CH 16 Foods

To have specific responsibilities based on their different relationships to others, such as student, family member, friend, worker or volunteer is called

• multiple roles
• multiple personality
• multiple characters
• multiple vitamins

The number and ages of family members, time and skills available for food preparation, how often family members eat out, the amount of food wasted as well as money available are all

• factors that determine how much time a family spends on food
• factors that determine how much money a family spends on food
• factors that determine how much energy a family spends on food
• factors that determine how much food a family can eat

The simplest way to determine how much a family spends on food is to record all food purchases for at least two consecutive weeks and then use the costs to create a food budget.

• True
• False

Preparing simple meals at home more often, choosing economical main dishes, looking for store advertisements, and reducing food wastes are four

• disadvantages of convenience foods
• challenges of single meal planning
• advantages of using convenience foods
• strategies a family may use to cut their food costs

They slip easily into meal planning and they're valuable for the unplanned as well if a recipe doesn't turn out as planned. These are

• disadvantages of convenience foods
• challenges of single meal planning
• advantages of using convenience foods
• strategies a family may use to cut their food costs

They are costly, offer low nutrition, have a lack of meal appeal, and have more additives and packaging. These are

• disadvantages of convenience foods
• challenges of single meal planning
• advantages of using convenience foods
• strategies a family may use to cut their food costs

Foods are often packaged for a group, smaller sizes, if available, usually cost more per serving, and most recipes serve six or more people. These are

• disadvantages of convenience foods
• challenges of single meal planning
• advantages of using convenience foods
• strategies a family may use to cut their food costs

Healthy citizens contribute more productively to the economy, to their families, and to the community. When people can't afford food costs, all of society suffers. These are some reasons why the federal government is interested in people's health.

• True
• False

National School Lunch Program, Food Stamp Program, School Breakfast Program, Child and Adult Care Food Program, Women Infants and Children, and the Elderly Nutrition Program are

• the major programs developed to provide food assistance
• tips to help families eat home-cooked meals more often
• advantages of meal planning
• advantages of cooking from scratch

At its best, it produces flavorful, economical meals. It uses fresh, quality ingredients prepared the way you like. These are

• the major programs developed to provide food assistance
• tips to help families eat home-cooked meals more often
• advantages of meal planning
• advantages of cooking from scratch