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Sugar

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Why do we like the taste of sugar so much?

a)

It's addictive.

b)

It's salty.

c)

It looks cool.

d)

Because it's in all my favorite foods!

2.

Which organ produces insulin?

a)

Heart

b)

Brain

c)

Pancreas

d)

Lower Intestine

3.

Which of the following has the most sugar per serving?

a)

Eggs

b)

Bananas

c)

Soda

d)

Water

4.

Which disease can be caused by consistently consuming too much sugar?

a)

Heart Disease

b)

Appendicitis

c)

Coronavirus

5.

Instead of soda, what should you choose?

a)

Water

b)

A different soda

c)

Fruit Juice

d)

A Starbucks Frappuccino

6.

Will you get diabetes if you consume a large amount of sugar at your birthday party, but usually maintain healthy eating habits?

a)

Yes!

b)

No!

7.

Many drink packages are misleading. What does misleading mean?

a)

Causing people to believe something that is not true.

b)

Causing people to be led into a dangerous place.

c)

Causing people to miss their school bus.

8.

What is the best way to know what is in your drink?

a)

Read the nutrition label

b)

Ask your friend

c)

Who cares - just drink it.

9.

Consuming too much added sugar can cause health problems. These include...

a)

tooth decay, obesity, and heart disease

b)

brain fog, broken bones, hangnails

c)

dry hair and skin

10.

What are some effects of sugar on the body?

a)

Weight gain, increased risk of obesity, type 2 diabetes, heart disease, tooth decay, and inflammation.

b)

Improved digestion, increased energy levels, enhanced brain function.

c)

Reduced risk of obesity, improved cardiovascular health, stronger teeth.

d)

Decreased inflammation, lower blood sugar levels, improved immune system.

11.

Why is it important to read food labels for sugar content?

a)

To ignore the sugar content and eat whatever we want.

b)

To increase our sugar intake and improve our health.

c)

To save time by not reading food labels and guessing the sugar content.

d)

To make informed decisions about our diet and manage our sugar intake.

12.

What is one way sugar can lead to weight gain?

a)

Empty calories and increased appetite

b)

Sugar causes muscle growth and fat loss

c)

Sugar has no effect on weight gain

d)

Increased metabolism and decreased appetite

13.

True or False: Sugar can cause energy crashes.

a)

False

b)

Sugar has no effect on energy levels

c)

Sugar only provides sustained energy

d)

True

14.

How can reducing sugar intake improve overall health?

a)

By having no impact on overall health and well-being.

b)

By increasing the risk of obesity, diabetes, heart disease, and tooth decay, and by causing weight gain and low energy levels.

c)

By reducing the risk of obesity, diabetes, heart disease, and tooth decay, and by helping in maintaining a healthy weight and energy levels.

d)

By increasing the risk of obesity, diabetes, heart disease, and tooth decay, and by causing weight gain and low energy levels.

15.

How much sugar should men consume?

a)

9 teaspoons

b)

6 tablespoons

c)

1 teaspoon

d)

9 cups

16.

How much sugar can women consume?

a)

6 teaspoons

b)

4 cups

c)

9 teaspoons

d)

8 tablespoons

17.

Why do we like the taste of sugar so much?

a)

Sugar has no effect on our brain or body

b)

Sugar helps in weight loss

c)

Sugar activates the reward center in our brain and releases dopamine, creating a pleasurable sensation.

d)

Sugar is a necessary nutrient for our body