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food nutrtion

Total questions: 34

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

WIC

a)

program that provides nutrition aid and support low-income pregnant women, mothers and young children.

b)

offers meals and nutrition services to older adults to support their health and well-being

c)

provides free or low-cost meals to student in U.S. schools to promote healthy eaking and combat hunger.

d)

provides low-income individuals and families with funds to purchase food to improve their nutrition and health.

2.

Elderly Nutrition Program:

a)
  • program that provides mutrition aid and support low-income pregnant women, matters and young children.

b)
  • offers meals and nutrition services to older adults to support their health and well-being.

c)
  • provides free or low-cost meals to student in U.S. schools to promote healthy roking and combat hunger.

d)
  • provides low-income individuals and families with funds to purchase food to improve their nutrition and health.

3.
  • National Scheol Lunch Progres:

a)
  • offers meals and nutrition services to older adults to support their health and well-being.

b)
  • program that provides mutrition aid and support low-income pregnant women, matters and young children.

c)
  • provides free or low-cost meals to student in U.S. schools to promote healthy roking and combat hunger.

d)
  • provides low-income individuals and families with funds to purchase food to improve their nutrition and health.

4.

SNAP:

a)
  • provides low-income individuals and families with funds to purchase food to improve their nutrition and health.

b)
  • offers meals and nutrition services to older adults to support their health and well-being.

c)
  • provides free or low-cost meals to student in U.S. schools to promote healthy roking and combat hunger.

d)
  • program that provides mutrition aid and support low-income pregnant women, matters and young children.

5.

What does FCCLA stand for

4 lines
6.

Mediterranean

a)

includes dairy and eggs but no meat

b)

No animal products, including dairy, eggs, or meat.

c)

Focus on food like fruits, vegatables, fish, nuts, and olive oil.

d)

Excludes meat but may include dairy and eggs.

e)

High processed foods, red meats, fats, and added sugar.

7.

Vegan

a)

High processed foods, red meats, fats, and added sugar.

b)

No animal products, including dairy, eggs, or meat.

c)

Focus on food like fruits, vegatables, fish, nuts, and olive oil.

d)

Excludes meat but may include dairy and eggs.

e)

includes dairy and eggs but no meat

8.

Vegatarian

a)

Focus on food like fruits, vegatables, fish, nuts, and olive oil.

b)

No animal products, including dairy, eggs, or meat.

c)

includes dairy and eggs but no meat

d)

Excludes meat but may include dairy and eggs.

e)

High processed foods, red meats, fats, and added sugar.

9.

Lacto-ovo-vegaberian

a)

includes dairy and eggs but no meat

b)

High processed foods, red meats, fats, and added sugar.

c)

Excludes meat but may include dairy and eggs.

d)

No animal products, including dairy, eggs, or meat.

e)

Focus on food like fruits, vegatables, fish, nuts, and olive oil.

10.

Standard American diet

a)

High processed foods, red ments, fats, and added sugar.

b)

includes daing and eggs but no meat

c)

Excludes meat but may include dairy and eggs.

d)

No animal products, including dairy, eggs or meat.

e)

Focus on Food like fruits, vegatables, fish, nuts, and oive oil.

11.

Food allergy

a)

Involves difficulty digesting a food or its components, leading to symptoms like bloating, gas, or stomach pain, but is generally less severe.

b)

Involves an immune system reaction to a food, often causing severe symptoms such as swelling, hives, or anaphylaxis.

12.

Food intolerance

a)

Involves an immune system reaction to a food, often causing severe symptoms such as swelling, hives, or anaphylaxis.

b)

Involves difficulty digesting a food or its components, leading to symptoms like bloating, gas, or stomach pain, but is generally less severe.

13.

Calories recommended daily

(a)  

14.

What’s the healthiest fat?

(a)  

15.

How long is the recommended time you should be washing your hands? (Write in numbers)

(a)  

16.

How much calories do carbohydrate provide in each gram (in number)

(a)  

17.

How many calories do protein provide in each gram

(a)  

18.

How many calories do fat provide in each gram

(a)  

19.

FSIS

a)

Inspects meat/poultry

b)

Protects worker safety

c)

Tracks foodborne illnesses

d)

Regulates food safety

20.

OSHA

a)

Inspects meat/poultry

b)

Protects worker safety

c)

Tracks food bore illnesses

d)

Regulates food safety

21.

CDC

a)

Inspects meat/poultry

b)

Protects worker safety

c)

Regulates food safety

d)

Tracks food borne illnesses

22.

FDA

a)

Insects meat/poultry

b)

Tracks food borne illness

c)

Protects worker safety

d)

Regulates food safety

23.

What temperature is it when it is at the. “ target zone”

a)

40F—140F where bacteria grow rapidly

b)

50F—80F where bacteria grow rapidly

c)

50F—150F where bacteria grow rapidly

d)

60F—120F where bacteria grow rapidly

24.

How much percent in a fruit juice or vegetable juice to be considered part of the fruit or vegetable (put it in number solid and use % at the end of the number

(a)  

25.

T/ Tbsp stands for

(a)  

26.

t/tsp stands for

(a)  

27.

C stands for

(a)  

28.

pt Stand for

(a)  

29.

qt stands for

(a)  

30.

Gal stands for

(a)  

31.

oz stands for

(a)  

32.

lb stands for

(a)  

33.

How long is food safe in a refrigerator without power

a)

Dispose of perishable food after 4 hours without refrigerator

b)

Dispose of perishable food after 2 days without refrigerator

c)

Dispose of perishable food after 2 hours without refrigerator

d)

Dispose of perishable food after 4 days without refrigerator

34.

Food borne illness that harm pregnant women and cause complications

(a)