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WorksheetsAll about food tercero primaria
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 16mins
Click on the food preservation methods
Wrapping in a paper
Artificial additives
Cold storage
Dehydration
Hot storage
When the air is removed from the packet is called....
Cold storage
Natural additives
Artificial additives
Vacuum packing
The chemical substances that appear on food label with letters and numbers are called...
Natural additives
Dehydration
Artificial additives
Sterilisation
Salt and vinegar are considered as....
Cold storage
Sterilisation
Artificial additives
Natural additives
Freezing is storage food below 0º C.
True
False
The pasteurisation of milk is an example of...
Artficial additives
Natural Additives
Sterilisation
Vacuum packing
Eliminating water from food is an example of Cold storage.
True
False
When you store food at 0-5º C degrees is called...
Freezing
Artificial additives
Dehydration
Refrigeration
Salt is added to food to start microorganisms growth.
True
False
Cold storage is storing food at 20º C degrees.
True
False
Click on the elements you can find on a food label.
Best-before date
Consumer information
Nutrition facts
Ingredients
Storage instructions
After this date the product should not be consumed
Best before date
Trademark
Storage information
Expiry date
It includes information about the nutrients in the product
Best-before date
Nutrition facts
Storage information
Description
This information is very important for consumers with special diets, intolerances or allergies.
Storage information
Description
Nutrition Facts
Ingredients
The information about the energy or calorific value is found in the ....
Description
Ingredients
Nutrition facts
Trademark
After this date the product can suffer changes
Expiry date
Best-before date
They crush food into smaller pieces
Liver and pancreas
Small intestines
Large intestines
Teeth
They produce juices that help transform food into nutrients
Stomach
Teeth
Liver and pancreas
Oesophagus
The tube that pushes the food down to the stomach is called...
Liver
Pancreas
Small intestine
Oesophagus
The process of breaking down food into nutrients is called...
Digestion
Inspiration
Hungry
Eating
Here nutrients become small enogh to pass into the blood stream
Stomach
Oesophagus
Small intestine
Large intestine
Here water and remainig minerals are taken out of the leftover food
Large intestine
Small intestine
Stomach
Pharynx
It is like a mixer that breaks the food down into smaller pieces
Mouth
Small intestine
Oesophagus
Stomach
The tongue and saliva help to break down food and form a ...
dough
ball
bomb
bolus
The bolus passes from the mouth through the ............ to the oesophagus
Small intestine
Large intestine
Pharynx
Stomach
Eating all you can is a healthy eating habit.
True
False
Eating two times a day is a healthy eating habit.
True
False
It doesn't matter if you don't have your breakfast.
True
False
Eating too many fats and sugars is a healthy eating habit.
True
False
A lack of nutrients means you can get ill.
True
False
You mustn't wash your hands before you eat.
True
False
Brushing your teeth after eating prevents
toothache
cavities
earache
illness
