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GCSE Food Prep & Nutrition — Module 1: Macronutrients

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Key stage

GCSE

Subject

Food Preparation and Nutrition

Time

~20 min

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How to study with GCSE Food Prep & Nutrition — Module 1: Macronutrients

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Sample questions and answers

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Nutrients the body needs in large amounts are called…
- macronutrients
- micronutrients
- additives
- minerals
Sample answer: macronutrients
Explanation: Macronutrients.
The macronutrient that is the body’s main source of energy is…
- carbohydrate
- protein
- vitamin C
- iron
Sample answer: carbohydrate
Explanation: Carbohydrate.
The macronutrient needed for growth and repair is…
- protein
- carbohydrate
- fat
- fibre
Sample answer: protein
Explanation: Protein.
The macronutrient that provides energy and insulation is…
- fat
- protein
- carbohydrate
- calcium
Sample answer: fat
Explanation: Fat.
Bread, pasta and rice are good sources of…
- carbohydrate
- protein
- fat only
- iron
Sample answer: carbohydrate
Explanation: Carbohydrate.

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