Red Fruit and Vegetables
Digestion
Fiber
Foods around the world
Mystery?

100


This tart, tiny red berry is a Thanksgiving staple and is unique because growers harvest them by flooding the fields.



What is a cranberry?

100

This watery substance in the mouth starts the chemical breakdown of starches.

What is saliva?

100

This food category is naturally richest in dietary fiber (Dairy products like milk and yogurt, Lean meats and poultry, Legumes, beans, and lentils, or Refined white bread and pasta).






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What is: Legumes, beans, and lentils?

100

The world's largest cupcake was made in this region of the world, and weighed this many pounds.



What is the United Kingdom, and 3 pounds?

100

This is widely known as the "sunshine vitamin" because the body makes it after being in the sun.




What is Vitamin D?

200

This jewel-like red fruit contains hundreds of edible seeds called arils, encapsulated in a tough, leathery rind.




What is a pomegranate?

200

This 10-inch muscular tube connects your throat to your stomach.



What is the esophagus?

200

BONUS (points x2)



What is one food and one non food related thing you did this week that you felt proud of?

200

Peanuts are not true nuts; they are legumes that grow underground, making them closer relatives to these high fiber high protein staples.

 

What are beans and lentils.


200

BONUS (x3)

What are three examples of hunger cues?

300

Wild apples, the direct ancestors of most modern domesticated apples, originated in the rugged mountains of which modern-day region?

A. Kazakhstan

B. Italy

C. England

D. Japan



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What is Kazakhstan?

300

The total path from your mouth to your rear end is longer than this vehicle. 

What is a school bus?

300

The primary characteristic of soluble fiber in the digestive tract (what it does).

What is: dissolves in water to form a gel-like substance?
300

BONUS (x2 points)

Name one example of an after school snack you could have that includes some protein

300

This month is National Oatmeal Month officially celebrated in the United States.

What is January (when people buy the most oats)?

400
This is why cranberry bogs are flooded with water during the autumn harvest.
A. To protect the delicate vines from harsh winter frost


What is: because the berries contain tiny pockets of air that make them float?



400

This condition results from a lack of the enzyme needed to digest the primary sugar found in dairy.


What is lactose intolerance?

400

Comparing a serving of raspberries, an apple with skin, and a slice of white bread, how do their dietary fiber profiles compare?  


A. White bread has the highest total fiber because it is a dense baked grain.

B. The apple and white bread have identical fiber amounts, while raspberries have none.

C. All three choices provide the exact same ratio of soluble to insoluble fiber.

D. Raspberries and the apple with skin provide high amounts of total fiber, whereas white bread provides minimal fiber.





What is: Raspberries and the apple with skin provide high amounts of total fiber, whereas white bread provides minimal fiber.

400

Fortune Cookies: While commonly served at Chinese restaurants in Western countries, fortune cookies were actually invented in this state by people from this country.

What is  San Francisco, California (by Japanese immigrants in California), not China.


400

Adding a daily bowl of oatmeal with raisins helps increase this dietary component important for gut health.







What is fiber?

500

BONUS (1.5x points)

What is one food you can do an exposure with this week?

500

Your digestive tract hosts over this many different species of bacteria, and your body actually contains more microbial cells than human cells.


What is 500 different species?

500
This food is an excellent source of fiber: 

A. Oatmeal and oat bran

B. Wheat bran and whole wheat flour

C. Psyllium husk powder

D. Pectin from apples


What is wheat bran and whole wheat flour

500

This nut is used to make marzipan?

What are almonds?

500

This is the most widely eaten fish in the world? 



What is herring (though tilapia and salmon are close behind)?

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