Nutrition Know-How
Food Facts
Label Detective
Hydration Station
Nutrition Challenge
100

Protein helps your body build and repair _________.

Muscle/tissue

100

True or false: All dietary fat is unhealthy.

False

100

What is the first thing you should check to understand what the numbers on a Nutrition Facts label refer to?

Serving size

100

Water helps regulate your body ________.

Temperature

100

Which would usually make a more balanced snack: chips or apple slices with peanut butter?

Apple slices with peanut butter

200

What nutrient is the body's preferred source of energy: carbohydrates, protein, or vitamins?

Carbohydrates

200

Which generally contains more fiber: whole-grain bread or white bread?

Whole-grain bread

200

A package contains 3 servings, and one serving has 150 calories. If you eat the entire package, how many calories did you consume?

450 calories

200

True or false: You can only become dehydrated when the weather is hot.

False

200

Calories measure ___________, not how healthy or unhealthy a food is.

Energy

300

Vitamins A, D, E, and K are _______-soluble vitamins.

Fat

300

Fiber can help you feel _______ for longer after eating.

Full/satisfied

300

On an ingredient list, ingredients are generally listed from _______ to _______ by weight.

Most to least

300

During exercise, sweating causes your body to lose water and substances called __________.

Electrolytes

300

Someone skips breakfast and has basketball practice after school. Name one nutrition-related reason they might have trouble performing at their best.

Examples include low energy, hunger, inadequate carbohydrate intake, or poor hydration

400

This mineral is especially important during the teenage years because it helps build strong bones and teeth.

Calcium

400

Avocado, nuts, seeds, and olive oils are known for containing mostly ______ fats.

Unsaturated fats

400

A snack contains 10 g of added sugar per serving. You heat 2.5 servings. How many grams of added sugar did you consume?

25 g

400

Name two factors that can change how much fluid a person needs.

Examples include activity level, weather, temperature, body size, health conditions, pregnancy, diet...

400

Without enough ________ in your diet, your body may have difficulty absorbing vitamins A, D, E, and K.

Fat

500

Name the three macronutrients that provide calories. (Hint: one of them is carbohydrates)

Carbohydrates, protein, and fat

500

Two foods, such as rice and beans, can be eaten together to provide all nine essential amino acids. These are traditionally called _______ proteins.

Complementary proteins

500

A food label says one serving provides 20% Daily Value of calcium. Approximately how many servings would equal 100% of the Daily Value?

5 servings

500

After an intense soccer practice, a player has a headache, feels dizzy, is unusually tired, and notices their urine is dark yellow. These symptoms most likely indicate what?

Dehydration

500

This mineral helps carry oxygen throughout your body, and teenagers who don't get enough may experience fatigue, weakness, and difficulty concentrating. What is it?

Iron