The Digestive System
Interrelationships between nutrients
Preparation techniques to produce nutritious foods
Fat and water soluble vitamins
Food Nutrients
100

Where does the digestive system start?

Mouth 


100

Green leafy vegetables are a source of?

Folate 

100

Baking is an example of which cooking method?

Dry Heat 
100

Substances that your body can make for itself in small amounts

Vitamins 

100

List the 5 food groups

Vegetables, Protein, Dairy, Fruit and Grains 

200

Breaks down starch into glucose

Amylase 

200

Vitamin C helps __________ absorption 

Iron

200

Boiling is an example of which cooking method?

Moist Heat 
200

Vitamins are categorised into ______ categories

2

200

How many essential nutrients?

6

300

Teeth and tongue break down food into smaller pieces - type of digestion?

Mechanical 

300

___________ slows down the absorption of calcium 

Fibre 

300

Vitamins A, D, E and K are _________ soluble vitamins

Fat

300

The nutrients we need in large amounts, which are sources of energy; these are the proteins, lipids and carbohydrates

macronutrients

400

Disaccharide example which combine glucose and fructose 

Sucrose 


400

Calcium and Phosphorus have a positive or negative effect? 

Positive 


400

Vitamin C and B Group Vitamins are _______ soluble 

Water 

400

The nutrients we need in only small amounts; these are the vitamins and minerals

micronutrients

500

A protein that acts as a catalyst in a biological reaction.

Enzyme 

500

Name the three nutrients involved in the provision of energy.

Carbohydrates, Proteins and Lipids 

500

How many vitamins do we need to get from our food for our body?

11

500

Proteins are made from _________ different amino acids,

22

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