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Go to www.choosemyplate.gov Click on MyPlate on the menu bar Click on Food Groups Overview MyPlate Web Quest 1. What five groups of food should be included in your diet? Name: FRUITS Click on Fruits from the menu on the left 2. What counts as part of the Fruit Group? 3. What are three ways fruit can be served/eaten? 4. How much of your plate should be fruits?

5. List three of your favorite fruits from the Commonly Eaten Fruits list Click on View Fruits Food Gallery 6. What size apple is equal to one cup of fruit? Below the Fruits heading, click on How Much is Needed? 7. What three things affect the amount of fruit you need? Click on See the chart 8. What is your daily recommendation for fruit? Below the Fruits heading, click on Health Benefits and Nutrients 9. What are two health benefits of eating fruits? 10. What are two nutrients found in fruits?

Below the Fruits heading, click on Tips to Help You Eat Fruits 11. What is one tip you could follow? VEGETABLES Click on Vegetables from the menu on the left 12. What counts as part of the Vegetable Group? 13. What three ways can vegetables be served/eaten? 14. How much of your plate should be vegetables? 15. What are the five subgroups of vegetables?

16. List three of your favorite vegetables from the Commonly Eaten Vegetables list Click on View Vegetables Food Gallery 17. What size baked potato is equal to one cup of vegetables? Below the Vegetables heading, click on How Much is Needed? 18. What three things affect the amount of vegetables you need? Click on See the chart 19. What is your daily recommendation for vegetables? Below the Vegetables heading, click on Health Benefits and Nutrients 20. What are two health benefits of eating vegetables? 21. What are two nutrients found in vegetables? Below the Vegetables heading, click on Tips to Help You Eat Vegetables 22. What is one tip you could follow?

GRAINS Click on Grains from the menu on the left 23. What counts as part of the Grain Group? 24. What are the two subgroups of grains? 25. What is the difference between the two groups? 26. What is an example of each group? 27. How much of your plate should be grains? 28. List three of your favorite grains from both subgroups (total of six) from the Commonly Eaten Grains list

Below the Grains heading, click on How Much is Needed? 29. How many of your grains should be whole grains? Click on See the chart 30. What is your daily recommendation for grains? Below the Grains heading, click on Health Benefits and Nutrients 31. What are two health benefits of eating grains? 32. What are two nutrients found in grains? Below the Grains heading, click on Tips to Help You Eat Whole Grains 33. What is on tip you could follow? PROTEINS Click on Protein Foods from the menu on the left 34. What counts as part of the Protein Foods Group? 35. What two foods are part of both the Protein and Vegetable groups?

36. How many ounces of cooked seafood are recommended per week? 37. What do Vegetarians eat instead of seafood? 38. When planning your meals, your meat and poultry choices should be what? 39. List three of your favorite proteins from the Commonly Eaten Protein Foods list Below the Protein Foods heading, click on How Much is Needed? Click on See the chart 40. What is your daily recommendation for proteins? Below the Protein Foods heading, click on Nutrients and Health Implications 41. What are two health benefits of eating protein? 42. What are two nutrients found in proteins?

Below the Protein Foods heading, click on Tips for Making Wise Choices 43. List the four major tips for proteins Below the Protein Foods heading, click on Vegetarian Choices 44. What is one item vegetarians can eat to get their protein? DAIRY Click on Dairy from the menu on the left 45. What counts as part of Dairy? 46. What types of dairy products should you choose? 47. List three of your favorite dairy products from the Commonly Eaten Dairy Products list.

Below the Dairy heading, click on How Much is Needed? 48. What does the amount depend on for dairy products? 49. What amount is recommended for you personally? Below the Dairy heading, click on Health Benefits and Nutrients 50. What are two health benefits from eating dairy products? 51. What are two nutrients found in dairy products? Below the Dairy heading, click on Tips for Making Wise Choices 52. What is one tip you could follow? 53. If a person doesn t consume milk, what options are available to them to maintain a healthy diet? OILS Click on Oils from the menu on the left 54. What is an example of commonly eaten oil? 55. What is an example of a food naturally high in oils? 56. Are Oils a food group?