Five Different Types of Taste

What information is shown in the photograph included with the text?

• examples of whole foods and processed foods

• an example of a nutrition label

• examples of foods that taste sweet, salty, sour, bitter, and savory

• a diagram that shows the location of papillae and taste buds

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Based on the image of whole foods and processed foods, what are some examples of processed foods?

• pretzels

• tomatoes and peppers

• apples, strawberries, and pears

• popcorn, buns, and fries

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What does the caption about nutrition labels teach readers?

• The caption explains that nutrition labels are placed on processed foods so that people can make healthier eating choices.

• The caption explains that processed foods with nutrition labels are not as healthy as whole foods.

• The caption explains that readers can find nutrition labels on foods like apples, strawberries, and pears.

• The caption explains that readers should look at the nutrition labels on all packaged foods before they eat them.

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What key information about taste does the "Taste Buds up Close" sidebar help readers better understand?

• The sidebar tells readers interesting facts about the tongue and taste buds.

• The sidebar helps readers understand how the tongue tastes food.

• This sidebar helps readers see the different parts of a tongue.

• The sidebar tells readers what happens to the food they eat after they taste it.

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Which subheading should you look under to find the most information about one of the types of taste?

• Five Different Types of Taste

• Testing Food

• The Five Types of Taste

• Taste Buds Up Close

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This type of text is found near a picture and explains what is shown.

• Heading

• Title

• Caption

• Sidebar

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This text feature tells the topic of a section of the text.

• Heading

• Subheading

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This text feature provide additional facts.

• Subheading

• Caption

• Sidebar

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Bold, italicized (slanted), or underlined important words that may be defined in the text or glossary are called ___?

• Subheading

• Sidecar

• Caption

• Special Print

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Based on the text, what is the definition of "whole foods?

• Foods that cannot be divided into pieces

• Foods that are shaped like a circle

• Natural Foods or foods that were found or grown naturally with nothing added or changed

• Foods that are added to other foods

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