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Vocabulary Major Nutrients Food Pyramid Digestive System Pot Luck

100 pts The process of taking in food and using it for growth and good health?

What is? Nutrition

200 Pts. The substances in foods that your body needs in order to grow, have energy, and stay healthy?

What is? Nutrients

300 Pts. The mixture of food and saliva that enters the stomach is called A ______?

What is? Bolus

400 Pts All the things you regularly eat and drink?

What is? Your Diet

500 Pts The movement of muscles pushing food towards the stomach?

What is? Peristalsis

100 Pts Essential nutrients used to repair body cells and tissues?

What are? Proteins

200 Pts Sources of energy for the body that also perform the functions of vitamin storage and insulation?

What are? Fats

300 Pts The two types of carbohydrates and examples?

What are? Simple and Complex

400 Pts Substances that help to regulate the bodys functions?

What are? Vitamins

500 Pts Substances that strengthen the muscles, bones, and teeth?

What are? Minerals

100 Pts Name the different sides of the food pyramid?

What are? Fats, Dairy, Meats, Vegetables, Fruits, and Breads & Grains

200 Pts Eggs and Peanut Butter?

What is? Meats and Protein Group

300 Pts The amount of calories you need to burn off in order to lose 1 pound?

What is? 3500 Calories

400 Pts Salad Dressing

What is? Fats and Oils

500 Pts One difference between the old and new food Pyramid?

What is? *Portion sizes, *No Longer a pyramid *Different for adults and children

100 Pts.

What is? Small Intestines

200 Pts.

What is? The Liver

300 Pts

What is? The Pancreas

400 Pts

What is? The Gallbladder

500 Pts

What Is? Salivary Glands

100 Pts. Length of digestive system from start to finish?

What is? 30 feet

200 Pts Produced by the liver this chemical breaks down fat in the small intestines?

What is? Bile

300 Pts Tiny Microscopic blood vessels where nutrients enter into the bloodstream in the small intestines?

What are? Villi

400 Pts The process by which the body breaks food down into smaller components that can be absorbed by the bloodstream?

What is? Digestion

Daily Double (500 Pts) The 4 processes that occur throughout the Digestive System?

What are? Absorption Secretion Digestion Elimination