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Food Dairy

Last updated over 6 years ago

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Question 1

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Name the major food groups on this chart

Question 2

2.

According to the Grains Heading/Section, what should you eat to fulfill this category?

Question 3

3.

According to the Grains Section, how do you measure the grains you eat on a daily basis?

Question 4

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According to the Vegetables Section, what is considered a vegetable?

Question 5

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How should you measure your daily vegetable intake? Which vegetable do you think is most important to eat on a daily basis?

Question 6

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According to the fruit section, what types of fruits should you eat and why?

Question 7

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According to the dairy section, what is considered as a source of dairy?

Question 8

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What can you do to fulfill your dairy intake, if you cannot drink milk?

Question 9

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How are meats and beans classified? Why are they classified in this manner?

Question 10

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According to the chart, which of these should you limit?

A broiled fish

B orange vegetables

C nuts and seeds

D fruit juices

Question 11

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Why are beans, which are vegetables, listed in the meat column?

A Beans are a type of meat.

B Beans and meat are both good sources of protein.

C Beans and meat are often eaten together.

D Beans are not green or orange.

Question 12

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In which column would advice about choosing a healthful bread go?

A Grains

B Vegetables

C Fruits

D Dairy

Question 13

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What information does the second item under Dairy give?

A how to know if you are allergic to milk

B where to buy dairy products

C how to get enough calcium without drinking milk

D which foods and drinks contain a lot of calcium

Question 14

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What information in the chart would be helpful to someone who is trying to figure out how much food from each group to buy? Explain your answer in a complete sentence. Your explanation should be supported by an inference chart that you will create on loose leaf paper.