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Food and Energy

IC3 lessons 1 and 3

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What is the subunit for Carbohydrates? Glucose
What Is the subunit for Proteins? Amino Acids
What is the subunit for fats? Triglycerides
What unit is used to measure energy? calories
To be considered food the item must do which to things? Provide Energy and Building Blocks for Growth
What waste product is created after food reacts with oxygen in the body's cells? Carbon Dioxide
True or False: Calories are used up when you exercise. True
True of False: Your body's skin temperature increases after exercise. False
True of False: Your heart beats slower to pump more oxygen to your body's cells. False
Which type of food produces the most energy: Fats, Proteins, or Carbohydrates? Fats
True or False: Something with zero calories can be considered food. False
What atoms are in Carbohydrates? C,H,O
What is special about the atoms that make up Fats? Very little Oxygen compared to Hydrogen and Carbon
Will many units of carbohydrates taste sweet? No
True or False: You will not gain weight if you eat too much good food. False
What do we call all the substances your body needs? Nutrients
True or False: The arrangement of atoms that make up the molecules of carbohydrates, fats and proteins helps determine the amount of energy it provides. True
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