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QuizMora Editorial TeamPublished July 29, 2026 · Updated July 29, 2026

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Question 1 of 20Food & NutritionEvery carbohydrate affects the body in exactly the same way.
Question 2 of 20Food & NutritionAgave syrup is calorie-free.
Question 3 of 20Food & NutritionCooling some cooked starchy foods can increase their resistant starch.
Question 4 of 20Food & NutritionCarbohydrates are a major source of energy for the body.
Question 5 of 20Food & NutritionBrown sugar is a nutrient-rich health food compared with white sugar.
Question 6 of 20Food & NutritionPotatoes contain no useful nutrients.
Question 7 of 20Food & NutritionDietary guidance recommends limiting added sugars rather than eliminating every naturally occurring sugar.
Question 8 of 20Food & NutritionLactose is a naturally occurring sugar in milk.
Question 9 of 20Food & NutritionEvery FDA-authorized low-calorie sweetener has been proven to cause cancer at approved uses.
Question 10 of 20Food & NutritionExcess energy can be stored, whether it came from carbohydrates, fat, or protein.
Question 11 of 20Food & NutritionThe brain commonly uses glucose as a major fuel.
Question 12 of 20Food & NutritionSugar reliably makes every child hyperactive.
Question 13 of 20Food & NutritionA sugar-free label always means a product has zero calories.
Question 14 of 20Food & NutritionHoney contains no sugar because it is natural.
Question 15 of 20Food & NutritionFruit provides fiber and micronutrients in addition to naturally occurring sugars.
Question 16 of 20Food & NutritionAll carbohydrates automatically become body fat regardless of how much energy a person uses.
Question 17 of 20Food & NutritionGluten-free food is automatically low in carbohydrate.
Question 18 of 20Food & NutritionUS Nutrition Facts labels separately list added sugars.
Question 19 of 20Food & NutritionDietary fiber is a type of carbohydrate.
Question 20 of 20Food & NutritionWhole grains retain the bran, germ, and endosperm.

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