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Jeopardy

Fats Carbs Proteins Vitamins Minerals Toxicities & Defiencies Jeopardy

The “bad” fat A 100

What is saturated fat? A 100

Nuts, seeds and vegetable oils are a good source of this fat. A 200

What are unsaturated fats? A 200

A 300 The organ that produces cholesterol.

8 What is the liver? A 300

The amount of calories a person gets from one gram of fat. A 400

What are 9 calories?

A 500 The molecular difference between saturated and unsaturated fats.

A 500 What are double bonds?

The best source of long- lasting energy for the body. B 100

What is starch (complex carbohydrate)? B 100

B 200 The nutrient that can help prevent constipation and colon cancer.

What is fibre? B 200

The nutrient that provides a quick burst of energy. B 300

What is a simple carbohydrate (sugar)? B 300

The main carbohydrate found in blood. B 400

What is glucose? B 400

The type of carbohydrate that is formed by chains of fructose and glucose. B 500

What is table sugar? B 500

Contains all of the essential amino acids. C 100

What are complete proteins? C 100

The protein that can be obtained from plant sources. C 200

What are incomplete proteins? C 200

C 300 The changing of a protein molecule without breaking its peptide bonds, resulting in a less compact structure

What is denaturation? C 300

DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

When a liquid permanently changes into a soft semi-solid mass (polypeptides unfold then clump together) C 400

What is coagulation? C 400

The only vitamin and mineral that eggs do not contain. C 500

What are vitamin C and calcium? C 500

D 100 The vitamin that is necessary for proper blood clotting.

What is Vitamin K? D 100

D 200 The vitamin that our body synthesizes when our skin is exposed to sunlight.

What is Vitamin D? D 200

D 300 A fat-soluble vitamin that can be found in yellow and orange vegetables, and dark, leafy greens.

What is Vitamin A? D 300

D 400 The vitamin responsible for healthy teeth, gums and blood vessels, improving iron absorption and resistance to infection.

What is Vitamin C? D 400

D 500 A vitamin that is only found (naturally occurring) in animal products and nutritional yeast.

What is vitamin B12? D 500

The mineral that is essential for healthy bones and teeth. E 100

What is calcium (or magnesium)? E 100

The mineral that teenage girls require more than teenage boys. E 200

47 What is iron? E 200

E 300 Some municipal tap water and toothpaste are sources of this mineral.

What is fluoride? E 300

A condition caused by a lack of iron in the diet. E 400

What is anemia? E 400

E 500 A health problem caused by a lack of iodine.

What is goiter? E 500

The condition in which the bones become thin and brittle. F 100

What is osteoporosis? F 100

The nutrient that causes tooth decay when consumed in excess. F 200

What are simple carbs? F 200

The childhood disease that is caused by a lack of vitamin D in the diet. F 300

What is rickets? F 300

The nutrient deficiency that causes kwashiorkor. F 400

What is protein? F 400

The condition that thiamine (vitamin B1) helps prevent. F 500

What is beriberi? F 500

The Final Jeopardy Category is: Nutrients and health Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin

The B vitamin that prevents spina bifida. Click on screen to continue

What is vitamin B9? Click on screen to continue

Thank You for Playing Jeopardy!