The Food Guide Pyramid

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Where did the Food Guide Pyramid come from?
- The United States Department of Health
- The White House
- University of Illinois
- The United States Department of Agriculture

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Explore the origins and evolution of the Food Guide Pyramid, introduced by the USDA, including its components and dietary recommendations.

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There is a little_____________ climbing up the side of the pyramid.
- Girl
- Dog
- Snake
- Boy
Correct Answer

A. Girl

Explanation

The correct answer is girl because the question is asking for a noun that can climb up the side of the pyramid. Out of the given options, only a girl can physically climb up the side of a pyramid.

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3.

We should eat many_____________of foods each day.
- Different kinds
- Brands
- Servings
- Sizes
Correct Answer

A. Different kinds

Explanation

To maintain a balanced and nutritious diet, it is recommended to consume a variety of different kinds of foods each day. This ensures that we receive a wide range of essential nutrients from various food groups, such as fruits, vegetables, grains, proteins, and dairy. Eating different kinds of foods also helps prevent boredom and monotony in our meals, making it more enjoyable and sustainable in the long run.

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4.

Circle all the healthy foods. (Circle more than one)
- Apples
- Milk
- Candy
- Cupcakes
- Fish
Correct Answer(s)

A. Apples
A. Milk
A. Fish

Explanation

The correct answer includes apples, milk, and fish as healthy foods. Apples are a good source of fiber and contain important vitamins and antioxidants. Milk is rich in calcium and protein, which are essential for bone health and muscle growth. Fish, especially fatty fish like salmon, is high in omega-3 fatty acids, which are beneficial for heart health. Candy and cupcakes, on the other hand, are high in sugar and unhealthy fats, making them less nutritious options.

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5.

In what year did the USDA change the Food Guide Pyramid?
- 2003
- 2000
- 2004
- 2005
Correct Answer

A. 2005

Explanation

In 2005, the USDA changed the Food Guide Pyramid. This change was made to update and improve the dietary guidelines provided to the public. The new pyramid, called MyPyramid, was designed to be more personalized and focused on individual needs and goals. It emphasized the importance of balancing different food groups and physical activity for a healthy lifestyle. This change aimed to provide more accurate and relevant information to help people make informed choices about their diet and overall health.

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The Food Guide Pyramid

Where did the Food Guide Pyramid come from?

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There is a little_____________ climbing up the side of the pyramid.

We should eat many_____________of foods each day.

Circle all the healthy foods. (Circle more than one)

In what year did the USDA change the Food Guide Pyramid?