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Food for Health - Flash Cards

These flash cards cover important concepts from Food for Health in Khel Yatra for Class 7 (Physical Education and Well Being).
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What are whole grains?

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Whole grains are grains that contain all parts of the grain kernel (bran, germ, and endosperm). Making half of your grains whole is recommended for better health.

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Why vary your vegetables?

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Varying your vegetables ensures a wide range of nutrients and promotes better health through diverse vitamins and minerals.

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How much fruit should you aim for daily?

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Aiming for two cups of fruit daily provides essential vitamins, fiber, and natural sugars.

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What is the daily recommendation for milk intake?

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It is recommended to drink three cups of milk daily for adequate calcium and vitamin D.

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What are lean protein options?

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Lean protein options include chicken, turkey, fish, beans, peas, nuts, and seeds that are lower in fat.

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What is an example of whole grain?

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An example of whole grain is brown rice, whole grain bread, or oats.

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How many grams of vegetables should you eat daily?

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You should consume 170 grams of vegetables every day for optimal nutrition.

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What is the standard calorie requirement?

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For a 2000-calorie diet, ensure to meet the recommended amounts from each food group for balanced nutrition.

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What are preferred cooking methods for healthy eating?

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Preferred cooking methods include baking, broiling, and grilling, which help retain nutrients without adding excess fat.

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What are alternatives to milk for calcium?

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Lactose-free products and fortified foods or beverages are good alternatives for calcium.

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Why choose fresh fruits over fruit juices?

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Fresh fruits provide fiber and less sugar compared to fruit juices, making them a healthier option.

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Give an example of dark green vegetables.

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Examples include spinach, kale, and broccoli, which are high in nutrients.

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What are examples of orange vegetables?

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Examples include carrots and sweet potatoes, which are rich in vitamin A.

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What is the recommended protein intake?

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You should aim for 156 grams of protein-rich food every day for healthy bodily functions.

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What constitutes a balanced diet?

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A balanced diet includes the right amounts of grains, proteins, fats, dairy, fruits, and vegetables.

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What is a common mistake in meal planning?

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Ignoring portion sizes can lead to overeating or under-eating essential nutrients.

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What are healthy sources of fats?

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Healthy sources of fats include avocados, olive oil, nuts, and seeds.

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List the main types of food.

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The main types of food include carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins, minerals, and water.

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What is Antakshari in terms of food learning?

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In Antakshari, students name food items and describe their types and sources to learn about nutrition in a fun way.