Functions
True or False
Saturated vs. Unsaturated
Sources
General Knowledge
100

which of these is NOT a function of fat?

support immune system, hormone production, provide insulation, help regulate blood sugar

100

your body needs fat to stay healthy

true


100

which type of fat is healthier for you?

unsaturated 

100

which contains more fat: whole milk or 2% milk?

whole milk 

100

what fruit is known to contain healthy fats?

avocado 

200

what does fat help protect and cushion in the body?

organs

200

fat helps you feel full after eating

true

200

what type of fat does butter mostly contain?

saturated fat 

200

what is a type of nut that contains healthy fat?

almonds, nuts, walnuts, cashews

200
what is another name for fat that helps keep us warm?

adipose tissue

300

what specific type of fat helps support brain and cardiovascular health? (must be specific)

omega-3's

300

eating fat makes you automatically gain weight

false

300

name 1 way to replace saturated fat with unsaturated fat

replace butter with olive oil, choose fish instead of beef

300

which has more fat: pretzels or potato chips?

potato chips

300

how many calories are in 1 gram of fat

9 calories

400

name 1 vitamin that needs fat in order to be absorbed

A, D, E, K

400

most saturated fat comes from plant foods

false - mostly from animal products

400

which type of fat is solid at room temperature?

saturated

400

what is one source of fat that does not come from an animal?

Nuts, seeds, avocado, or vegetable oils.

400

what are the 2 types of unsaturated fats?

monounsaturated and polyunsaturated

500

what is the part of the cell structure that fat helps form?

phospholipid bilayer 

500

the body can make all the fat it needs 

false - essential fatty acids can ONLY come from the diet

500

what is the type of cholesterol (aka "bad cholesterol") that is raised by eating more foods high in saturated fat?

LDL

500

name 2 foods that contain omega-3 fats

Salmon, sardines, walnuts, chia seeds, flaxseeds

500

what does "essential fatty acid" mean?

fats that the body cannot produce on its own and therefore must get from food sources (alpha-linolenic acid/omega-3 and linoleic acid/omega-6)

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