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Unsatisfactory Nutritional Intake

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

What can happen to the body if nutrition is not adequate?

a)

Malnutrition

b)

Improved health

c)

Increased energy

d)

Stronger immune system

2.

How can culture affect someone's diet?

a)

Some cultures have dietary rules or traditional foods that shape what people eat

b)

All cultures eat the same foods

c)

Culture does not affect diet

d)

Only people in cold climates have poor diets

3.

Which is an example of excess in nutrition?

a)

Consuming too much sugar or fat

b)

Eating a balanced diet

c)

Drinking plenty of water

d)

Eating enough fruit and vegetables

4.

According to The Eatwell Guide, which drink should you have no more than 1 glass of per day?

a)

Fruit juice

b)

Water

c)

Milk

d)

Tea

5.

Why should you eat fewer foods high in fat, salt, or sugar?

a)

To maintain a healthy diet and reduce health risks

b)

To save money on groceries

c)

To avoid cooking complicated meals

d)

To increase energy levels instantly

6.

What is a nutritional deficiency?

a)

Not getting enough of the right nutrients

b)

Eating too much food

c)

Only eating fruits and vegetables

d)

Drinking too much water

7.

What can happen if someone regularly eats too much or too little of the right foods?

a)

They may have health problems from not enough or too much nutrition

b)

They will always feel energetic and healthy

c)

Their diet will not affect their health

d)

They will never need to see a doctor

8.

What does it mean to have an "excess" of a nutrient?

a)

Too little of a nutrient

b)

Too much of a nutrient

c)

No nutrients

d)

A balanced amount of nutrients

9.

What is the most common form of overnutrition?

a)

Eating more energy foods than needed

b)

Not eating enough fruits and vegetables

c)

Drinking too much water

d)

Skipping breakfast

10.

Why should you limit saturated (animal based) fats in your diet?

a)

To reduce the risk of obesity and heart disease

b)

To increase vitamin absorption

c)

To improve eyesight

d)

To strengthen bones

11.

What can happen if you eat too much salt?

a)

High Blood Pressure

b)

Low Blood Sugar

c)

Asthma

d)

Diabetes

12.

What nutrients are found in fruits and vegetables?

a)

Vitamins, minerals, and fibre

b)

Carbohydrates

c)

Proteins

d)

Fats

13.

Why should you eat fruit and vegetables?

a)

They give important vitamins, minerals, and fibre

b)

They are the only source of protein

c)

They have only water

d)

They are high in unhealthy fats

14.

If someone is anaemic, which dietary deficiency could be the cause?

a)

Not eating enough fruit and vegetables

b)

Eating too much sugar

c)

Drinking too much water

d)

Eating too much meat

15.

Which of the following is NOT a symptom of anaemia?

a)

Headache

b)

Irregular heartbeats

c)

Chest pain

d)

Increased appetite

16.

What health problems can be caused by not getting enough vitamin D?

a)

Tooth decay and headaches

b)

Rickets, soft bones, and osteoporosis

c)

High blood pressure and diabetes

d)

Muscle cramps and fever

17.

Why is dairy important for bones and teeth?

a)

Dairy has calcium, which makes bones and teeth strong.

b)

Dairy has sugar, which makes bones strong.

c)

Dairy has protein, which is only for muscles.

d)

Dairy has iron, which helps bones.

18.

What happens if someone eats too little iron?

a)

They will have stronger bones

b)

They will have improved eyesight

c)

They will gain weight rapidly

d)

They may develop anaemia

19.

Which of the following is a benefit of eating fibre-rich foods?

a)

Higher blood pressure

b)

Increased risk of heart disease

c)

Weaker immune system

d)

Improved digestion and less constipation

20.

Why should sugary drinks be limited?

a)

They improve muscle growth

b)

They strengthen bones

c)

They provide essential vitamins

d)

They can contribute to tooth decay and obesity