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Froggy Jumps Ch 14 Energy Review GameOnline version Test your basics by David Kwak 1 What is NOT an example of food that mainly has simple carbohydrate? a table sugar b syrup c celery 2 What is an example of food that mainly has complex carbohydrate? a potato b syrup c table sugar 3 What is true about saturated fats? a they are usually solid in room temperature and are generally unhealthy b they come from salmon c they are usually oil in room temperature and are generally healthy 4 What is true about unsaturated fats? a they are usually solid in room temperature and are generally unhealthy b they are fried foods c they are usually oil in room temperature and are generally healthy 5 What is true about trans fats? a they are usually oil in room temperature and are generally healthy b they come from salmon c they are usually in fried foods 6 In the options below, what is a mineral? a vitamin A b sodium c vitamin C 7 What do minerals do? a provide calories b functions in nerve transmissions c provide energy 8 What is true about vitamins? a Vitamin C is the best b We can make them from sunlight c We cannot make them in our body 9 In the options below, what generally provides the most protein? a spinach b lean beef c tofu 10 What is the generally recommended amount for drinking water per day? a 1.6 to 2 L (similar to 6.5 to 8 glasses of water) b 1L (similar to a general milk carton size) c 500 mL (similar to a general tumbler cup size) 11 Which nutrition provide calories in terms of energy? a minerals b water c carbohydrates 12 What are nutritious carbohydrates, fats, and proteins used for in metabolism? a cellular division b cellular respiration c cellular homeostasis 13 About how much calorie(= kcal) does a 14 year old person require per day generally? a 2 b 20 c 2000 14 Where in human body does mechanical digestion occur? a mouth b esophagus c stomach 15 Which substances are used in chemical digestion? a blood b enzymes c hormones 16 How does body take in nutrients to be metabolized in digestive tract? a through absorption b through assimilation c through adhesion 17 Where in digestive tract does chemical digestion begin? a esophagus b stomach c mouth 18 What is in saliva that chemically digests carbohydrate? a amylase b aldolase c anhydrase 19 What is the intestinal movement called that moves down bolus of food in intestine? a peristalsis b pull c push 20 Where is bile stored before being released to help digest fat? a bladder b gall bladder c belly 21 What is the structure called in the intestines that projects out and absorbs nutrients? a villi b villa c vision 22 What is mostly absorbed in the colon (large intestine)? a protein b carbohydrate c water 23 What part of alimentary tract is indicated by 2? a mouth b stomach c esophagus 24 What waste product does the liver transform in to urea? a ammonia b Amorite c ammonite 25 Which organ does blood take urea to be filtered? a kidneys b pancreas c liver 26 What is the name of the structure within the kidney that filters the blood? a nephron b Question Type c LeBron

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Ch 14 Energy Review GameOnline version

by David Kwak

What is NOT an example of food that mainly has simple carbohydrate?

What is an example of food that mainly has complex carbohydrate?

What is true about saturated fats?

What is true about unsaturated fats?

What is true about trans fats?

In the options below, what is a mineral?

What do minerals do?

What is true about vitamins?

In the options below, what generally provides the most protein?

What is the generally recommended amount for drinking water per day?

Which nutrition provide calories in terms of energy?

What are nutritious carbohydrates, fats, and proteins used for in metabolism?

About how much calorie(= kcal) does a 14 year old person require per day generally?

Where in human body does mechanical digestion occur?

Which substances are used in chemical digestion?

How does body take in nutrients to be metabolized in digestive tract?

Where in digestive tract does chemical digestion begin?

What is in saliva that chemically digests carbohydrate?

What is the intestinal movement called that moves down bolus of food in intestine?

Where is bile stored before being released to help digest fat?

What is the structure called in the intestines that projects out and absorbs nutrients?

What is mostly absorbed in the colon (large intestine)?

What part of alimentary tract is indicated by 2?

What waste product does the liver transform in to urea?

Which organ does blood take urea to be filtered?

What is the name of the structure within the kidney that filters the blood?