Let’s go step by step.
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Part 1: Match each food to its main nutrient
We are given three nutrients:
carbohydrate,
protein,
fat — and we must use each word
twice.
Look at each food:
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(a) Bread → Made from flour (grains), so main nutrient is
carbohydrate
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(b) Fish → Animal product, rich in
protein
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(c) Oil → Pure fat source →
fat
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(d) Butter → Dairy fat →
fat
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(e) Rice → Grain →
carbohydrate
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(f) Chicken leg → Meat →
protein
Now check:
→ carbohydrate: used for (a) and (e)
✔
→ protein: used for (b) and (f)
✔
→ fat: used for (c) and (d)
✔
Perfect — each used twice.
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Part 2: True or False?
a. *Potatoes and rice are fatty foods.*
→ Potatoes and rice are starchy — they’re carbs, not fats.
✘ →
False
b. *You should only eat one type of food each day.*
→ That would be unhealthy! We need variety.
✘ →
False
c. *You need a mixture of different foods to stay healthy.*
→ Yes! Balanced diet = many types of food.
✔ →
True
d. *Burgers, fries and cakes are good sources of vitamins and minerals.*
→ These are mostly fat, sugar, salt — low in vitamins/minerals.
✘ →
False
e. *Fresh fruit and vegetables provide vitamins, minerals and fibre.*
→ Absolutely true! That’s why we eat them.
✔ →
True
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Final Answer:
1.
a) carbohydrate
b) protein
c) fat
d) fat
e) carbohydrate
f) protein
2.
a) F
b) F
c) T
d) F
e) T
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of diet worksheet.