Nutrition and Food Safety Quiz

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Which of the following is NOT one of the main food groups represented in the food pyramid?

Sweets (correct)
Fruits
Dairy
Grains

Food labels are required to include information on calories, nutrients, and serving sizes.

True (A)

What deficiency disease is commonly associated with a lack of vitamin C?

Scurvy

The __________ on food packaging provides details about the ingredients and nutritional content.

<p>food label</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following food safety practices with their definitions:

<p>Handwashing = The act of cleaning hands to prevent contamination Cooking temperatures = Keeping food at safe temperatures to prevent illness Cross-contamination = Preventing raw foods from touching cooked foods Expiration dates = The date by which food should be consumed for safety</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Food Pyramid and Nutritional Labels

The food pyramid includes essential food groups: fruits, vegetables, grains, proteins, and dairy.
Familiarize with what items do not belong to these main categories for clarity in nutrition.
Food labels are mandated to display crucial information like calorie count, nutrient breakdown, and recommended serving sizes.

Vitamin Deficiencies

A deficiency in vitamin C leads to scurvy, a condition characterized by fatigue, swollen gums, and joint pain.

Food Packaging Information

The label on food packaging contains comprehensive details on ingredients and nutritional content, ensuring consumers make informed choices.

Food Safety Practices

Understanding food safety practices involves recognizing their definitions to promote safe food handling and prevent foodborne illnesses.
Familiarize with common food safety practices like proper cooking temperatures, avoiding cross-contamination, and proper storage methods.