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Understanding Food Labels

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How many servings are in this container?

a)

2/3

b)

8

c)

4

d)

230

2.

What does the "Calories" section on a food label indicate?

a)

The total number of calories in the entire package

b)

The number of calories per serving

c)

The number of calories from fat only

d)

The number of calories from carbohydrates only

3.

If a food label states that a serving size is 1 cup and the package contains 4 cups, how many servings are in the package?

a)

1 serving

b)

2 servings

c)

4 servings

d)

8 servings

4.

Which of the following is NOT required to be listed on a Nutrition Facts label?

a)

Total Fat

b)

Vitamin D

c)

Total Carbohydrates

d)

Caffeine content

5.

How is the % Daily Value (%DV) on a food label calculated?

a)

Based on a 1,500-calorie diet

b)

Based on a 2,000-calorie diet

c)

Based on a 2,500-calorie diet

d)

Based on a 3,000-calorie diet

6.

If a food label states that a product contains 10g of protein per serving, how many grams of protein are in 3 servings?

a)

10g

b)

20g

c)

30g

d)

40g

7.

Which of the following ingredients is most likely to be a source of trans fat?

a)

Olive oil

b)

Butter

c)

Partially hydrogenated oil

d)

Coconut oil

8.

What does the term "reduced fat" mean on a food label?

a)

The product has 25% less fat than the regular version

b)

The product has no fat

c)

The product has 50% less fat than the regular version

d)

The product has 75% less fat than the regular version

9.

Which of the following is a health claim that might be found on a food label?

a)

"Low in sodium"

b)

"May reduce the risk of heart disease"

c)

"Contains 100 calories"

d)

"Rich in flavor"

10.

What is the primary purpose of the ingredient list on a food label?

a)

To provide nutritional information

b)

To list all ingredients in descending order by weight

c)

To highlight the most important ingredients

d)

To indicate the country of origin

11.

If a food label states that a product is "sugar-free," what does this mean?

a)

The product contains no sugar at all

b)

The product contains less than 0.5g of sugar per serving

c)

The product contains artificial sweeteners

d)

The product contains natural sugars only

12.

Which of the following nutrients is typically NOT included in the % Daily Value on a food label?

a)

Protein

b)

Total Fat

c)

Sodium

d)

Dietary Fiber

13.

What does the term "organic" mean when used on a food label?

a)

The product is free of all chemicals

b)

The product is made with at least 95% organic ingredients

c)

The product is made with 100% organic ingredients

d)

The product is made with at least 50% organic ingredients

14.

Which of the following is a requirement for a food label to claim "low sodium"?

a)

The product contains less than 140mg of sodium per serving

b)

The product contains no sodium

c)

The product contains less than 240mg of sodium per serving

d)

The product contains less than 100mg of sodium per serving

15.

What does the term "light" or "lite" mean on a food label?

a)

The product has no calories

b)

The product has 50% fewer calories or 50% less fat than the regular version

c)

The product has 25% fewer calories or 25% less fat than the regular version

d)

The product has 75% fewer calories or 75% less fat than the regular version

16.

Which of the following is NOT a regulated term by the FDA on food labels?

a)

"Gluten-free"

b)

"Natural"

c)

"Organic"

d)

"Low fat"

17.

If a food label states that a product contains 200 calories per serving and there are 4 servings in the package, what is the total caloric content of the package?

a)

200 calories

b)

400 calories

c)

600 calories

d)

800 calories

18.

Which of the following is an example of a nutrient content claim?

a)

"May reduce the risk of osteoporosis"

b)

"High in vitamin C"

c)

"Supports immune health"

d)

"Contains antioxidants"

19.

What does the term "enriched" mean on a food label?

a)

Nutrients have been added to replace those lost during processing

b)

The product is made with whole grains

c)

The product contains added sugars

d)

The product is fortified with vitamins and minerals

20.

Which of the following is a requirement for a food label to claim "high fiber"?

a)

The product contains at least 2g of fiber per serving

b)

The product contains at least 3g of fiber per serving

c)

The product contains at least 5g of fiber per serving

d)

The product contains at least 7g of fiber per serving

21.

What does the term "fortified" mean on a food label?

a)

The product is made with whole grains

b)

Nutrients have been added that were not originally present

c)

The product contains no artificial ingredients

d)

The product is low in calories