2. Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?

3. Question 1

4. How many adults and children in the UK are either overweight or obese? A Almost 1/3 adults and 2/3 children B Almost ½ adults and 1/3 children C Almost 2/3 adults and 1/3 children D Almost ¼ adults and ½ children

5. How many adults and children in the UK are either overweight or obese? A Almost 1/3 adults and 2/3 children B Almost ½ adults and 1/3 children C Almost 2/3 adults and 1/3 children D Almost ¼ adults and ½ children

6. £100

7. Question 2

8. In the UK how many children under the age of 16 are obese? A 1 million B 500,000 C 625,000 D 250,000

9. In the UK how many children under the age of 16 are obese? A 1 million B 500,000 C 625,000 D 250,000

10. £200

11. Question 3

12. Being overweight or obese increases the risk of which diseases and illnesses? A Heart disease B Type 2 diabetes C Some cancers D All three

13. A Heart disease B Type 2 diabetes C Some cancers D All three Being overweight or obese increases the risk of which diseases and illnesses?

14. £300

15. Question 4

16. If nothing is done, how much money each year could obesity cost the NHS and wider economy by 2050? A £10 billion B £20 billion C £35 billion D £50 billion

17. If nothing is done, how much money each year could obesity cost the NHS and wider economy by 2050? A £10 billion B £20 billion C £35 billion D £50 billion

18. £500

19. Question 5

20. Obesity reduces adult life expectancy by how many years? A Up to 3 years B Up to 11 years C Up to 9 years D Up to 5 years

21. A Up to 3 years B Up to 11 years C Up to 9 years D Up to 5 years Obesity reduces adult life expectancy by how many years?

22. £1,000

23. Question 6

24. On average, how many portions of fruit and vegetables do 8 -16 year olds eat each day? A 1 portion B 2 – 3 portions C 3 – 4 portions D 5 portions

25. On average, how many portions of fruit and vegetables do 8 -16 year olds eat each day? A 1 portion B 2 – 3 portions C 3 – 4 portions D 5 portions

26. £2,000

27. Question 7

28. In 1980 the average time spent preparing meals was 2 hours. How many minutes on average were spent preparing meals in 2000? A 1 ½ hours B 1 hour C 40 minutes D 20 minutes

29. A 1 ½ hours B 1 hour C 40 minutes D 20 minutes In 1980 the average time spent preparing meals was 2 hours. How many minutes on average were spent preparing meals in 2000?

30. £4,000

31. Question 8

32. What is the recommended level of physical activity for health and well being for children and young people? A 30 minutes a day B 1 hour a day C 30 minutes 5 x a week D 1 hour 3 x a week

33. A 30 minutes a day B 1 hour a day C 30 minutes 5 x a week D 1 hour 3 x a week What is the recommended level of physical activity for health and well being for children and young people?

34. £8,000

35. Question 9

36. On average, how much time do you think today’s young people spend during the day on the computer or watching TV? A 5 hours 20 minutes B 4 hours 40 minutes C 3 hours 15 minutes D 2 hours 56 minutes

37. On average, how much time do you think today’s young people spend during the day on the computer or watching TV? A 5 hours 20 minutes B 4 hours 40 minutes C 3 hours 15 minutes D 2 hours 56 minutes

38. £16,000

39. Question 10

40. Which of the following statements is true? A Everyone knows the link between overweight and health outcomes B Parents can accurately judge their own and their children’s weight C Sensationalist reporting in the media encourages those most at risk to distance themselves from the issue and not change their behaviour D Remaining overweight is purely an issue of personal choice

41. A Everyone knows the link between overweight and health outcomes B Parents can accurately judge their own and their children’s weight C Sensationalist reporting in the media encourages those most at risk to distance themselves from the issue and not change their behaviour D Remaining overweight is purely an issue of personal choice Which of the following statements is true?

42. £32,000

43. Question 11

44. How much money did the food and drinks industry spend on advertising confectionary, snacks, fast food restaurants and fizzy drinks in 2007? A £3 million B £35 million C £75 million D £335 million

45. How much money did the food and drinks industry spend on advertising confectionary, snacks, fast food restaurants and fizzy drinks in 2007? A £3 million B £35 million C £75 million D £335 million

46. £64,000

47. Question 12

48. What does Social Marketing mean? A Advertising at no cost B Getting a health message to everyone C Using marketing techniques to get a message across to a group D Careful application of marketing techniques to achieve behaviour goals for a social good

49. A Advertising at no cost B Getting a health message to everyone C Using marketing techniques to get a message across to a group D Careful application of marketing techniques to achieve behaviour goals for a social good What does Social Marketing mean?

50. £125,000

51. Question 13

52. What is the anticipated cost per year of the ‘Change4Life’ Social Marketing campaign? A £2 million B £12 million C £25 million D £225 million

53. A £2 million B £12 million C £25 million D £225 million What is the anticipated cost per year of the ‘Change4Life’ Social Marketing campaign?

54. £250,000

55. Question 14

56. Which of the following are target behaviours for Change4Life? A Reducing fat intake B Control of portion size C Reducing snacks D All of them and more

57. Which of the following are target behaviours for Change4Life? A Reducing fat intake B Control of portion size C Reducing snacks D All of them and more

58. £500,000

59. Question 15

60. Who has the responsibility to try to change the rising levels of obesity? A National Health Service B Government C Individuals D Everyone

61. A National Health Service B Government C Individuals D Everyone Who has the responsibility to try to change the rising levels of obesity?

62. Congratulations Millionaire!