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1. Adults should focus on getting at least ______ minutes of moderate exercise on most days.
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2. Which types of fat raise your bad (LDL) cholesterol and increase your risk of heart disease?
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3. Which food below contains a lot of "empty" calories?
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4. We should focus on consuming lean proteins and meats.  Which of the options below is NOT considered a lean protein?
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5. What proportion of your plate or meals should come from fruits and vegetables?
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6. The American Heart Association recommends consuming  ________ mg of sodium to lower and maintain a healthy blood pressure.
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7. What is the theme for National Nutrition Month 2015?
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8. Approximately how many calories and grams of fat does a 1 ounce serving of cheddar cheese contain (size of about 2 dice)?
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9. How many grams of dietary fiber should the average adult aim to eat daily?
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10. According to the Dietary Guidelines for Americans and MyPlate, at least how much of your grains should be whole grains?
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Adults should focus on getting at least ______ minutes of moderate...
Which types of fat raise your bad (LDL) cholesterol and increase your...
Which food below contains a lot of "empty" calories?
We should focus on consuming lean proteins and meats.  Which of...
What proportion of your plate or meals should come from fruits and...
The American Heart Association recommends consuming  ________ mg...
What is the theme for National Nutrition Month 2015?
Approximately how many calories and grams of fat does a 1 ounce...
How many grams of dietary fiber should the average adult aim to eat...
According to the Dietary Guidelines for Americans and MyPlate, at...
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