Amelia has breakfast at home with her husband and buys lunch at a fast-food drive-through. In the afternoon she often has a snack with friends and then has dinner at home. A day’s sample diet is listed below.FoodAmountFood AmountWhite bread toasted 1 serving of grain Ice cream treat 1 serving dairy with added sugarMargarine 1 teaspoon (extra kcal) Baked chicken 2 servings of proteinHoney 1 teaspoon (extra kcal) Rice 1 serving of grainSweetened juice beverage 1.5 servings (not a food group)Refried pinto beans 1 serving of proteinSmall cheeseburger 2 servings of grain 3 servings of protein 1 serving of dairy6” Corn tortilla 1 serving of grainFried potatoes 1 serving of vegetables Sweetened juice beverage 1.5 servings (not a food group)Coke 2 servings (not a food group)Part BBelow is a breakdown of Amelia's intake compared to her recommendations.Food GroupAmelia's IntakeRecommendationGrains 5 servings 8 servingsFruits 0 servings 2 servingsVegetables 1 servings 3 servingsProtein 6 servings 6.5 servingsDairy 2 servings 3 servings Flag question: Question 6Question 6Tips1 ptsEvaluate Amelia’s food group intake. Compare her intake of each of the food groups to her recommendations. For which food groups did she meet the recommendation:Group of answer choicesGrains and proteinFruits and vegetablesDairy and fruitsNone of the above
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Amelia has breakfast at home with her husband and buys lunch at a fast-food drive-through. In the afternoon she often has a snack with friends and then has dinner at home. A day’s sample diet is listed below.FoodAmountFood AmountWhite bread toasted 1 serving of grain Ice cream treat 1 serving dairy with added sugarMargarine 1 teaspoon (extra kcal) Baked chicken 2 servings of proteinHoney 1 teaspoon (extra kcal) Rice 1 serving of grainSweetened juice beverage 1.5 servings (not a food group)Refried pinto beans 1 serving of proteinSmall cheeseburger 2 servings of grain 3 servings of protein 1 serving of dairy6” Corn tortilla 1 serving of grainFried potatoes 1 serving of vegetables Sweetened juice beverage 1.5 servings (not a food group)Coke 2 servings (not a food group)Part BBelow is a breakdown of Amelia's intake compared to her recommendations.Food GroupAmelia's IntakeRecommendationGrains 5 servings 8 servingsFruits 0 servings 2 servingsVegetables 1 servings 3 servingsProtein 6 servings 6.5 servingsDairy 2 servings 3 servings Flag question: Question 6Question 6Tips1 ptsEvaluate Amelia’s food group intake. Compare her intake of each of the food groups to her recommendations. For which food groups did she meet the recommendation:Group of answer choicesGrains and proteinFruits and vegetablesDairy and fruitsNone of the above
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Based on the breakdown of Amelia's intake compared to her recommendations, she met the recommendation for the Protein food group only. Therefore, the correct answer is "None of the above".
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