Carbohydrates
Fats
Proteins
Vitamins & Minerals
Calories
100

What are the THREE main sources of carbohydrates?

Starch, Sugar and Fibre

100

What percentage of your daily calories should come from fats?

25-35%

100

What do proteins do for the body?

Helps body grow, fight disease, builds and repairs body tissue

100

Do vitamins provide energy?

no

100

What is a calorie?

A scientific way to measure energy

200

What is the main source of carbohydrates?

Plants 

200
What are the THREE main types of fats.

- Saturated

- Unsaturated

- Trans 

200

Proteins are made of building blocks called _______________.

Amino acids 

200

What is the ONLY vitamin that the body produces?

Vitamin D

200
What is the Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR)?

how many calories your body needs at rest

300

1 gram of carbohydrates equals how many calories?

4

300

What is the BEST type of fat, and what are some food sources?

Unsaturated: oils and fish

300

What percentage of your daily calories should come from proteins?

15%

300

Where are minerals found?

earth, soil, water; we consume them through plants

300

What is a Neutral Energy Balance? 

when energy intake is equal to energy expenditure

400

What is the only carbohydrate that does not provide energy?

FIBRE

400

What is the WORSE type of fat, and what are some food sources?

Trans: margarines, processed foods, fried food

400

What is the difference between COMPLETE and INCOMPLETE proteins?

Complete Proteins: supply all 9 essential amino acids the body cannot produce.

 Incomplete Proteins: do not supply all 9 essential amino acids but have the same effect when eaten together.

400

What are THREE of the FOUR MAJOR minerals?

calcium, phosphorus, magnesium and zinc

400

What is Negative Energy Balance?

Fewer calories taken in than is burned off through activity.Results in weight loss

500

What is the GLYCEMIC INDEX (GI) SCALE?

A scale that measures how quickly carbohydrates are broken down into sugar.

500

Which type of cholesterol is GOOD?

High-Density Lipoproteins (HDL)

500

What are the main sources of COMPLETE proteins, and INCOMPLETE proteins?

Complete Proteins: animal sources. 

Incomplete Proteins: plant sources.

500

Which micronutrient is living and which micronutrient is non-living

Vitamins = living

Minerals = non living

500

What is Positive energy balance?

more food taken in than is balanced out with physical activity.

Results in weight gain