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1) Which of the following foods are rich sources of
saturated fatty acids?
A) cashew
nuts
B) olive and
canola oils
C) canola and
corn oils
D) butter and lard
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D) butter and lard
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2) Diets high in trans fatty acids are associated with:
A) decreased
cancer risk.
B) increased blood cholesterol levels.
C)
osteoporosis.
D)
decreased blood glucose levels.
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B) increased blood cholesterol levels.
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3) Which of the following food items would contain the
highest amount of dietary cholesterol?
A) steamed
broccoli
B) olive
oil
C) avocado
D) butter
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D) butter
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4) What is the leading cause of death in the United
States?
A) cancer
B) heart disease
C) diabetes
D)
infection
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B) heart disease
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5) The process of combining two incomplete proteins to
make a complete protein is called:
A) the protein
combining method.
B) amino acid
sequencing method.
C) mutual supplementation.
D) protein.
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C) mutual supplementation.
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6) A complete protein:
A) contains all
20 amino acids.
B) contains all 9 essential amino acids in sufficient
quantities to meet needs.
C) has not been
denatured.
D)
is composed of only di- and tripeptides
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B) contains all 9 essential amino acids in sufficient quantities to meet needs.
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7) Which of the following statements is FALSE?
A) The healthy
body’s primary energy source is carbohydrate and fat.
B) The body stores excess protein primarily for energy
reserves.
C) To utilize
protein for energy, the amine group is removed.
D) Eating
sufficient carbohydrate and fat will spare body protein.
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B) The body stores excess protein primarily for energy reserves.
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8) Vegetarian diets are associated with increased
consumption of ________.
A)
carcinogens
B) antioxidants
C) prions
D) vitamins B12 and D
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B) antioxidants
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9) In the absence of oxygen, glucose is catabolized to:
A) glycogen.
B)
phosphoenolpyruvate.
C) pyruvate and then lactic acid.
D) Glucose does
not undergo catabolism.
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C) pyruvate and then lactic acid.
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10) Which of the
following cells rely on anaerobic metabolism for ATP production?
A) muscle cells
B) epidermis
C) red blood cells
D) fat cells
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C) red blood cells
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11) All of the
following are major classes of dietary lipids EXCEPT:
A glycogens.B triglycerides. Csterols. D phospholipids.
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A glycogens.
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What is the primary form of lipid in the diet
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triglycerides
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Which of the following is a rich source of polyunsaturated
fatty acids?
a corn oilb coconut oilc beef fatd butter
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Corn oil
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Triglyceride
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Molecule containing
glycerol and three fatty acids
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Saturated fatty acids
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Fatty acids that are
lacking any double bonds along their carbon chain
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