Understanding Food Labels Now let's see how well you understand and can use food labels. In this activity, you will answer questions based on what you see on a nutrition facts label for cereal. All the answers to the questions displayed are based on information found in the food label on this page. 1. If you eat one serving, what percent of the daily value of saturated fat have you eaten? 2. If you eat one serving, how many grams of dietary fiber have you eaten? 3. If you eat the entire container of cereal, how many calories have you consumed? 4. If you eat the entire container, what percent of the daily value of fat have you eaten? 5. Is this product a good source of vitamin C?

Describe the potential effects, on people, of unprotected exposure to the sun.give an example of 1 new thing have you learned about the sun’s uv rays.

Which is not a physical sign of stress? a )pupils dilate b) breathing becomes faster and deeper c) kidneys and liver constrict d) spending money

A. hannah wants to improve her cardiorespiratory fitness levels, so she begins to alternate running on a flat track with running up stadium stairs. this principle is known as a type b tedium c time d frequency 2. charlie is easily winded during soccer practice and wants to improve his cardiorespiratory fitness. which activity would be best for him to choose? a lifting weights b walking from one class to another c running in a 5k race d riding a bike at a leisurely pace 3. felicia just began running this past month, but since she continues to run the exact same route and exact same distance every day, she is growing bored with her runs. this principle is known as a tedium b progression c specificity d reversibility