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Quiz: Essential Nutrients for Children

OCR J809 Cambridge National in Child Development

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Welcome! You've already learned about government dietary recommendations and the Eatwell Guide. Now, let's test your knowledge of essential nutrients for children and how they help with healthy development.

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Which of the following is a macronutrient?

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Which of these are functions of calcium in children's development? (Select all that apply)

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Children need {{blank0}} to carry oxygen in their blood, which is found in foods like red meat and spinach.

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What is the main role of fibre in a child's diet?

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Which of these nutrients are considered essential fatty acids? (Select all that apply)

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Vitamin {{blank0}} helps with vision and is found in carrots, while vitamin {{blank1}} supports immune function and is found in oranges.

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