Plant-Based Diets
Protein- Powered Diets
Timing Is Everything
Heart-Healthy Eating
Diet Facts & Lifestyle Category Name
100

This diet avoids all animal products, including meat, dairy, eggs, and honey.

What is a Vegan diet?

100

This diet allows fish and seafood but avoids beef, pork, and chicken.

What is a Pescatarian diet?

100

This eating pattern focuses on when you eat instead of what you eat.

What is Intermittent Fasting? (Time-Restricted Eating also acceptable.)

100

This eating pattern emphasizes olive oil, fish, fruits, vegetables, and whole grains.

What is the Mediterranean Diet?

100

True or False: There is only one healthy diet.

False

200

This eating pattern avoids meat but may include eggs and dairy.

What is a Vegetarian diet?

200

This diet is very low in carbohydrates and higher in fat.

What is the Keto diet?

200

This eating pattern limits meals to a specific time window each day.

What is Time-Restricted Eating?

200

This diet was designed to help support healthy blood pressure.

What is the DASH Diet?

200

Besides food, name one thing that is part of a healthy lifestyle.

  • Exercise
  • Sleep
  • Hydration
  • Stress management
  • Social relationships
300

This eating pattern focuses on eating mostly whole, minimally processed plant foods.

What is a Whole-Food Plant-Based diet?

300

This diet consists almost entirely of animal-based foods.

What is the Carnivore diet?

300

This eating pattern usually involves eating one meal each day.

What is OMAD (One Meal a Day)?

300

This eating pattern limits saturated fat and encourages lean proteins.

What is a Low-Fat Diet?

300

True or False: Everyone should follow the same diet.

False

400

This eating pattern is mostly vegetarian but allows meat or fish occasionally.

What is a Flexitarian diet?

400

This diet emphasizes whole, minimally processed foods similar to those early humans may have eaten.

What is the Paleo diet?

400

Name one reason someone may choose a fasting-based eating pattern.

  • Simplicity
  • Personal health goals
  • Structured eating schedule
  • Religious reasons
  • Personal preference
400

This eating pattern reduces breads, pasta, rice, and sugary foods but is usually less restrictive than Keto.

What is a Low-Carbohydrate Diet?

400

Name two reasons why different people choose different diets.

  • Health
  • Religion
  • Culture
  • Budget
  • Personal preference
  • Medical conditions
  • Environmental concerns
  • Ethical beliefs
500

Name two reasons someone might choose a plant-based eating pattern.

Health goals, environmental concerns, animal welfare, religion, culture, or personal preference.

500

Name one major difference between the Keto and Carnivore diets.

Keto includes low-carb vegetables; Carnivore generally does not.

500

Name one religion and the special fasting season associated with it.

  • Christianity — Lent
  • Islam — Ramadan
  • Judaism — Yom Kippur
500

Name one healthy habit shared by most of the diets discussed in class.

  • Eating more fruits and vegetables
  • Drinking water
  • Limiting processed foods
  • Eating more whole foods
  • Eating a variety of nutrient-rich foods
500

A person wants to eat more vegetables, whole grains, fish, and healthy fats like olive oil while limiting processed foods. Which eating pattern best fits these goals?

What is the Mediterranean Diet?