210 Lesson 3 Quiz

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1. Question
The standard meal patterns for the Child and Adult Care Food Program address the changing nutritional needs of participants by specifying:
- Menus for each meal
- Meal components and quantities of each component
- Quantities of meals and specific food items
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2. Question
For meals and snacks that include milk for children under the age of six, milk must be
- Unflavored
- 1% or fat-free and unflavored
- 1% or 2%
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3. Question
Select the lunch that does NOT meet the required meal pattern for participants over the age of
one:
- Fluid 1% milk, beef patty on whole wheat roll, side salad, and pears
- Fluid 1% milk, baked chicken, applesauce, wheat roll, and celery sticks
- Fluid Chocolate 1% milk, tomato soup, cheese cubes, tomato salad, and a breadstick
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A meat/meat alternate may replace the grain for breakfast
- Daily
- Up to three times a week
- Only with special dietary documentation
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5. Question
Select the food below that is not a bread/grain.
- Pita pocket
- Potato tots
- Corn tortilla
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6. Question
Beans may be credited as either a vegetable or a:
- Bread/grain component
- Meat/meat alternate component
- They are always a vegetable component
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7. Question
When serving a combination food, select the following true statement.
- Combination foods are only creditable if the quantity of each component can be identified through a recipe, manufacturer product analysis sheet or CN label.
- Combination foods are only creditable as one component.
- When crediting combination foods, your sponsor will determine whether CN labels, recipes, or a manufacturer product analysis sheet is required.
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8. Question
At least one serving of a whole grain-rich product must be served daily.
- True
- False
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Juice, cheese food products and cheese food spread cannot be served to infants.
- True
- False
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10. Question
Fruits and vegetables are separate components, but two vegetables may still be served instead of a fruit and vegetable for lunches and suppers.
- True
- False

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