Canada's Food Guide Quiz

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Which government publication was Canada's Food Guide reported to be the second most requested in 2007?

  • Income Tax Forms (correct)
  • The Health Canada website
  • Canada's Food Rules
  • The Official Food Rules

During which time period was Canada's first food guide introduced?

  • During the Cold War
  • During World War II (correct)
  • During the Great Depression
  • During the Roaring Twenties

What were the six food groups identified in Canada's first food guide?

  • Dairy; Fruits; Vegetables; Grains; Meat and Poultry; and Eggs
  • Dairy; Fruits; Vegetables; Cereals and Breads; Meat, Fish, etc.; and Eggs
  • Milk; Fruit; Vegetables; Grains; Meat and Poultry; and Eggs
  • Milk; Fruit; Vegetables; Cereals and Breads; Meat, Fish, etc.; and Eggs (correct)

In 1944, what was the guide renamed to?

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What was added to the guide in 1944 as a recommendation?

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Flashcards

Most requested Canadian government publication in 2007 (after Canada's Food Guide)?

Income Tax Forms

When was Canada's first food guide introduced?

World War II

What 6 food groups comprised Canada's first food guide?

Milk; Fruit; Vegetables; Cereals and Breads; Meat, Fish, etc.; and Eggs

What was 'Canada's Food Guide' renamed to in 1944?

Canada's Food Rules

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What was added to Canada's Food Rules in 1944 as a recommendation?

Iodized salt

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Study Notes

Canada's Food Guide

  • Canada's Food Guide was the second most requested government publication in 2007.

History of Canada's Food Guide

  • Canada's first food guide was introduced during the time period of 1942.

Food Groups in Canada's First Food Guide

  • The six food groups identified in Canada's first food guide were:
    • Vegetables and Fruits
    • Cereals
    • Milk and Cream
    • Eggs
    • Meat, Poultry, and Fish
    • Bread and Cereals (or Alternatives)

Renaming and Addition to the Guide

  • In 1944, the guide was renamed to "Canada's Food Rules".
  • In 1944, the guide added a recommendation for the daily use of vitamin and mineral supplements.

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