Protein, Fat, & Dairy
Fruits & Grains
Strength & Stretching
Aerobic & Balance
100

What are the bad types of fat and where can they be found?

Limited, saturated fats, and trans fats are bad for you. Usually used in processed foods to keep them fresh longer.


100

What are some fruit sources of potassium? 

Bananas, prunes and prune juice, dried peaches and apricots, cantaloupe, honeydew melon, and orange juice.

100

Strength training can help improve what?


Develop strong bones, manage your weight, manage chronic conditions, and sharpen your thinking skills.

100

Aerobic exercise uses what?


Air.


200

How many servings of protein should you have in your daily diet?

2-3 servings.


200

What do fruits mostly not have?

Cholesterol.


200

What does strength training mostly use?


Resistance.

200

What are some examples of aerobic exercises?


    • Soccer, baseball, basketball, swimming, and running.

300

What can lactose intolerance cause?


It can cause stomach pains, vomiting, and bloody stools.                            

300

What are the two subgroups for grains?


Whole and refined grains.



300

Stretching helps what?


Muscles from getting tight, allowing you to maintain proper posture, which can help you not to have as much aches and pains.

300

What are some examples of ways you use balance in daily activities?

Standing on tiptoes to reach something on the top shelf, walking up and down the stairs, or walking on an uneven sidewalk without falling

400

How much dairy should you have in your daily diet? (For those not lactose intolerant)


3 cups of servings a day.

400

Which grain subgroup is processed?


Refined grains.

400

When should you not stretch?

If you have a twisted ankle, joint sprains, fractured bones, or acute muscle sprains.

400

Balance exercises help with what?

Helps improve stability and help prevent falls.