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Let’s go through each question one by one, using the nutrition labels provided.
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Question 1: How many calories would you take in if you ate the whole box of crackers in one sitting?
- The label says: Serving Size = 2 crackers, and Servings Per Container = About 21
- Calories per serving = 60
- So total calories = 60 × 21 = 1260
✔ Answer for Q1: 1260
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Question 2: If you ate 2 servings of crackers, how many grams of carbohydrates would you get?
- Total Carbohydrate per serving = 10g
- For 2 servings: 10g × 2 = 20g
✔ Answer for Q2: 20
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Question 3: If each gram of carbohydrates provides 4 calories, how many calories would you take in by eating 2 servings of crackers?
- From Q2, 2 servings = 20g carbs
- Each gram = 4 calories → 20 × 4 = 80 calories from carbs
But wait — this is asking for *total* calories from eating 2 servings? Or just from carbs?
Looking at the question: “how many calories would you take in by eating 2 servings of crackers?” — it doesn’t specify “from carbs only”, but the sentence before mentions “each gram of carbohydrates provides 4 calories” — so likely they want the calorie contribution *from carbs only*.
Also, note: the actual total calories for 2 servings would be 60 × 2 = 120. But since the question gives us the carb-to-calorie conversion, it’s testing that calculation.
So we’ll go with: 20g carbs × 4 cal/g = 80 calories
✔ Answer for Q3: 80
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Question 4: If fat provides 9 calories per gram, how many calories would you get by eating 2 servings?
- Fat per serving = 1.5g
- For 2 servings: 1.5g × 2 = 3g fat
- 3g × 9 cal/g = 27 calories from fat
Again, same logic as Q3 — they’re asking for calories *from fat*, not total calories.
✔ Answer for Q4: 27
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Now let’s look at the Chicken Noodle Soup label.
Question 5: If you were to eat the entire can of soup, how much sodium would you consume?
- Serving size = 1/2 cup (120 ml)
- Servings per container = about 2.5
- Sodium per serving = 860mg
- Total sodium = 860mg × 2.5 = ?
Calculate:
860 × 2 = 1720
860 × 0.5 = 430
Total = 1720 + 430 = 2150 mg
✔ Answer for Q5: 2150
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Question 6: If the recommended amount of sodium for someone with high blood pressure is 1500 mg/day, how much more than the recommended amount is present in this entire can?
- Entire can = 2150 mg (from Q5)
- Recommended = 1500 mg
- Difference = 2150 - 1500 = 650 mg more
✔ Answer for Q6: 650
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Question 7: How many servings of soup would I need to consume 20% of my daily requirement of fiber?
First, find daily requirement for fiber.
Look at bottom of soup label:
> Dietary Fiber: Less than 25g (for 2000 cal diet) → so daily value = 25g
20% of 25g = 0.20 × 25 = 5g
Now, how much fiber per serving? Label says: Dietary Fiber 1g per serving
So to get 5g, you need 5 servings.
✔ Answer for Q7: 5
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Question 8: How many calories would that be?
“That” refers to the 5 servings from Q7.
Calories per serving = 60
5 servings × 60 = 300 calories
✔ Answer for Q8: 300
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Final Answers:
1. 1260
2. 20
3. 80
4. 27
5. 2150
6. 650
7. 5
8. 300
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Question 1: How many calories would you take in if you ate the whole box of crackers in one sitting?
- The label says: Serving Size = 2 crackers, and Servings Per Container = About 21
- Calories per serving = 60
- So total calories = 60 × 21 = 1260
✔ Answer for Q1: 1260
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Question 2: If you ate 2 servings of crackers, how many grams of carbohydrates would you get?
- Total Carbohydrate per serving = 10g
- For 2 servings: 10g × 2 = 20g
✔ Answer for Q2: 20
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Question 3: If each gram of carbohydrates provides 4 calories, how many calories would you take in by eating 2 servings of crackers?
- From Q2, 2 servings = 20g carbs
- Each gram = 4 calories → 20 × 4 = 80 calories from carbs
But wait — this is asking for *total* calories from eating 2 servings? Or just from carbs?
Looking at the question: “how many calories would you take in by eating 2 servings of crackers?” — it doesn’t specify “from carbs only”, but the sentence before mentions “each gram of carbohydrates provides 4 calories” — so likely they want the calorie contribution *from carbs only*.
Also, note: the actual total calories for 2 servings would be 60 × 2 = 120. But since the question gives us the carb-to-calorie conversion, it’s testing that calculation.
So we’ll go with: 20g carbs × 4 cal/g = 80 calories
✔ Answer for Q3: 80
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Question 4: If fat provides 9 calories per gram, how many calories would you get by eating 2 servings?
- Fat per serving = 1.5g
- For 2 servings: 1.5g × 2 = 3g fat
- 3g × 9 cal/g = 27 calories from fat
Again, same logic as Q3 — they’re asking for calories *from fat*, not total calories.
✔ Answer for Q4: 27
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Now let’s look at the Chicken Noodle Soup label.
Question 5: If you were to eat the entire can of soup, how much sodium would you consume?
- Serving size = 1/2 cup (120 ml)
- Servings per container = about 2.5
- Sodium per serving = 860mg
- Total sodium = 860mg × 2.5 = ?
Calculate:
860 × 2 = 1720
860 × 0.5 = 430
Total = 1720 + 430 = 2150 mg
✔ Answer for Q5: 2150
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Question 6: If the recommended amount of sodium for someone with high blood pressure is 1500 mg/day, how much more than the recommended amount is present in this entire can?
- Entire can = 2150 mg (from Q5)
- Recommended = 1500 mg
- Difference = 2150 - 1500 = 650 mg more
✔ Answer for Q6: 650
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Question 7: How many servings of soup would I need to consume 20% of my daily requirement of fiber?
First, find daily requirement for fiber.
Look at bottom of soup label:
> Dietary Fiber: Less than 25g (for 2000 cal diet) → so daily value = 25g
20% of 25g = 0.20 × 25 = 5g
Now, how much fiber per serving? Label says: Dietary Fiber 1g per serving
So to get 5g, you need 5 servings.
✔ Answer for Q7: 5
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Question 8: How many calories would that be?
“That” refers to the 5 servings from Q7.
Calories per serving = 60
5 servings × 60 = 300 calories
✔ Answer for Q8: 300
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Final Answers:
1. 1260
2. 20
3. 80
4. 27
5. 2150
6. 650
7. 5
8. 300
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of food labels worksheet.