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100

This nutrient is the body's main source of energy and is found in bread, pasta, and fruit.

What are Carbohydrates?

100

This is the minimum number of minutes of physical activity teens should get every single day.

What is 60 Minutes? 

100

This is the recommended number of hours of sleep teens should get each night for their brains and bodies to grow properly. 

What is 8 to 10 hours?

100

This part of a food package tells you exactly how many calories, fats, and sugars are inside.

What is the nutrition facts label?

100

You should brush your teeth at least this many times a day to prevent cavities and bad breath.

What is 2 times?

200

Chicken, eggs, and beans are packed with this nutrient, which helps build and repair your muscles.

What is Protein?

200

This type of exercise gets your heart pumping and lungs working, like running, swimming, or cycling.

What is Aerobic Exercise

200

You should turn off televisions, computers, and smartphones at least this many minutes before going to bed.

What is 60-120 minutes?

200

This number on a food label tells you how much food is considered a single helping.

What is serving size?
200

This product helps block or mask body odor.

What is deodorant or antiperspirant?

300

This nutrient helps your body store energy and absorb vitamins. Avocados and nuts have the healthy kind.

What is Fat?

300

Doing push-ups, pull-ups, or lifting weights helps build this specific type of fitness.

What is Muscular Fitness?

300

This type of light, emitted from phone and tablet screens, tricks your brain into thinking it is still daytime.

What is blue-light?

300

Foods like chips and candy that have a lot of calories but no real vitamins or minerals are called these types of calories.

What are empty calories?

300

Washing your face daily removes this oily substance produced by your skin that can trap bacteria and cause acne.

What is sebum?

400

This is the unit of measurement used to show how much energy a food gives your body.

What are Calories?

400

Stretching after a workout helps improve this, which is your muscles' ability to move through a full range of motion.

What is flexibility?

400

This is the name for the natural, internal "clock" in your brain that controls your daily sleep and wake cycles.

What is Circadian Rhythm?

400

On a package's ingredient list, the ingredients are listed in order from highest to lowest by this metric.

What is weight?
400

This is how often you should change your toothbrush, or after you have been sick with a cold or flu.

What is every 3 to 4 months?

500

The most important nutrient to consume.

What is Water?

500

This is the name for the slow-paced movements or stretches you do right after a hard workout to let your heart rate safely drop.

What is a Cool Down?

500

This hormone is naturally produced by your brain at night to make you feel sleepy, but screen time can stop it from releasing.

What is melatonin?

500

This plant nutrient helps your digestion and is found in whole grains, oats, apples, and beans.

What is fibre?
500

What clothing item(s) should always be washed after every wear?

What are socks and underwear?

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