Childhood Nutrition Test

Which of the following is the most common nutrient deficiency in childhood that can lead to anemia?

• Vitamin A

• Iron

• Calcium

• Vitamin D

A deficiency in which vitamin can result in rickets, a condition that weakens bones in children?

• Vitamin C

• Vitamin B12

• Vitamin D

• Folate

Which of the following is a factor that can put a child at risk for poor nutrition?

• Eating three well-balanced meals per day

• Having parents that work irregular work schedules.

• Regular physical activity

• Eating a wide variety of vegetables

Which of the following environmental factors can negatively impact a child’s diet?

• Access to community gardens

• Watching excessive amounts of television.

• Availability of fresh, local produce

• Attending a school with a farm-to-table program

When might a child need to take a dietary supplement?

• When children consistently eat a variety of foods and have no deficiencies

• If they are unable to meet their nutrient needs through food alone

• When a healthcare provider recommends supplementation

• b & c only

11. The school nutrition program is designed to meet the nutritional needs of children at different stages. Which of the following best describes how the school lunch program helps meet these needs?

• It provides age-appropriate balanced meals tailored to developmental needs.

• It offers only high-calorie meals regardless of nutritional balance.

• It focuses solely on supplements rather than complete meals.

• It provides a fixed menu regardless of children's nutritional requirements.

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CCSS.RI. 9-10.2

CCSS.RI.7.2

CCSS.RI.8.2

CCSS.RL.8.2

CCSS.RL.9-10.2

Which type of milk is best for meeting the nutritional needs of children with no milk allergies?

• Whole milk

• Low-fat milk

• Almond milk

• Oat milk

A deficiency in which nutrient commonly results in delayed cognitive and physical development in children?

• Zinc

• Calcium

• Vitamin C

• Iron

Which environmental factor is most likely to affect a child’s access to nutritious food?

• Attending a school that provides free lunch

• Living in a community with an abundance of supermarkets and farmers markets

• Living in a "food desert" with few grocery stores offering fresh fruits and vegetables

• Being raised in a household with a focus on healthy eating

Which type of milk is appropriate for children with a milk allergy?

• Skim milk

• Whole milk

• Low-fat milk

• Soy milk