Carbohydrates
Fats
Proteins
Vitamins & Minerals
Food Labels
100

Cookies and brownies are both examples of this type of carbohydrate.

What is a simple carbohydrate?

100

Fats burn ___________ as an energy source. 

What is 2nd. 

100
The basic building blocks of proteins. 

What are amino acids. 

100

This vitamin is found in citrus fruits and helps your immune system. 

What is vitamin C?

100

The first thing you should read on a food label.

What is the serving size?

200

Two examples of a complex carbohydrate.

What is [pasta, rice, bread/grains, potatoes, corn, cereal, dry beans]?

200

It is solid at room temperature and can cause heart disease over time.

What is saturated fat?

200

Essential proteins cannot be made by the body and must be consumed by eating animal  // plant sources (choose one). 

What are animal sources. 

200

This mineral helps you have strong teeth and bones. 

What is calcium?

200

Something you should limit in your diet.

What is [fats - saturated & unsaturated, trans fats, cholesterol, and sodium]?

300

Fructose, glucose, lactose, dextrose, and high fructose corn syrup are all examples. 

What is sugar?

300

Approximately ___% of your daily diet should come from healthy fats. 

What is 30%

300

Proteins that make up your body.  (List 3)

What are bones, muscles, connective tissue, skin, internal organs, blood, hair, nails, and teeth.

300

Your body has to have fat to store this type of vitamin.

What are fat-soluble vitamins?

300

Something you should get plenty of in your diet.

What is [vitamins, minerals, fiber]?

400

It is a complex carbohydrate but it cannot be digested.  You need it for healthy body functions, like pooping. 

What is fiber?

400

Examples include nuts, seeds, vegetable oil, avocados, olives, and olive oil. 

What is unsaturated fat?

400

An ovo-lacto vegetarian will eat some animal sources. 

What are eggs and milk products.

400

Trace means _____________ and major means ___________. 

What is small and big. 

400

The way they order the ingredients in a food label.

What is most plentiful to least plentiful?

500

Athletes might do this the night before a big competition to store energy.

What is carb loading?

500

Trans fats are made in an industrial process that adds ____________ to liquid vegetable oil to make them more solid. 

What is hydrogen?

500

The human body needs ______ different amino acids to make all of you!

What is 20. 

500

The percentage of calories that come from consuming vitamins and minerals.

What is 0%?

500

Samantha drinks a pop.  There were 40 grams of sugar in the serving.  What is the correct number of teaspoons (sugar cubes) Samantha consumed?

What is 10 teaspoons (sugar cubes)?