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Froggy Jumps Nutrition Essentials QuizOnline version Test your nutrition knowledge quickly. by Amanda Hong 1 What is a vitamin? a Complex organic compounds regulating metabolism that the body cannot synthesize in sufficient amount b Inorganic minerals required in large amounts c Energy-yielding fats needed for growth 2 What is a vitamin? a Complex organic compounds regulating metabolism that the body cannot synthesize in sufficient amount b Inorganic minerals required in large amounts c Energy-yielding fats needed for growth 3 How many water-soluble vitamins are listed in Unit 19–25 notes? a 12 b 10 c 8 4 Which group of compounds provides antioxidant and anti-inflammatory benefits? a Minerals b Vitamins c Phytochemicals 5 Which mineral is the main intracellular cation? a Calcium b Potassium c Sodium 6 Which element is the oxygen carrier in hemoglobin? a Copper b Iron c Manganese 7 Dehydration occurs when body-water loss exceeds what percent? a About 5% b About 1% c About 10% 8 What is the recommended daily sodium intake for most adults? a 5,000 mg/d b 1,500 mg/d c 3,000 mg/d 9 Vitamin C enhances the absorption of which mineral? a Calcium b Iron c Zinc 10 Which carotenoid is known as red lycopene found in tomatoes? a Beta-carotene b Lutein c Lycopene 11 What is the primary role of zinc in the body? a Energy production b Enzyme activation and immune function c Oxygen transport 12 Which vitamin group is stored mainly in the liver and fatty tissues? a Fat-soluble vitamins b Minerals c Water-soluble vitamins 13 What is a key role of coenzymes in metabolism? a Aid enzyme-catalyzed reactions b Store vitamins in cells c Transport oxygen in blood 14 Which phytochemical group is orange in color and linked to antioxidants? a Quercetin (blue) b Chlorophyll (green) c Beta-carotene (orange carotenoid) 15 Which mineral is essential for fluid balance and blood pressure control? a Calcium b Sodium c Iron 16 Which nutrient helps form red blood cells and carries oxygen? a Potassium b Vitamin C c Iron 17 What is nutrigenomics primarily about? a Gene therapy dietary methods b How nutrients influence gene expression c Gene editing with diets 18 Which dietary component is a non-digestible fiber that feeds gut bacteria? a Prebiotic b Probiotic c Antioxidant 19 Which nutrient is crucial for brain health and cognition via phytochemicals? a Phytosterols from oils b Isoflavones from soy c Anthocyanins from berries 20 Which compound group is linked with reduced cancer risk through diet? a Trans fats from processed foods b Antioxidants from fruits and vegetables c High-sodium additives 21 Water intake needs are highest in which scenario? a Inactive, sedentary days b Cold, dry environments c Hot, humid environments or intense exercise 22 How many vitamins are listed as water-soluble in Unit 19? a 10 b 8 c 12 23 Which vitamin is linked to preventing scurvy? a Vitamin D b Vitamin C c Vitamin B6 24 Which mineral helps regulate extracellular fluid volume and blood pressure? a Calcium b Potassium c Sodium 25 What is the primary role of iron? a Component of hemoglobin for oxygen transport b Antioxidant for cells c Bone mineral 26 Which nutrient category includes quercetin and resveratrol? a Minerals b Vitamins c Phytochemicals 27 What percentage of body weight is water approx? a 10-20% b 80% c 60-65% 28 Which vitamin is fat-soluble and stored in liver/adipose tissue? a Vitamin A b Vitamin C c Vitamin B1 29 Which electrolyte is mainly intracellular and supports nerves? a Potassium b Magnesium c Sodium 30 Which mineral deficiency can cause anemia and fatigue? a Zinc b Iodine c Iron 31 What is a pro-biotic food example listed in Unit 23? a Yogurt with live cultures b Olive oil c Banana 32 What is the recommended intake for sodium per day? a 3,000mg/d b 2,000mg/d c 1,500mg/d 33 Definition: Essential inorganic elements required in minute amounts; cannot be synthesized by the body and must be obtained from foods or water. a Definition: Organic compounds synthesized by the body. b Definition: Essential inorganic elements required in minute amounts; cannot be synthesized by the bo c Definition: Major minerals needed in grams daily. 34 Iron: Component of hemoglobin → oxygen transport. a Iron: Catalyst in digestion. b Iron: Component of hemoglobin → oxygen transport. c Iron: Major energy source for cells. 35 What is the estimated daily water intake for men? a ≈4.5L/day (≈18cups) b ≈3.7L/day (≈15cups) c ≈2.0L/day (≈8cups) 36 Which vitamin categories are distinguished by solubility? a Water-soluble vitamins and Fat-soluble vitamins b Hydrophilic vitamins and Lipophilic vitamins c Water-based vitamins and Oil-based vitamins

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What is a vitamin?

What is a vitamin?

How many water-soluble vitamins are listed in Unit 19–25 notes?

Which group of compounds provides antioxidant and anti-inflammatory benefits?

Which mineral is the main intracellular cation?

Which element is the oxygen carrier in hemoglobin?

Dehydration occurs when body-water loss exceeds what percent?

What is the recommended daily sodium intake for most adults?

Vitamin C enhances the absorption of which mineral?

Which carotenoid is known as red lycopene found in tomatoes?

What is the primary role of zinc in the body?

Which vitamin group is stored mainly in the liver and fatty tissues?

What is a key role of coenzymes in metabolism?

Which phytochemical group is orange in color and linked to antioxidants?

Which mineral is essential for fluid balance and blood pressure control?

Which nutrient helps form red blood cells and carries oxygen?

What is nutrigenomics primarily about?

Which dietary component is a non-digestible fiber that feeds gut bacteria?

Which nutrient is crucial for brain health and cognition via phytochemicals?

Which compound group is linked with reduced cancer risk through diet?

Water intake needs are highest in which scenario?

How many vitamins are listed as water-soluble in Unit 19?

Which vitamin is linked to preventing scurvy?

Which mineral helps regulate extracellular fluid volume and blood pressure?

What is the primary role of iron?

Which nutrient category includes quercetin and resveratrol?

What percentage of body weight is water approx?

Which vitamin is fat-soluble and stored in liver/adipose tissue?

Which electrolyte is mainly intracellular and supports nerves?

Which mineral deficiency can cause anemia and fatigue?

What is a pro-biotic food example listed in Unit 23?

What is the recommended intake for sodium per day?

Definition: Essential inorganic elements required in minute amounts; cannot be synthesized by the body and must be obtained from foods or water.

Iron: Component of hemoglobin → oxygen transport.

What is the estimated daily water intake for men?

Which vitamin categories are distinguished by solubility?