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Health
Mr. Yunker
Chapter 5 - Test
Review the material in your text and notes. Study the flashcards.
What is appetite?
a desire for food
Before being used by the body; carbohydrates are first converted to what?
glucose
Cholesterol
fatlike substance found only in animal products
Enriched Food
nutrients lost during processing and have been added back
Carbohydrates
starches and sugars found in foods
Lipid
fatty substance that does not dissolve in water
Minerals
inorganic substances that the body needs
Unit Pricing
based on the cost of a standard unit
Nutrition
process of taking in and using food
RDA
nutritional standards
Proteins
made up of amino acids
T/ F - Carbohydrates are made up of amino acids.
FALSE
T/F - Fiber cannot be digested
TRUE
T/F - Good nutrition can help prevent chronic diseases
TRUE
T/F - Food labels list the ingredients by weight in descending order
TRUE
T/F - An unsaturated fat holds all the hydrogen atoms that it can
FALSE
T/F - Fats are a source of linoleic acid, which is needed for growth and healthy skin
TRUE
T/F - Many people's eating habits are governed by appetite.
Find the answer in the text or class notes
T/F - Per gram, fat provides over twice as much energy as carbohydrates.
Find the answer in the text or class notes
T/F - Controlling body weight is more important than controlling body fat.
Find the answer in the text or class notes.
T/F - Carbohydrates are made up of amino acids.
Find the answer in the text or class notes.
Water-soluble vitamins
pass easily into the bloodstream
Animal fats and tropical oils are
higher in saturated fats
The Nutrition Facts panel on food labels does includes all of these
1) Calories from fat 2) serving size
3) percent Daily Value
Can you explain how the ideas of variety, moderation, and balance apply to healthful eating?
Please construct your answer from your own understanding of the material in the text and in the class.