fiber, and water. A balanced diet
protects the body from numerous diseases and boosts immunity. It works
in body growth and repair. It improves brain function. A balanced diet
helps maintain a healthy weight.

2. What things do you want to feel in your-self?

Ans: Generally the things I want to feel in myself are:

I am brave
I can take decision
I am loved by others
I am important
I am respected
I am confident
I can do work for myself and others
I am accepted even after I make mistakes
I am eligible
I love myself

3. Write about the types of sports.

Ans: Sports are generally of two types: (1) Indoor sports and (2) Outdoor
sports. Indoor sports: Sports that are played indoors or in enclosed spaces
are called indoor sports. Examples include carom, Ludo, chess, table ten-
nis, etc.

Outdoor sports: Sports that are played outside, in open spaces like play-
grounds or fields, are called outdoor sports. Examples include hide-and-
seek, football, cricket, kabaddi, etc.

4. Write about an exercise that reduces mental and physical stress.

Ans: An exercise that reduces mental and physical stress is equal breath-
ing. The technique for this exercise is to first sit comfortably. Then inhale
and exhale through the nose Count 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 while inhaling and then
again count 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 while exhaling. Do this exercise 3-5 times or
longer if time permits

5. Create a paragraph on “Healthy and Nutritious Diet in lifestyle”.

Ans:

Healthy and Nutritious Diet in Lifestyle

We depend on food for life and healthy living. We can live healthy and
strong by consuming balanced and nutritious food according to our
needs. Sometimes due to lack of nutritious food and sometimes due to
excess of food and nutrients, our body becomes diseased and sick. Mal-
nutrition occurs due to a lack of nutritious food in our bodies. Again, over
nutrition occurs when the presence of nutritious food in the body is exces-
sive. To avoid these problems or diseases we should consume the proper
amount of balanced and nutritious food. Nowadays we are addicted to
junk food. However, junk food has no nutritional value. As a result, all
foods like junk food are harmful to our health. It even increases the risk of
death. Therefore, we should eat balanced and nutritious food regularly.
These foods will help us to build a beautiful and healthy life

6. What is Kwashiorkor? Explain four symptoms of this disease.

Ans: Children from 2 to 4 years old face symptoms from not getting
enough protein-rich food called kwashiorkor. This disease may arise if
proper carbohydrates and fat are in a diet but lack essential protein.
Again this disease may cause digestion problems and result in incorrect
food habits. During this time, children's normal growth hampers and body
weight decreases. The symptoms of this disease are as follows-

 Children's belly gets bloat.

 Face, hand, and leg swell up with water.
 Anaemia is seen.
 Mood is a little irritated.
 Moreover, loss of appetite, indigestion and diarrhoea are seen.

7. What is iodine? Explain the problems caused by the lack of iodine in

the human body.
Ans: Iodine is a kind of mineral that cannot produce in our body. It comes
only from food. Iodine produces thyroid hormones in our bodies. This hor-
mone develops digestion and helps a child's mental growth.

 Iodine deficiency can cause goitre.

 Besides, iodine deficiency can cause constipation, depression,
and skin dryness.
 Irregular menstruation.
 Hair and nail can thin and can be broken.
 Physical weakness can be seen.
 Unwanted obesity, mental pressure and depression can be
seen from obesity.

8. “Asking for help is an important skill” Explain.

Ans: Everyone does not behave the same. Some are bad. Sometimes we
want to change the behavior, but we just cannot. we don't understand ex-
actly what causing the problem. In that case, we can seek help from
someone trustworthy and reliable. Some see asking for help as a weak-
ness. Others fear that others will not help or will be little or criticize them.
It is a brave thing ask for help with our needs and problems from a
trusted and reliable person. Not everyone can ask for help. In this case,
they feel embarrassed. Therefore, asking for help is an important skill.

9. What is heatstroke? Explain the symptoms.

Ans: Heatstroke is a condition in which the body temperature rises much

above normal. Usually, in summer, working in high temperature for long
periods or staying in the sun can cause the body temperature to rise
above normal.

Heatstroke occurs when a person's body temperature rises to 40 degrees

Celsius or above, including restlessness, unclear speech, loss of recogni-
tion, and even fainting may happen. There may also be nausea or vomit-
ing, rapid breathing and increased heart rate, and headache.

10. What are the symptoms of a fungal infection on the skin? Explain its
remedy and prevention.
Ans: Fungal infection usually occurs during monsoons. For example, shin-
gles. Ringworm is a contagious and fatal skin disease. The disease
spreads rapidly in warm and humid environments.

Symptoms:

 Small red bumps on the affected areas, slightly itchy.

 Itching
 Burning in place and sticky

Remedies:

 Keep the affected area clean and dry,

 Bad linen, clothes of the patient should be boiled with soda wa-
ter
 Cream or dry powder should be used as per the doctor’s ad-
vice.

11. Write 5 misconceptions and correct practices regarding first aid for
sports or physical activity injuries.

Ans:

12. Mention 5 positive aspects of sports.

Ans: The following are the five positive aspects of sports:

 Sports keep body fit and strong.

 They increase immunity.
 Teaches teamwork and communication.
 Encourages time management.
 Blood circulates properly in the society

13. What is the name of the sport shown in the image below? Describe.
Ans: The picture is of badminton. Badminton is one of the popular sports
in Bangladesh.

Game Description: Badminton consists of two teams. Each team consists

of one (singles) or two (doubles) players. There are two types of courts
used in badminton. With one player per team, the court is 44 feet in
length and 20 feet in width. The post is made of two poles. Nets are at-
tached to the poles. There is a shuttlecock for playing.

Both singles and doubles are played to 21 points. There are three
matches to play. Whichever team wins both matches will be the winner.

14. Write a paragraph describing compassion towards nature.

Ans:

Compassion Towards Nature

Nature refers to all living things and inanimate objects around us that are
not man-made. Apart from man, light, air, water, plants, animals etc. are
elements of nature. Man's closest friend is nature. Because man lives in
nature and all these elements of nature help man to survive. If we have
pets at home, such as cats, roosters, cows, goats, sheep, ducks, chickens,
etc., it is our responsibility to take care of them, feed them, and protect
them from anything harmful. We should be kind to them; we should be-
have sympathetically like a friend. We should not do anything that harms
these elements of nature.

Essay Type Questions (Situational):

Question-1: Samia’s daughter Anaya is 3 years old. Anaya’s weight and

height low for her age. Suddenly, Anaya’s stomach became bloated. She
also started suffering from diarrhea and indigestion. After going to the
doctor, Samia learns about a particular disease.

a. What disease does Anaya have? Elaborate on the disease.

b. Discuss the symptoms and preventive measures of Anaya’s disease.

Ans:
a. Anaya's symptoms suggest the Kwashiorkor disease. Children from 2 to
4 years old face symptoms from not getting enough protein-rich food
which is called Kwashiorkor. This disease may arise if proper carbohy-
drates and fat are in a diet but lack essential protein. Again this disease
may cause digestion problems and result in incorrect food habits.

b. The symptoms of this disease are given below:

 During this time, children's normal growth hampers and body

weight decreases.
 Children's belly gets bloat.
 Face, hand, and leg swell up with water.
 Anaemia is seen.
 Mood is a little irritated.
 Moreover, loss of appetite, indigestion and diarrhoea are
seen.

Kwashiorkor generally happens due to the lack of protein rich diets. This
is why, to cure this disease, Anaya needs to be given a diet that is en-
riched in protein foods like meat, fish, eggs, or dairy.

Question-2: Robin is suffering from eye problems lately. Although he can

see well in daylight, he sees less than normal at night or in low light. He
also

has constipation and physical weakness. When he went to the doctor, he

told

Robin to eat food which is rich in Vitamin A, Iodine and Zinc.

a. What diseases does Robin have? Explain.

b. Why did the doctor ask Robin to eat iodine rich food? Explain the

problems caused by iodine deficiency and what can be done to prevent

it.

Ans:

a. Robin is suffering from night blindness and iodine deficiency. Vitamin

and Zinc deficiency can cause night blindness. Vitamin A deficiency can
cause malnutrition. Affected people by this disease have more difficulty
seeing than normal people at night or in less light. Still, there is no vision
problem in daylight or light. Other than that, Robin also has constipation
and physical weakness, which denotes iodine deficiency in the body.

b. The physical problems that occur due to iodine deficiency are given be-
low-

 Iodine deficiency can cause goiter.

 Besides, Iodine deficiency can cause constipation, depression,
and skin dryness.
 Irregular menstruation.
 Hair and nail can thin and can be broken.
 Physical weakness can be seen.
 Unwanted obesity can be seen; mental pressure and depres-
sion can be seen from obesity.

Iodine salt should be used to prevent iodine deficiency. Sea fish, sea-
weed, shrimp, dairy food, egg, chicken, beef liver etc., are excellent
sources of iodine which should be a part of regular
diet.

Question-3

Figure: 1st Image Figure: 2nd Image

a. Explain what happened in the 1st image.

b. Based on the second image, what measures can be taken to address

the

health risks? Explain.

Ans:

a. The given picture indicates sprain. When the joint of the bone is sud-
denly sprained or bent during exercise, sports or other activities, the diffi-
culty caused by tightness on the nerve or tearing in that place is called a
sprain. It can cause severe pain and swelling. At first, action should be
taken so that the sprained part does not move. Crepe bandages can be
used if needed. Ice-cold water can be used to reduce pain. Painkillers can
be taken if the pain is severe.

b. The given picture reflects the incident of nose bleeding. If someone

starts bleeding from the nose due to injury or any other reason, we
should immediately lie down or sit and keep our head back. Cold water or
ice should be given in front of the nose and behind the neck. Even after
the bleeding stops, cotton should be kept in the nostrils for a while.

Question-4: Naheed is in the 7th Grade. He is significantly shorter than his

classmates. His height has not changed much since the 5th Grade, while
his

friends have grown taller. He is very worried about his height and often
feels

sad. He does not enjoy socializing with others as much as before and
prefers

to be alone.

a. What are the physical and psychological risks or challenges Naheed is

facing?

b. Analyze what Naheed should do to overcome these risks or challenges.

Ans:

a. Physical and Psychological Risks or Challenges:

 Naheed's short height could mean he has health issues, like hor-
mone problems.
 If not treated, his short height could cause more health problems in
the future.
 Comparison with his peers could lead to feelings of inadequacy and
low self-worth.
 Preferring to be alone might make him feel lonely and less inter-
ested in participating in usual social activities.
b. Overcoming these risks or challenges:

 Encourage Naheed to join a sports team or a group fitness class.

 Ensure he follows a balanced diet rich in nutrients, while also having
family meals together.
 Regular visits to the doctor to monitor his growth.
 Encourage participation in clubs or groups that interest him, such as
drama, music, or art.

Question-5:

a. Based on 1st image, what kind of health risks can arise? Explain.

b. Based on the second image, what measures can be taken to address

the

health risks? Explain.

Ans:

a. It is the picture of broken bones. The following health risks can arise:

 Severe pain
 Swelling in the affected area
 Bleeding can occur
 Difficulty moving the affected area

b. It is the picture of burn. The following measures can be taken to ad-

dress the

health risks:

 Cold water should be poured on the burnt part for at least 10 min-
utes.
 Use a thin cloth to protect the area by covering.
  Do not apply ice, as it can cause further damage.
 Keep the burn clean and dry.
 Sores shouldn’t be punctured.

Question-6:

Sania is 15 years old. In her village, most girls are given in marriage at
this age. Sania is deprived of her teenage joys which creates mental prob-
lems in her and affects her family and social life. Social awareness and
compulsory unpaid education play an effective role in curbing the prob-
lem.

a. What problem in our society has been explained in the scenario?

Specify the cause of this problem.

b. Describe effective steps to prevent the problem.

Ans:

a. The scenario talks about the child marriage of girls in our society.

There are many causes for child marriage. Among these, the main causes
are-

i. Family dysfunction and poverty;

ii. The prevailing social practice of early marriage;

iii. Dowry customs;

iv. Social insecurity of girls.

b. The stem addresses child marriage as a social problem.

i. Awareness should be created at every level of society to solve the prob-

lem of child marriage.

ii. Employment opportunities should be created for them.

iii. Girls' social security should be ensured.

iv. Strict implementation of existing laws to prevent child marriage.

Question-7:
a. What do you mean by empathy?

b. Explain the ways to practice the subject depicted in the picture.

Ans:

a. Empathy is the ability to feel another person's pain, to understand their

emotions, think from their perspective, and, most importantly, to stand by
them through words and actions. In simple terms, empathy means under-
standing someone else's feelings and situation, showing a sincere atti-
tude towards them, and expressing your own feelings accordingly. As a
friend, we should try to understand their mental state, stand by them, en-
courage them, and help solve their problems or give advice if needed.

b. The picture emphasizes the practice of empathy. Below are some ways
to practice empathy:

i. Listen to others attentively.

ii. Try to understand and respect the feelings of others.

iii. If a friend or companion makes a mistake, don't blame them right

away. If necessary, wait until they feel better, and then gently explain.

iv. Express how you feel about your friend's or companion's happiness or
sadness.

V. Ask whether a friend or companion needs help, and assist them to the
best of your ability. However, don't force them if they don't want to talk.

Question-8: Nira and Atul usually sit together on the same bench. Today,
Atul sat with someone else, which made Nira very angry and upset. Dur-
ing break time, even though Atul called Nira, she walked away and did
not talk to him for the entire day.

a. What kind of feelings are expressed in the scene? Explain it.

b. How could Nira and Atul express their needs to each other? Explain.

Ans:

a. The scene depicts negative feelings. Negative feelings are those that
create unpleasant emotions, such as anger, hurt, loneliness, or disap-
pointment. In this case, Nira misunderstands Atul and feels hurt, and
even when Atul calls her during the break, Nira walks away in anger.
Therefore, it can be said that the scene expresses negative feelings.

b. Nira and Atul could have communicated their needs to each other
through mutual discussion and dialogue. Every communication has a pur-
pose, which can be for oneself, the other person, or both. Our feelings,
thoughts, and behaviors often stem from certain needs, though these
needs may not always be consciously expressed in our words or actions.
Needs aren't limited to material things; they also include physical or emo-
tional needs fulfilled through material means. For example, food is a tan-
gible item, but it meets physical needs like health, nutrition, and taste,
while emotionally it may fulfill needs like satisfaction, companionship, or
socializing. How we feel, whether positive or negative, often depends on
whether these emotional needs are fulfilled or unmet. In the scene, Nira
feels angry and hurt by Atul's behavior, even though her hurt is not en-
tirely justified. Atul tries to communicate with Nira during the break, but
since Nira doesn't respond, the communication isn't successful. If both
sides had engaged in meaningful communication, they could have ex-
pressed their needs and intentions, resulting in a more positive outcome
for both.

Question-9:

Taufiq is very attentive to his studies. However, due to being physically

disabled, he comes to school in a wheelchair. Initially, his friends used to
laugh and joke about this, but now everyone shows empathy towards
him.

a. What is the subject of the passage? Write three characteristics of it.

b. Analyze the importance of the subject in human life.

Ans:

a. The subject of the passage is empathy. Characteristics of empathy are:

i. It is a sensory feeling.

ii. It strengthens behavioral relationships.

iii. It does not involve any expectation of return.

b. The subject of the passage is empathy. Its importance in human life is

immense.

Being empathetic to someone's pain and suffering has special signifi-

cance. Empathy plays a key role in improving mutual relationships. In
school, family, or in times of trouble in society, showing empathy opens
the doors to mutual cooperation. People help one another and come for-
ward to assist in any kind of problem. If all students in school support
each other's problems, it will lead to the development of strong interper-
sonal relationships. Similarly, when all members of society extend a help-
ing hand with empathy and cooperation, their relationships will become
stronger, and they will be able to solve any problem. In this way, it is pos-
sible to guide each other towards goodness. Gradually, we will be able to
develop ourselves into skilled managers in school, family, or society.

Question-10:

Jamie, a Class 7 student, was unable to participate in her school’s sports

competition in January when she fell ill suddenly. She cannot eat lately,
feels weak and has occasional bouts of nausea. After consulting a doctor,
Jamie

learns that she is suffering from a viral fever as due to seasonal changes.

a. What is the cause of Jamie’s disease? Describe its two symptoms.

b. Write about the cure and prevention of Jamie’s disease.

Ans:

a. Common viral fever usually occurs during winter or seasonal changes.

At this time, the temperature of the environment rises. Since its winter in
January, Jamie has contracted a fever due to a virus.

Two symptoms of viral fever are given below-

i. Feeling cold or having shivers and chills.

i. Body aches, headaches, and pain in the limb joints may occur.

b. Jamie is suffering from common viral fever. The cure and prevention of
this disease is given below:

Cure:

i. To reduce fever, painkiller medicines such as paracetamol can be used.

ii. This fever usually gets better within five to seven days. However, you
should consult a doctor if the fever does not decrease.

iii. In addition, a lot of water or liquid food should be consumed.

iv. At this time, you should take enough rest.

Prevention:

i. We have to be clean to prevent this disease.

ii. Keep your distance from infected people.

iii. The nose and the mouth should be covered while sneezing and cough-
ing.

iv. We can avoid this type of viral fever by staying in an open environ-
ment without waiting in a closed place for a long time.