Calories and Health: True or False

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Calories and Health: True or FalseOnline version Quiz on calories, malnutrition, and health by Mark Cowan 1 Hunger can make people weaker and unable to work to their full potential. Yes No 2 Calories are important economically: calories in fuel our bodies and calories out enable productivity. Yes No 3 There is enough food for everybody in the world to have 2700 calories a day. Yes No 4 The UK average daily calories are 2500 per person. Yes No 5 Malnutrition is a condition resulting from a lack of calories, vitamins and minerals. Yes No 6 The depth of hunger is greatest in Asia where 46% of the population has a daily deficit of 300 calories a day. Yes No 7 The FAO estimates 792 million people are chronically hungry, lacking between 100-400 kcal a day. Yes No 8 Calories out do not influence tax payments or standard of living. Yes No 9 It is estimated that 30 million people die from malnutrition every year. Yes No 10 Mothers may give birth to underweight babies. Yes No 11 Malnutrition does not affect immunity. Yes No 12 Malnutrition weakens immunity and makes people more susceptible to diseases such as anemia. Yes No 13 Somalia’s average daily calories are 1500 per person. Yes No 14 The World Health Organization suggests 2000-2400 calories per day to be healthy. Yes No 15 Healthy populations live longer, are more productive, and save more. Yes No

Calories and Health: True or FalseOnline version

Quiz on calories, malnutrition, and health

by Mark Cowan

Hunger can make people weaker and unable to work to their full potential.

Yes

Calories are important economically: calories in fuel our bodies and calories out enable productivity.

Yes

There is enough food for everybody in the world to have 2700 calories a day.

Yes

The UK average daily calories are 2500 per person.

Yes

Malnutrition is a condition resulting from a lack of calories, vitamins and minerals.

Yes

The depth of hunger is greatest in Asia where 46% of the population has a daily deficit of 300 calories a day.

Yes

The FAO estimates 792 million people are chronically hungry, lacking between 100-400 kcal a day.

Yes

Calories out do not influence tax payments or standard of living.

Yes

It is estimated that 30 million people die from malnutrition every year.

Yes

Mothers may give birth to underweight babies.

Yes

Malnutrition does not affect immunity.

Yes

Malnutrition weakens immunity and makes people more susceptible to diseases such as anemia.

Yes

Somalia’s average daily calories are 1500 per person.

Yes

The World Health Organization suggests 2000-2400 calories per day to be healthy.

Yes

Healthy populations live longer, are more productive, and save more.

Yes

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Calories and Health: True or FalseOnline version

by Mark Cowan

Hunger can make people weaker and unable to work to their full potential.

Calories are important economically: calories in fuel our bodies and calories out enable productivity.

There is enough food for everybody in the world to have 2700 calories a day.

The UK average daily calories are 2500 per person.

Malnutrition is a condition resulting from a lack of calories, vitamins and minerals.

The depth of hunger is greatest in Asia where 46% of the population has a daily deficit of 300 calories a day.

The FAO estimates 792 million people are chronically hungry, lacking between 100-400 kcal a day.

Calories out do not influence tax payments or standard of living.

It is estimated that 30 million people die from malnutrition every year.

Mothers may give birth to underweight babies.

Malnutrition does not affect immunity.

Malnutrition weakens immunity and makes people more susceptible to diseases such as anemia.

Somalia’s average daily calories are 1500 per person.

The World Health Organization suggests 2000-2400 calories per day to be healthy.

Healthy populations live longer, are more productive, and save more.

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