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5º Natural Science Unit 3 - Being Healthy
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What should you do that helps your muscles and bones and increases your flexibility?
exercise
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Where do we find vitamins?
in Coca-Cola and Cola-Cao
in fruits and vegetables
in pasta and bread
in cakes and sweets
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Vitamin K is for...
a strong immune system
healthy sleep
healthy blood
winning football
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Proteins make up...
the tissue of our body
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Carbohydrates provide...
energy
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What are examples of animal proteins?
meat, fish, eggs, and dairy products
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Vitamin A is for...
strong immune system
strong teeth, bones, and muscles
healthy cells and tissue
more energy and concentration
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What are examples of complex carbohydrates?
bread, rice, pasta, and fruit
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Vitamin B is for...
healthy blood
strong immune system
more energy and concentration
protect the cells
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When someone has a burn, you should...
wrap the skin
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What are examples of unsaturated fats?
nuts, avocado, olive oil, and fish
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Which is NOT an example of a mineral?
vitamin K and D
potassium
calcium and zinc
magnesium and iron
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Vitamins help us to...
stay healthy and protect us from illnesses
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What are examples of UNHEALTHY habits?
smoking and drinking
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What are the two types of proteins?
Animal proteins and Plant proteins
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What are the two types of carbohydrates?
COMPLEX carbohydrates and SIMPLE carbohydrates
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What do nutrition labels do?
list the nutrients in food
describe the taste of food
list the name of a food
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How many calories do children who are 10-11 years old need per day?
800-1000
1800-2000
1600-1800
1200-1400
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What are examples of saturated fats?
meat, butter, and cakes
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When someone has a minor action, you give them...
first aid
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Vitamin C is for...
strong teeth, bones, and muscles
a strong immune system and good metabolism
healthy cells and tissue
passing Maths
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Which letters represent Vitamins?
G, H, C, B, D, and P
Y, B, D, S, E, and X
A, B, C, D, F, and Z
A, B, C, D, E, and K
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How many minutes a day should you be active?
60 minutes
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What are the two types of fats?
unsaturated fats and saturated fats
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What do minerals keep functioning well?
Minerals keep our BONES, HEART, and BRAIN, functioning well
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How much should you sleep?
9-12 hours
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Vitamin E is for...
protecting the cells
healthy blood
strong teeth, bones, and muscles
E-xcellent performance in school
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Vitamin D is for...
good metabolism
healthy blood
strong teeth, bones, and muscles
a strong immune system
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Where do we find minerals?
lentils, meat, bananas, and water
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It is important to have a balanced diet that contains...
water
lots of carbohydrates
nutrients
chocolate
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When someone has a ____________, you should cool your friend with a wet towel and give him a cold drink.
heatstroke
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What are examples of plant proteins?
legumes, lentils, and beans
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T/F: Exercise gives your more energy, makes you sleep better, and promotes social interaction
True
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Fats provide...
energy and help absorb vitamins
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What do calories indicate?
how much of the food to eat
the energy your body gets from food
if the food is healthy
if the food makes you fat
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You should add ice when someone has a... (ankle)
sprained ankle
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What are examples of simple carbohydrates?
cake and sweets
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What is another name for sodium?
salt
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Unhealthy food is high in...
sugar, fat, and salt (sodium)
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When someone has _____________ you should give him a warm blanket and a hot drink.
hypothermia
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Nutrients are substances in food that help our body to...
eat food
learn Maths and English
grow and stay healthy
play football
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What are the five main nutrients?
carbohydrates, fats, proteins, vitamins and minerals
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