Food Facts or Fiction
What's on Your Plate?
Eating Healthy on a Budget
Physical Health & Fitness
Body Maintenance — Sleep, Water & Healthy Habits
100

True or false: Your body needs carbohydrates for energy.

True

100

Name one vegetable that can be part of a healthy meal.

Examples: broccoli, carrots, spinach, cabbage

100

Which is usually cheaper per serving: cooking beans at home or buying restaurant meals?

Cooking beans at home

100

Name one physical activity you can do without a gym membership.

Walking

100

What should you drink regularly to help prevent dehydration?

Water

200

Which has more fiber: a whole apple or apple juice?

A whole apple

200

Which is a protein source: eggs, soda, or candy?


Eggs

200

Name one healthy food that can last a long time in your pantry.

Examples: oats, brown rice, canned beans

200

What is one benefit of regular physical activity?

It supports heart health, strength, mood, or sleep.

200

Name one sign that you might not be drinking enough fluids.

Examples: thirst, dark yellow urine, or dizziness

300

True or false: Skipping meals is always a healthy way to lose weight.

False

300

What is one benefit of eating fruits and vegetables?

They provide vitamins, minerals, and fiber.

300

Are frozen vegetables generally a healthy option compared with fresh vegetables?

Yes

300

True or false: You have to work out intensely every day to benefit from exercise.

False

300

How many hours of sleep do most adults generally need each night?

About 7–9 hours

400

What are the three main nutrients that provide calories: protein, carbohydrates, and what else?

Fat

400

If you are making a balanced plate, what should fill about half your plate?

Fruits and vegetables

400

You have $10 to buy food for several meals. Name two affordable protein sources.

Examples: eggs, beans, lentils, canned tuna, peanut butter

400

What is one way to make sitting for long periods healthier?

Stand up, stretch, or take short movement breaks.

400

Name one way poor sleep can affect your physical health or daily life.

It can affect energy, concentration, mood, or overall health.

500

Why is eating a variety of foods better than eating the same few foods every day?

Different foods provide different nutrients the body needs.

500

You have chicken, rice, and green beans available. What could you add to make the meal more balanced or varied?

Examples: fruit, another vegetable, or beans; answers depend on what is already included.

500

You are hungry after work and want to avoid spending $15 on fast food. Name one meal you could prepare at home for less.

Examples: eggs and toast, beans and rice, or a baked potato with beans.

500

Someone says, "I can't exercise because I don't have money for a gym." What are three free ways they could become more active?

Examples: walking, dancing at home, bodyweight exercises, or using public parks.

500

Name three small habits that could improve your physical health over the next seven days.

Examples: drink more water, walk daily, eat breakfast, get consistent sleep, or add vegetables to meals.

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