El retorn de adup inglish, Traducciones de Inglés

¡Descarga El retorn de adup inglish y más Traducciones en PDF de Inglés solo en Docsity! ANSWER KEY for “Face the Fats: Understanding the Biochemistry of Lipids” by Nancy A. Rice, Department of Biology, Western Kentucky University Clicker Questions To view individual slides and refer to individual images, hover over or click the appropriate CQ# at the start of the question. CQ1 : How much cholesterol was in Pete’s dinner?  A: 13 grams  B: 6 grams  C: 25 milligrams  D: 50 grams The correct answer is: D Rationale: This is a general question to assess students’ ability to read and review nutritional labels. Students must remember that Pete has eaten two Hot Pockets; 25 mg × 2 = 50 mg. CQ2 : What percent of your average daily food intake is fresh fruits and/or vegetables?  A: 0%  B: 10%  C: 25%  D: 50% or greater The best answer is: any Rationale: This is a general survey question to assess the eating habits of the student population. CQ3 : What percentage of your average daily food intake is lipids?  A: 0%  B: 10%  C: 25%  D: 50% or greater The best answer is: any Rationale: This is a general survey question to assess the eating habits of the student population. CQ4 : Pete normally consumes ~2000 calories per day. What % of his total daily caloric intake is coming from the 2 Hot Pockets? What % of his total daily calories is coming from the fat in 2 Hot Pockets?  A: ~ 30%; 5%  B: ~ 30 %; 11%  C: ~ 50 %; 20%  D: ~ 60 %; 11% The correct answer is: B Rationale: Pete consumed a total of 620 calories with the two Hot Pockets, which equals 30% of a 2000 calorie diet. The total fat content for each Hot Pocket was 13 g. 1 g of fat = 9 calories so Pete consumed 117 × 2 = 234 calories from the fat, which would be 11% of his total daily caloric intake. Interestingly, 38% of the total calories of the Hot Pockets comes from fat.