BASIC NUTRITION EXAM (LATEST EXAM 2026) MOST
RECENT EXAM 2026|2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL
EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED
A+ GUARANTEED SUCCESS!!! NEWEST EXAM | JUST
RELEASED!!
What catalyzes the hydrolysis of sucrose into glucose
and fructose? -
ANSWER-
sucrase
What breaks down lactose? - ANSWER-lactase
What are the 3 main accessory organs and their roles in aiding
digestion? - ANSWER-the pancreas releases bicarbonate and
produces enzymes that digest carbs, proteins and fat, the
gallbladder stores bile and releases into the small intestine, and
the liver produce bile which is necessary for fat digestion
What do the villi and microvilli do? - ANSWER-increase surface
area
What absorbs vitamins and bile salts? - ANSWER-ileum
,What cell is found in the small intestines and colon? -
ANSWER-enterocytes
What are calories from solid fats or added sugars which add
calories to the
food, but few nutrients? - ANSWER-
empty calories
What are the 4 tools available to plan a healthy diet? -
ANSWER-DGs, DRIs,
Nutrition facts panel and
MyPlate
What is the difference between servings and serving size? -
ANSWER-serving
size is a unit of measure that describes a recommended
amount of a certain
food. Portion size is the amount of a food that you
choose to eat.
What is the difference between a Health Claim and a Nutrient
Claim? - ANSWER-a nutrient claim highlights specific
characteristics of a product that might be of interest to
consumers and a health claim refer to a relationship between a
nutrient, food, food component or dietary supplement and
reduced risk of a disease.
What refers to the availability of food and one's access to it? -
ANSWER-food
, insecurity
What are the 4 key recommendations of the Dietary Guidelines
for Americans? - ANSWER-Balancing calories to manage
weight, variety moderation and
balance, building healthy eating patterns, reduce sodium,
calories, trans fat, and
alcohol
What are DRIs 4 sets of values? define them. - ANSWER-EARs
are average,
RDAs are 97% , AIs are used as goals for individual intake
and ULs are
maximum daily intake
values
Nutrient intakes sufficient to meet the needs of healthy
individuals within a
gender and life stage group. -
ANSWER-RDAs
Amounts of nutrients and food components that will meet the
needs of most
healthy people. - ANSWER-
RDAs
Nutrient intakes used when not enough data are available
to set RDAs. -
RECENT EXAM 2026|2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL
EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED
A+ GUARANTEED SUCCESS!!! NEWEST EXAM | JUST
RELEASED!!
What catalyzes the hydrolysis of sucrose into glucose
and fructose? -
ANSWER-
sucrase
What breaks down lactose? - ANSWER-lactase
What are the 3 main accessory organs and their roles in aiding
digestion? - ANSWER-the pancreas releases bicarbonate and
produces enzymes that digest carbs, proteins and fat, the
gallbladder stores bile and releases into the small intestine, and
the liver produce bile which is necessary for fat digestion
What do the villi and microvilli do? - ANSWER-increase surface
area
What absorbs vitamins and bile salts? - ANSWER-ileum
,What cell is found in the small intestines and colon? -
ANSWER-enterocytes
What are calories from solid fats or added sugars which add
calories to the
food, but few nutrients? - ANSWER-
empty calories
What are the 4 tools available to plan a healthy diet? -
ANSWER-DGs, DRIs,
Nutrition facts panel and
MyPlate
What is the difference between servings and serving size? -
ANSWER-serving
size is a unit of measure that describes a recommended
amount of a certain
food. Portion size is the amount of a food that you
choose to eat.
What is the difference between a Health Claim and a Nutrient
Claim? - ANSWER-a nutrient claim highlights specific
characteristics of a product that might be of interest to
consumers and a health claim refer to a relationship between a
nutrient, food, food component or dietary supplement and
reduced risk of a disease.
What refers to the availability of food and one's access to it? -
ANSWER-food
, insecurity
What are the 4 key recommendations of the Dietary Guidelines
for Americans? - ANSWER-Balancing calories to manage
weight, variety moderation and
balance, building healthy eating patterns, reduce sodium,
calories, trans fat, and
alcohol
What are DRIs 4 sets of values? define them. - ANSWER-EARs
are average,
RDAs are 97% , AIs are used as goals for individual intake
and ULs are
maximum daily intake
values
Nutrient intakes sufficient to meet the needs of healthy
individuals within a
gender and life stage group. -
ANSWER-RDAs
Amounts of nutrients and food components that will meet the
needs of most
healthy people. - ANSWER-
RDAs
Nutrient intakes used when not enough data are available
to set RDAs. -
