WorksheetsFood Pyramid for Primary Grades
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
Almonds are part of which of the following food groups.
Protein
Carbohydrate Vegetable
Sugar and Fats
Dairy
Carbohydrate Grain
Which of the following food groups is Yogurt part of on the food pyramid?
Protein
Carbohydrate Fruits
Dairy
Sugars and Fats
Carbohydrate Grains
Mayonnaise is categorized as what type of food group?
Proteins
Carbohydrate Vegetable
Dairy
Sugar and Fat
Carbohydrate Fruit
Oranges are what type of Fruit?
Pome
Aggragate
Stone or Drupe
Berry
Citrus
Celery is what type of vegetable?
Root Vegetable
Leafy Vegetable
Stalk Vegetable
A cooked chicken leg is part of what food group?
Protein
Carbohydrate
Sugar and Fats
Dairy
Popcorn is part of what food category?
Protein
Grain Carbohydrate
Sugar and Fat
Dairy
Vegetable Carbohydrate
Most cakes and muffins are made from Whole Grains or Refined Grains.
Whole Grains
Refined Grains
What type of fruit is an apple?
Pome
Citrus
Aggregate
Stone or Drupe
Wheat Bread is made from what type of grain?
Whole Grain
Refined Grain
Dark Chocolate is from what food group?
Protein
Vegetable Carbohydrate
Sugar and Fat
Dairy
Grain Carbohydrate
Carrots are what type of vegetable?
Leafy Vegetable
Stalk Vegetable
Root Vegetable
A tomato is part of which food group?
Protein
Vegetable Carbohydrate
Sugar and Fat
Fruit Carbohydrate
Dairy
Most of the food you eat should be from which of the following food groups?
Protein
Carbohydrates
Sugars and Fats
Dairy
What happens to the excess food fuel (calories of food energy) when you eat more than your body burns off during a days worth of exercise and activity?
It passes out when you go to the bathroom
It stays in your stomach until you use it.
It gets turned into body fat
Which activity does your body require more fuel energy over the course of an hour?
Walking
Sleeping
Running
Sitting at a desk
The four main food groups are?
Vegetables, Fruit, Protein, and Milk
Grains, Dairy, Fats, and Meat
Proteins, Sugar and Fats, Carbohydrates, and Dairy
Sugar and Fats, Protein, Vegetables, and Carbohydrates
