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This document contains a 10 question nutrition quiz that tests knowledge about the main food groups, carbohydrates, dairy servings, breakfast, fats and diseases, obesity percentages, reducing fat and sugar intake, fiber foods, and intestinal health. It asks test takers to identify foods, nutrients, health risks, portions sizes, and dietary recommendations. Upon completing all 10 multiple choice questions, the quiz scores the number of questions answered correctly.
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