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- Q14 teens were viewed in this video. Which one was the one was the most obese?JoeBradyWesleyMaggie120s
- Q24 teens were viewed in this video. Which one was the youngest?MaggieWesleyJoeBrady120s
- Q3How did the 4 teenagers become so overweight?Due to an excess of exercisingDue to an excess of daily intake of vitaminsDue to an excess of daily intake of fruits and fiberDue to the daily intake of processed foods and sugar in excess amounts.120s
- Q4What factor contributed to the obesity problem of the 4 teenagers?Exposure to excess information about healthy food habits at school and homeExposure to excess exercising at school (PE classes, sports) and home.Not too frequent visits to a nutricionistExposure to excess amounts of processed food at school, grocery stores and home.120s
- Q5What steps should these 4 teens take to change their lifestyles?Regular exercising (waling, jogging, swimming, playing sports, biking)All of the listed stepsReducing the amount of processed foods they eatLimiting the amount of fats and added sugar120s
- Q6All of the following, but one, are examples of how being overweight affect everyday life of the young people. Which one is not an example of how being overweight affect everyday life of the young people?It does not affect their self-esteemOverweight alters their ability to live a healthy and fulfilled life.They struggle with bullying and teasingThey are not being able to participate in a lot of activities120s
- Q7"Weight loss is as simple as diet and exercise". TRUE OR FALSE?TRUEFALSE120s
- Q8According to the documentary, IS A CALORIE A CALORIE? Why or why not?A calorie is not a calorie, because it depends on how old you are.A calorie is not a calorie, because it is digested differently in the body.A calorie is a calorie, because it is digested always the same way.A calorie is a calorie, because it does not depend on how old you are.120s
- Q9Explain the difference between almonds and soda with respect to calories.Soda has fiber and the body takes longer to break the food down, instead of almods going right to the liver and being broken down in amounts that become stored as fat.Almonds have fiber and the body takes longer to break the food down, instead of soda going right to the liver and being broken down in amounts that become stored as fat.120s
- Q10What is processed food?Any food that contains natural vitaminsAny food that contains natural fatAny food that is made from ingredients that are true to their natural state.Any food that is not made from ingredients that are true to their natural state.120s
- Q11Which of the following is considered as a POISON in the documentary?Added sugarVitaminsFiberNatural fat120s
- Q12Which organs process sugar in the body ?The heart and the blood vesselsThe lungs and the diaphragmThe liver and the pancreasThe bones and the joints120s
- Q13Which of the following is listed in the documentary as highly addictive?SugarFatsSaltFiber120s
- Q14How can you tell the difference between healthy and unhealthy foods in the grocery store or in a restaurant? Healthy foods are usually....have a lot of saturated and trans fatmade of a lot of artificial ingredientsnaturalhave a lot of added sugar120s
- Q15When you eat too much added sugar without protein, your pancreas produces more insulin andyour body stores it as protein.your body stores it as fat.your body stores it as wateryour body stores it as vitamin.120s