Lesson 3.5.1.3.2
3.5.1.3.2 Nutritional labelling and food marketing influences Quiz: AQA Food Preparation and Nutrition, Unit 4
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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What is the front-of-pack nutritional labelling scheme using colours called?
- Guideline daily amounts
- Traffic light labelling
- Nutri-Score system
- Health star rating
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On a traffic light label, what does a red colour for sugar mean?
- Free from sugar
- High in sugar
- Medium in sugar
- Low in sugar
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On a traffic light label, what does a green colour for salt mean?
- Low in salt
- High in salt
- Medium in salt
- Salt free
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Which four nutrients are shown on UK front-of-pack traffic light labels?
- Calories, sugar, protein, fat
- Carbohydrates, fat, salt, water
- Fat, saturates, sugars, salt
- Protein, fibre, vitamins, iron
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What traffic light colour represents 3 g of fat per 100 g?
- Red
- Blue
- Green
- Amber
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What does a reference intake percentage on a food label show?
- Portion weight ratio
- Total calorie count
- Recommended shelf life
- Daily nutrient share
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What proportion of daily salt intake does 25 percent of the GDA represent?
- A quarter
- One third
- A half
- One fifth
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What is the marketing term for getting a second identical item free?
- Cross promotion
- Price markdown
- Loss leader
- BOGOF
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Which marketing tool combines items together at a fixed price?
- A meal deal
- Flash sale
- Voucher code
- Price markdown
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What marketing technique places impulse products near the checkout till?
- End of aisle
- Window display
- Shelf stacking
- Point of sale
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Which media influence involves paid promotion of a food product?
- Food review
- News report
- Advertising
- Documentary
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What marketing tactic often distracts shoppers from checking nutritional information?
- List of ingredients
- Special offers
- Brand logos
- Serving suggestions
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On a traffic light food label, what does an amber colour indicate?
- Medium nutrient level
- Low nutrient level
- Zero nutrient level
- High nutrient level
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Which traffic light colour represents a high sugar level per 100 g?
- Amber
- Blue
- Green
- Red
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What is the primary benefit of nutritional labelling for consumers?
- Finding cheapest prices
- Assessing shelf life
- Checking cooking times
- Comparing healthier choices
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Using a famous celebrity to promote a food product is an example of what?
- Media influence
- Nutritional labelling
- Statutory regulation
- Sensory analysis
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Which label section gives the fairest salt comparison per 100 g between cereals?
- Marketing claims
- Traffic light
- Cooking instructions
- Ingredients list
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Which marketing technique uses a limited-time price reduction?
- Nutritional profiling
- Ingredient listing
- A special offer
- Traffic light coding
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What does a green traffic light for fat and a red traffic light for sugar indicate?
- Low fat, high sugar
- Low fat, low sugar
- High fat, high sugar
- High fat, low sugar
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Which tool shows a nutrient's percentage of daily recommended intake?
- Guideline daily amounts
- Ingredient percentages
- Traffic light colours
- Quality assurance marks
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