What does "LGBTQ+" stand for?

diverse sexual orientations and gender identities

Which ingredient can be found in a Chicken McNugget?

antibiotics, scraped chicken bones, petroleum, vaccines, AMR meat, growth hormones

What does "free-range" describe?

Animals allowed to roam freely outdoors with access to open spaces

What role does proper nutrition play in maintaining a healthy lifestyle?

It helps prevent chronic diseases.

How many children used to be obese in 1975?

fewer than 1 % of people from 5-19

What does the term "factory-farmed" refer to in agriculture?

large-scale farming operations that use intensive production methods

What is typically meant by the term "processed food"?

Food that is prepared and packaged for convenience.

What does "organic" mean when it comes to food production?

Food produced without pesticides or genetically modified organisms

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1
What does "LGBTQ+" stand for?
a type of music genre
diverse sexual orientations and gender identities
let's get busy together quite often
a mathematical formula
2
Which ingredient can be found in a Chicken McNugget?
antibiotics
scraped chicken bones
petroleum
vaccines
AMR meat
growth hormones
3
What does "free-range" describe?
Animals raised in crowded conditions
Animals that are only found in the wild
Animals raised indoors with limited space
Animals allowed to roam freely outdoors with access to open spaces
4
What role does proper nutrition play in maintaining a healthy lifestyle?
It has no impact on health.
It's necessary only for athletes.
It only affects physical health.
It helps prevent chronic diseases.
5
How many children used to be obese in 1975?
fewer than 1 % of people from 5-19
18 % of girls and 19 % of boys
fewer than 6% of girls and 8 % of boys
6
What is the English term for "Nutztiere" or "Vieh"?
used animal
factory animal
livestock
farm animal
7
What does the term "factory-farmed" refer to in agriculture?
farms that produce organic crops
large-scale farming operations that use intensive production methods
small-scale family farms
Farming practices that prioritize sustainability
8
What do you call a person that analyses food?
nutritionist
nutrient
diet assistant
diet analyst
9
What does the term "diet" typically refer to in the context of nutrition?
A weight loss supplement
A clothing style
A type of workout routine
A plan of eating habits
10
How is obesity defined by the World Health Organisation (WHO)?
A BMI of 25 or higher
A BMI of 30 or higher
A BMI of 35 or higher
A BMI of 20 or higher
11
What is typically meant by the term "processed food"?
Food that is harvested directly from the farm.
Food that is available at restaurants.
Food that is prepared and packaged for convenience.
Food that is grown in a factory.
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What does "organic" mean when it comes to food production?
Genetically modified food
Food that is made of plants without any kind of meat
Food grown with pesticides
Food produced without pesticides or genetically modified organisms

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