Human Development
What is a child called between the ages of 1 and 3?
Toddler
What is the nutrition icon of the program that encourages healthy eating called?
Choose My Plate
What right do consumers have to keep them from harm when using a product?
The right to safety.
What is a round piece of plastic or metal called used to hold fabric together?
Button
What is the name of the FACS student leadership organization?
FCCLA
What is the stage between childhood and adulthood?
Adolescence
What nutrient builds muscle?
Protein
What responsibilities do consumers have when using a product?
Use it for the intended purpose safely.
When sewing a button, is it best to use single or double thread?
double
What does FACS stand for?
Family and Consumer Sciences
What is the stage of life after adolescence?
adulthood
How many servings of milk should you drink at your age daily?
3 cups
Which President of the United States created the Consumer Bill of Rights?
President John F. Kennedy
When hand sewing, what do you need to make sure is at the end of the thread to prevent the stitches from coming out?
a knot
What is the overall goal of FACS Education?
To teach life and career skills.
What two things influence personality?
heredity and environment
What foods should you fill half of your plate with?
fruit and vegetables
What is the purpose of Consumer Bill of Rights?
To protect consumers and keep them safe.
What color(s) of clothing is/are recommended to wash separately?
Red - so it doesn't bleed into other colors.
White
What are the after-school clubs that Miss Warner is an advisor?
What is the age span of an adolescent?
ages 11-18
What is the government agency that created and supports healthy eating programs?
USDA - United States Department of Agriculture
What are the two parts to the Consumer Bill of Rights?
Rights and Responsibilities
What are two types of hand stitches that are used in hand sewing (not embroidery stitches)?
running stitch and/or overcast stitch and/or back stitch
What does FCCLA stand for?
Family, Community Career Leaders of America