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WorksheetsNutrition and Wellness Final Review
Total questions: 59
Worksheet time: 33mins
Which foodborne illness can be found in canned food?
Botulism
Campylobacter
E. Coli
Salmonella
What is the spread of bacteria from one surface to another?
Cross-Contamination
FATTOM
Two-Hour Rule
Cross handle
What does FCCLA Stand for?
Future Career Community Leaders of America
Family, Career Community Leaders of America
Future Farmers of America
Future Business Leaders of America
Bleach is a...
Biological Contaminate
Physical Contaminate
Chemical Contaminate
Hazardous Contaminate
Fingernails are a...
Biological Contaminate
Physical Contaminate
Chemical Contaminate
Hazardous Contaminate
Mold is a...
Biological Contaminate
Physical Contaminate
Chemical Contaminate
Hazardous Contaminate
Which Bacteria is most common in Ground Beef?
Salmonella
Botulism
E. Coli
Shigella
Which Bacteria is most common in Poultry?
Salmonella
Botulism
E. Coli
Shigella
Stress is
Physical, mental, or emotional strain or tension
Only physical strain or tension
Only emotional strain or tension
Only mental strain or tension
What are the 5 groups on MyPlate?
Dairy, Fruit, Protein, Vegetables, & Grains
Fruit, Vegetables, Sugar, Oil, Rice
Meat, Rice, Potatoes, Fruit, Vegetables
Teens should be eating a lot of what kind of foods?
Fast Food
Grain Foods
Nutrient Dense Food
Nutrition Labels are ...
Where all the ingredients are listed
Have the nutritional fact on it
Both
What is the Temperature Danger Zone?
32-40
40-80
40-140
140-212
What is the first aid technique that helps someone who is choking?
CPR
Heimlich maneuver
The abbreviation for Tablespoon is
tsp
Tbsp
t
T
Both 2 and 4
Where do we get most of our energy?
fat
water
protein
carbohydrates
Which nutrient helps build muscle tissues:
water
protein
carbohydrates
fat
Which fat is the "bad" fat?
saturated fat
unsaturated fat
protein fats
oils
According to My Plate, which of the following should you watch out for?
too many minerals
too many fats and sugars
not enough empty calories
small amounts of fat, sugar and salt
How many calories in one serving?
37g
55g
40
230
Carbs come mainly from what source?
water
animal
plant
fish
A diet lacking in which mineral would increase the risk of osteoporsis later in life?
iron
calcium
zinc
iodine
Calorie is a measure of
Energy
Weight
Distance
Volume
French bread
Chicken alfredo
Broccoli
Glass of milk
What food group is he missing?
which nutrient helps to build bones and teeth?
Carbohydrates
Fats
Water
Minerals
To avoid food borne illnesses, it is best to ____________ after using the toilet.
wipe hands
do nothing
lick hands
wash hands
Effective hand washing requires:
A 30 second rinse under warm running water
Washing with soap and warm water for 20 seconds
The use of antibacterial soap
The use of paper towels
Leftovers should be stored...
At room temperature
In the fridge immediately
In the oven
A _____ knife is a safe knife.
Dull
Small
Large
Sharp
use the _________ technique to protect fingers while cutting foods.
Claw grip
flat fingers
Nuckle grip
Palm grip
this french term means, "everything in place".
Mise en Place
Nis en Place
Mis en Place
Pleace a Pleug
All of the following are at greater risk of food borne illnesses EXCEPT:
Elderly
Infants
Teens
Pregnant
3 teaspoons is equal to ___ T
1
2
3
4
When measuring dry ingredients, you must always remember to be sure to:
heap extra on top
level the measure to remove excess
not fill the measuring up to the very top
Vanilla extract should be measured using a...
liquid measuring cup
dry measuring cup
measuring spoons
Olive oil, vinegar, and water all need to be measured using a:
measuring spoon
dry measuring up
water pitcher
liquid measuring cup
What Is a Macro Nutrient
Vitamins and Minerals
Nutrients that your body requires high quantities of to function properly
Nutrients found in sports supplements
Amino Acids
What is a Micro Nutrient?
Amino Acids
Animal Protiens
Nutrients required in small quantities to function properly
Nutrients required in small quantities that produce ATP
This complex carbohydrate is needed for proper digestion. It is called ....
fiber
minerals
fat
cholesterol
The unit of measurement used to determine the amount of energy released when nutrients are broken down.
metabolism
calorie
appetite
nutrition
Select the nutrients that provide our bodies with calories.
minerals
carbohydrates
vitamins
fats
proteins
This nutrients provides insulation, helps to maintain body temperature, and can protect our nerves. It is called....
carbohydrates
fats
proteins
Some examples of simple carbohydrates are ....
candy
whole grain pasta
whole grain cereal
fruit
desserts
Some examples of complex carbohydrates are .....
whole grain bread
candy
whole grain pasta
brown rice
desserts
What is the abbreviation for cup?
c
Cup
oz
cp
What is the abbreviation for ounce?
oc
oz
o
oun
teaspoon can be abbreviated which two ways
TSPN
t
tsp
TSP
tspn
