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Worksheets2nd Semester Final Review - Part 3
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 21mins
Promotes repairing and rebuilding of muscle tissue
Protein
vitamins
minerals
fats
The body's main source of energy
Protein
Vitamins
minerals
Carbohydrates
This nutrient helps keep your bones and teeth strong
vitamins
carbohydrates
Minerals
Fats
These help your body fight diseases
protein
carbohydrates
vitamins
minerals
This nutrient helps in digestion, removes waste, and regulates body temperature.
Fats
Water
Carbohydrates
Saturated fats
The role of fiber is to
Strengthen teeth and bones
Keep the digestive system healthy
Provides the body with energy
Repairs muscle and tissues
Lipids (fats) are essential within the diet as they...(choose 2 answers)
Provide insulation
Are important for bone structure
Helps body absorb vitamins
Improve digestive health
Total added sugars?
12g
10g
37g
What is the TOTAL FAT in GRAMS?
10g
8g
1g
How many CALORIES per SERVING?
230
180
100
How many servings per container?
3
6
9
Dietary Guidelines encourage Americans to increase their consumption of which of the following
Nutrient Dense Foods
Saturated Fats
Dairy Products
Trans Fats
What is the benefit of a complex carbohydrate vs a simple carbohydrate?
Most complex carbohydrates have a higher nutritional value
Most complex carbohydrates taste better
Most complex carbohydrates have a low nutritional value
Complex carbohydrates are the only carbohydrates good for you
The ratio of weight to height is called what?
body weight
body image
metabolism
body mass index
Weighing more than 10% over the standard weight for your height is considered to be...
Underweight
Overweight
Obese
Highly obese
A diet that is popular for a short time but rarely has an effect is called a(n)
Fad diet
Moderate diet
Sensible diet
Normal diet
In order to lose weight, calories consumed should be...
less than calories burned.
more than calories burned
equal to calories burned.
In order to gain weight, calories consumed should be...
less than calories burned.
more than calories burned
equal to calories burned.
The thoughts and feelings you have about your body....
Body image
Body weight
Your reflection
Total awesomeness
Individuals with ____________ often go through instances where they quickly eat large quantities of food in a short amount of time and purge their food after eating. This is known as:
Anorexia
Binge
Bulimia
Anemia
Adults who weigh 30% more than the standard for their height may be considered:
Overweight
Obese
Anorexic
Bulimic
Carb diet, cabbage diet, diet pills, and liquid diets are all examples of:
Weight cycling
Fad diets
Eating Disorders
All of the above
Which of the following is NOT a behavior associated with anorexia?
Avoiding food and meals
Exercising excessively
Eating a large amount of food in a single sitting
Weighing oneself repeatedly
Eating disorders are common in males and females.
True
False
Calories are a unit to measure energy (energy in food and energy your body burns) .
True
False
Body fat measurement is a better way to measure body weight than BMI because it takes in more individual characteristics.
True
False
Supplements can be helpful when you are not getting the nutrients you need from food.
True
False
Losing 5 pounds a week is a realistic goal when starting a weight control plan.
True
False
What is an eating disorder?
Eating too much food.
Eating or not eating, in an obsessive manner
Eating so much in one sitting that you get a food coma
Eating so much of one thing that you get sick
Which of the following is NOT a healthy way to lose weight?
Decrease the number of calories you eat
Increase the number of calories you burn
Eat three balanced meals a day
Skip a meal each day
When attempting to lose weight, you should:
Decrease your caloric intake by 250 calories/day.
Exercise 4-6 times / week
Focus on losing weight gradually instead of as fast as possible
All of the above are correct.
Common healthy weight control principles include all of the following except:
East breakfast daily
Eat a variety of foods rich in nutrients
Eat non-nutritious foods, as long as you exercise
Regular exercise should be done in combination with healthy eating
More muscle mass, increases your metabolism, which in turn, burns more fat throughout the day
True
False
Most fast food are generally high in:
Calories, fat, and vitamins
Fat, sugar, and vitamins
Fat, sodium, and minerals
Sodium, fat, and calories
