WorksheetsCh 1 + ch 10 review
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 56mins
Which statement best applies to social health?
How you express thoughts and feelings
How you treat your body
How you interact with others
The PACER, push-up test, sit-up test, and sit-and-reach test all impact which side of the health triangle the most?
Physical
Mental/Emotional
Social
Which is an example of a POSITIVE impact on your physical health?
staying up all night playing Fortnite
eating ice cream for breakfast
washing your hands frequently
binge watching your favorite show
Staying up late every night affects part of health?
Going to a movie with friends represents what part of health?
Eating plenty of fruits and vegetables represents what part of the health?
Showing sadness when someone you care about dies represents what part of the health?
Sleeping at least 8-10 hours a day will be great for your ________ health
The process by which your body takes in and uses food is called?
nutrition
calories
kinetic energy
photosynthesis
_______ is a unit of heat used to measure the energy your body uses and the energy it receives from food.
Fiber
Calorie
Vitamins
Sugars
Your body relies on food to provide it with the _______ it needs to grow, to repair itself, and to supply you with energy.
grains
vitamins
nutrients
cabrohydrates
Which of the following is NOT one of the 5 food groups?
protein foods
grains
fruits
carbohydrates
Your body's main source of energy is
proteins
carbohydrates
fiber
vitamins
Water is in all of your body cells and is essential for most body functions. These include:
moving food through the digestive system.
transporting nutrients and removing wastes.
lubricating joints.
all of the above
Which of the following is not one of the four basic steps for preventing foodborne illness?
Clean
Chop
Cook
Chill
List the 5 basic food groups.
(a)
Your body uses carbohydrates by breaking them down into
sugars
amino acids
fatty acids
water
An interactive guide to healthy eating and active living is
food allergies
FDA
food additives
MyPlate
______ are used to keep food safe for a longer period of time, to boost nutrient content, or to improve taste, texture, or appearance.
vitamins
minerals
food additives
pasteurization
Consuming saturated fats and trans fats can increase the levels _______
in your blood.
fiber
cholesterol
sugars
vitamins
The Dietary Guidelines recommend that teens be physically active
20 minutes a day
30 minutes 2 days a week
60 minutes a day
45 minutes a day
Very lean cuts of beef can be part of a low-fat diet
False
True
When we make a habit of overeating and gobbling food down quickly, we create problems for our _____ system.
Circulatory
Respiratory
Nervous
Digestive
The fats in the Mediterranean diet are mostly _____, so they are more heart healthy than the fats in red meat and cheese
Complex
Omega-3
Unsaturated
Saturated
Red meat contains _____ fatty acids, which pose a danger to our heart and GI tract.
Saturated
Polyunsaturated
Omega-3
Monosaturated
Which logo represents the company Mitsubishi?
Identify the name of the company by looking at part of the logo. Which one is it?
Kellogg's
Coca-Cola
Pepsi
Folgers
Simone Biles
Vanessa Williams
Selena Williams
Serena Williams
What is the main role of vitamin C in the body?
Helps form new cells and reduces the risk of birth defects if taken by a pregnant woman
Helps protect against illness and heal wounds
Helps the body use calcium
Helps with blood clotting
Helps with vision at night and production of white blood cells
What are vitamins used for in the body?
A quick useful source of energy
Help to regulate body processes
Act as stored energy for the body
All of the above
Both A and B are correct
Where can people get Vitamin D?
Sweet potatoes, Carrots, & Spinnach
Spinach, broccoli, kale, & brusel sprouts
Oranges, strawberries, grapefruit
Eggs, Cheese, Sunlight
Beef, nuts, enriched cereal, liver
What is the main difference between the subgroups of vitamins?
There aren't any subgroups of vitamins
One sub group needs to be replaced every day because they are dissolved in water and the other can be stored in fat in the body
One sub group provides enough nourishment for the body while the other can cause problems if consumed
Both of the subgroups need to be consumed on a daily basis because they cannot be stored in the body
Once group provides a quick burst of energy and the other provides long term energy
What foods are high in Vitamin A?
Sweet potatoes, Carrots, & Spinnach
Spinach, broccoli, kale, & brusel sprouts
Oranges, strawberries, grapefruit
Eggs, Cheese, Sunlight
Beef, nuts, enriched cereal, liver
______ vitamins are easily absorbed by the body, which means you won't store large amounts of it.
Fat Soluble
What are the fat-soluble vitamins?
B, C, E, K
A, D, C, B
A, B, C, D
A, D, E, K
What are the water-soluble vitamins?
A, K, B, D
A, C, B, E
B and C
What foods are the best source of Vitamin C?
Green leafy vegetables
Nuts and Seeds
All fruits and vegetables
Some signs of deficiency with this vitamin may be night blindness, eye infections, rough skin, or respiratory infections.
A
D
E
K
This fat soluble vitamin helps with blood clotting and is only needed in a small amount.
A
D
E
K
This vitamin protects red blood cells and stabilizes cell membranes. Too much of it (toxicity) can cause general digestive discomfort.
A
D
E
K
Vitamin D is from the sun and helps with the mineral (a) .
a water-soluble vitamin found in citrus fruits
vitamin A
vitamin D
vitamin E
vitamin C
eight vitamins that work together
vitamin A
vitamin E
B vitamins
vitamin K
Which nutrient is responsible for building bones, muscles, skin, and hair?
Protein
Water
Vitamins
Fats
Which vegetables have the most vitamins and minerals?
Yellow and Red
Orange and Yellow
Red, Orange and Dark Green
Dark Green and Yellow
This helps to prevent scurvy:
Iodine
Vitamin C
Iron
Vitamin D
This helps to prevent osteoporosis:
Iron
Sodium
Fluorine
Calcium
Milk is fortified with this vitamin:
Vitamin E
Vitamin K
Vitamin B
Vitamin D
Water does nothing to control body temperature.
True
False
Vitamin C is classified as a(an):
Micro/Trace Mineral
Macro Mineral
Water-Soluble Vitamin
Fat-Soluble Vitamin
Electrolyte
Sodium is classified as a(an):
Micro/Trace Mineral
Macro Mineral
Water-Soluble Vitamin
Fat-Soluble Vitamin
Electrolyte
Stir-Frying:
Preserves Nutrients
Destroys Nutrients
Deep-Frying:
Preserves Nutrients
Destroys Nutrients
Eating Vegetables Raw:
Preserves Nutrients
Destroys Nutrients
