Functions
Sources
Incomplete
Complete
100

How many calories should be supplied in protein?

4 calories per gram

100

Name 3 main sources of protein

dairy, meat, poultry

100

Where can you find incomplete protein?

found in plant sources

100

Where can you find complete protein?

found in animal sources

200

True or False, Proteins are only found in muscle tissue?

False. They are found in all cells in the body, including hair, skin, and organs

200

Which food is not a main protein?

Legumes, Nuts, Apples, or Fish

Apples

200

What are some examples of incomplete protein?

Legumes, seeds, or nuts

200

What are some examples of complete protein?

meat, fish, poultry, eggs, or dairy products

300

How does protein build, maintain and repair body tissues?

by providing amino acids

300

What foods contain only a small amount of proteins?

Breads, cereals, vegetables

300

Do you need an incomplete protein with every meal?

No you do not

300

What is the best way to give your body the most complete proteins?

By eating a wide variety of foods

400

What are proteins that speed up chemical reactions called?

Enzymes

400

How much protein can you find in one egg?

6g

400

What makes an incomplete protein different from a complete one?

Incomplete proteins have less than one or more amino acids

400

How many amino acids does a protein need to be complete

all 9 essential amino acids

500

What type of protein acts as a "messenger" to coordinate body activities?

Hormones

500

1 cup of milk provides how many proteins?

8g

500

Incomplete proteins can be combined with other food to make what?

Complementary proteins

500

Why are complete proteins so important to the human body?

Because they have the 9 amino acids that the human body can not produce on its own