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WorksheetsQuiz Bee Questions - Nutrisyon 2025
Total questions: 52
Worksheet time: 1hrs 16mins
What do we call the food that provides energy to the body?
(a)
What food is commonly rich in protein?
(a)
Which of these belongs to 'Glow foods'?
Eating breakfast is important to…
How many glasses of water are recommended in a day?
What is the color of the part of the Pinggang Pinoy for vegetables and fruits?
Iodine deficiency can cause what disease?
(a)
Which vitamin helps strengthen bones and teeth?
(a)
What mineral is needed for strong bones?
(a)
Which fruit is known for its high Vitamin C content?
What nutrient is lacking in a person who is always tired, pale, and dizzy?
(a)
Which organ of the body is affected by excessive consumption of fatty foods?
(a)
What does 'hidden hunger' refer to?
What is the main goal of the Pinggang Pinoy campaign of FNRI?
What is the effect of excessive sodium (salt) consumption on health?
Which part of the body primarily fights disease and is strengthened by Vitamin C?
(a)
Which government program provides additional nutrition to underweight children?
What do we call the lack of nutrients in food that can lead to stunting?
(a)
Which food group should be eaten the most according to Pinggang Pinoy?
Which of the following is NOT a nutritious snack?
(a)
What does 'food and nutrition security' mean according to FAO?
What do we call the temporary but severe lack of food that can lead to hunger?
(a)
What is the role of 'fortification' in nutrition?
Which government agency is responsible for food and nutrition research in the Philippines?
What do we call the effect of malnutrition seen in poor brain development in children?
What is the nutritional status indicator that measures weight according to age?
(a)
What does 'double burden of malnutrition' mean?
How does micronutrient deficiency differ from protein-energy malnutrition?
What do we call the situation where it is unknown when and where the next food will come from?
(a)
What sustainable strategy is the most effective long-term solution to food insecurity?
What do we call the situation where it is unknown when and where the next food will come from?
(a)
What sustainable strategy is the most effective long-term solution to food insecurity?
What is the main goal of Nutrition Month?
To teach cooking
To promote nutrition and health
To provide aid
To lose weight
What does 'nutrition security' mean?
Having plenty of food
Food safety from disasters
Continuous access to sufficient, nutritious, and safe food
Punishing those who do not eat vegetables
Which of the following is an example of 'go food'?
Milk
Rice
Fish
Apple
What do we call the disease caused by a deficiency of Vitamin A?
Anemia
Goiter
Night Blindness
Scurvy
Which of the following is NOT a part of Pinggang Pinoy?
Vegetables and fruits
Meat or alternative protein
Junk foods
Go foods like rice or bread
What is the main benefit of eating fruits and vegetables daily?
Weight gain
Improving skin
Strengthening the body and immunity
Quenching thirst
What does 'food security' mean?
Food that is always discounted
Access to sufficient and safe food at all times
Importing food from other countries
Hiding food for emergencies
Which vitamin is obtained from the sun that helps in calcium absorption?
Vitamin C
Vitamin A
Vitamin D
Vitamin K
Which of the following is the correct eating behavior?
Eating while watching TV
Eating three times a day with snacks
Eating snacks before sleeping
Skipping breakfast
Which government agency leads the celebration of Nutrition Month?
DOH
DILG
NNC
DA
The statement 'Eating fast food every day is safe and nutritious.'
True
False
The statement 'Vitamin C helps strengthen the immune system.'
True
False
The statement 'Children lacking nutrition may struggle in learning.'
True
False
The statement 'Excessive consumption of sweets can lead to diabetes.'
True
False
The statement 'Having food security means unlimited food supply.'
True
False
The correct amount and type of food is called _
The main celebrant of Nutrition Month is the _
Nutritious food should have go, grow, and _ food.
(a)
Iron deficiency can lead to a disease called _
(a)
Eating vegetables and fruits daily helps prevent _
(a)
