Six Essential Nutrients

Answer all the questions
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Subject: Natural science > Foods
Age: 9 - 15

Six Essential Nutrients

Answer all the questions

Which nutrient group is composed on monosaccharides, disaccharides and polysaccharides?

Protein

Carbohydrate

Fat

Vitamin C

In which group do vitamins A, D, E and K fall?

bad vitamins

minerals

water soluble vitamins

fat soluble vitamins

Which nutrient helps in the formation of strong bones and teeth?

Vitamin B12

Calcium

Fiber

Zinc

Which nutrient is necessary for the production of red blood cells?

Vitamin K

Vitamin E

Iron

Potassium

Which of the following is formed in our bodies when we consume saturated fats?

omega 3, 6 and 9 fatty acids

good cholesterol

bad cholesterol

Which nutrient is found in rice, bread, pastas, potatoes?

Protein

Carbohydrate

Vitamin A

Zinc

Which of the following lipid group includes plant sources, that are liquids at room temperature, and produces good cholesterol in our bodies?

unsaturated fats

saturated fats

transfats

Identify which option correctly identifies the nutrient groups that each of the following foods belong to.

Match the deficiency disease to its nutrient deficiency

Goitre

vitamin A deficiency

Scurvy

vitamin D deficiency

Kwashiorkor

iodine deficiency

Night blindness

iron deficiency

Anaemia

Vitamin A deficiency

Rickets

protein deficiency

Night Blindness

vitamin C deficiency

Which of the following is the building block for carbohydrates?

Identify the building block for proteins

Which of the following is/are the building blocks for lipids/fats?

which option correctly identifies sources of unsaturated fats?

Which of the following allows one to feel full longer and adds bulk to the digestive wastes thereby preventing constipation?

Match the essential nutrient to their functions

for insulation and secondary energy source

carbohydrate

major energy source in the body

protein

needed in small amounts to maintain health, may be water soluble or fat soluble

lipids

water

to make body fluids

needed in small amounts to maintain health

vitamin

growth and repair, to make enzymes, hormones, antibodies and DNA

mineral