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Someone conducts a study in a lab on Could prove that fat causes heart disease
mice. Some mice get a diet high in fat,
while other mice get a diet low in fat.
The researcher doesn't know which
mice have which diet. The amount of
heart disease in the mice is measured.
This study
a. Could prove that fat causes heart
disease
b. Can easily be applied to the entire
human population
c. Cannot prove that fat causes
disease
d. Both B and C (3 and 4)


Which of the following is NOT an Vitamins
energy-yielding nutrient?
a. Carbs
b. Proteins
c. Vitamins
d. Lipids


Which is the most energy-dense A breakfast with a whole wheat bagel and low fat
breakfast? cream cheese with 400 calories and 175 grams
a. A breakfast with bacon, eggs, bell
peppers, onions, and tomatoes with
550 calories and 450 grams
b. A breakfast with a whole wheat
bagel and low fat cream cheese with
400 calories and 175 grams

,Which of the following is NOT an Minerals
organic nutrient?
a. Carbs
b. Proteins
c. Vitamins
d. Minerals
e. Lipids


Which food label shows the scrambled eggs with sausage and veggies
preferable breakfast choice based
upon the concepts we learned about
energy density vs. nutrient density?
A: Whole Wheat Bread
B. Scrambled eggs with sausage and
veggies
A. Whole wheat toast
B: scrambled eggs with sausage and
veggies


Someone who does not eat enough Malnourished
essential nutrients is
a. Malnourished
b. Undernourished
c. Overnourished
d. Underweight
e. Overweight


Someone conducts a study surveying Both B and C (3 and 4)
the fat intakes in different cultures
compared to the amount of disease
found in those cultures. This study
a.Could prove that fat causes disease
b. Is beneficial because it provides a
lot of information
c. Cannot prove that fat causes
disease
d.Both B and C (3 and 4)

,It's more important to eat c.
a.Fewer calories in general (the less Nutrient-dense foods
calories you eat, the more weight you
lose)
b.Energy-dense foods (they will give
you tons of energy!)
c.Nutrient-dense foods
d. Empty-calorie foods (if the calories
are empty, they won't add to your
weight!)


Which food label statement requires d.
FDA approval via scientific proof? None of these require scientific proof or approval to
a. Proven to reduce cholesterol be included on a food label
b. No trans fat (product contains
under 5 mg trans-fat)
c. Excellent source of Vitamin E
d. None of these require scientific
proof or approval to be included on a
food label


Bottled water is safer and cleaner than False
tap water.
True
False


The USDA food group serving sizes False
and the FDA serving sizes on food
labels are the same.
True
False


An USDA meat inspection stamp False
ensures that there are no pathogens in
your meat.
True
False

, Why do we add food additives to our d. All of the above
foods?
a. To preserve it on shelves longer
b. To fight the cancer-causing
preservatives
c. To fight the hormone-disrupters that
were fighting the cancer causing
preservatives
d. All of the above


Which food label claim requires a. May reduce the risk of heart disease
scientific proof (not controlled-study
proof, just any correlative study) to be
included on a food label?
a. May reduce the risk of heart disease
b. Promotes a healthy heart
c. Trans-fat free
d. All of the above


Organic foods d. Have no pesticides, herbicides, antibiotics,
a. Cost more because they are more hormones, or GMOs
expensive to grow
b. Have fewer nutrients than
conventional foods
c. Have less flavor than conventional
foods
d. Have no pesticides, herbicides,
antibiotics, hormones, or GMOs


GMOs have decreased the use of False
herbicides and pesticides used on and
in our food.
True
False

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