FN1 - 1.01 - 1.02 Review

Cutting food costs in half because children are leaving for college is an example of which type of influence on food?

• Situational

• Physiological

• Psycological

• Cultural

Eating pasta the night before a race is most likely an example of which type of internal food choice factor?

• comfort and entertainment

• nutrition and wellness

• enjoyment and social ties

• adventure and wellness

External factors such as spring flooding and colder -than -normal winters are:

• economic influences on food availability and choices.

• media influences on food availability and choices.

• technological influences on food availability and choices.

• environmental influences on food availability and choices.

When making good food choices, try to limit:

• fiber.

• minerals.

• carbohydrates.

• added sugar.

Choosing to convert a vacant city lot into a community vegetable garden is an example of what type of external food influence?

• technological

• media

• economic

• environmental

Which is an example of an external influence affecting food choices?

• availability of canned foods

• increased income and food budgets

• increases in one's high blood pressure

• number of employed parents

Jason, a 25-year-old young professional, relies heavily on high-sodium and high- fat fast food and frozen meals because he never learned to cook. Which individual influence on food choices does this represent?

• family schedules

• peer group

• knowledge and skills

• stages of life

The price of specialty coffee drinks has risen in the United States due to increased demand. This is an example of what type of external food influence?

• economic

• environmental

• media

• technological

Fourth of July, Ramadan, Easter, and Christmas are examples of which individual influences on food choices?

• religious and cultural

• personal beliefs

• personal tastes

• situational factors

Physiological influences on food choices include gender, age, wellness, and:

• peer groups.

• personal likes and dislikes.

• emotions and feelings.

• activity levels.