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How many calories are in 100 grams of wholemeal bread?
About
250
calories
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Why do we need carbohydrates?
They provide us with most of the energy needed for
chemical reactions
and movement
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What are the main sources of carbohydrates?
Starchy
foods: bread, pasta, potatoes
Fruits and vegetables
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What is the difference between fats and oils in terms of their state at room temperature?
Fats are
solid
, while oils are
liquid
at room temperature
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Where can lipids be found in food?
Oily fish
, nuts, seeds, dairy products, and
avocados
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What are the main roles of lipids in the body?
Provide energy, store energy,
insulate
the body, and
protect
organs
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What foods are rich in proteins?
Nuts
, seeds, meat, fish, and
legumes
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What is the primary function of proteins in the body?
They are
building blocks
needed for growth and repair of tissues
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What is the difference between vitamins and minerals?
Vitamins are
organic
molecules made by living organisms, while minerals are
inorganic
and simpler molecules
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What is a source of vitamin A?
Liver
and leafy vegetables
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Why do we need vitamin C?
To prevent
scurvy
and maintain healthy skin
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What is a source of vitamin D?
Eggs and
oily fish
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What is the role of calcium in the body?
It is needed for
strong bones
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What condition can result from a deficiency of calcium?
Rickets
, which leads to deformed bones
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What is iron important for?
It is a component of
hemoglobin
, which transports oxygen
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What condition can arise from iron deficiency?
Anemia
, which reduces oxygen transport to tissues
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What is the role of fiber in the diet?
Helps food move through the
intestines
Prevents
diarrhea
and
constipation
Found in
wholemeal
foods, fruits, and vegetables
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What is the primary source of water for the body?
Drinks
and most foods
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Why is water essential for the body?
It is needed for
chemical reactions
and makes up about
70%
of the body
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How do we lose water from the body?
By
breathing
,
sweating
, and
urinating
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What is the main source of energy for most organisms?
Molecules
of
glucose
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