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What is the definition of obese?
grossly fat or overweight
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What is the movement created by Michelle Obama in an effort to help American children be active again?
Lets Move?
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What is the socioeconomic class most likely to be obese and chose poor dietary choices such as fast food?
Lower class, poor, poverty stricken
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What is the corporation that is often compared to Big Food?
Big Tobacco
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What is the percentage of obese children in America?
20%
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What is one example of why Americans are more sedentary?
TV, less recess/PE in schools, less movement required in jobs, technology
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What is the government model released that is supposed to teach children how to eat?
Food Pyramid/My Plate
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Who is the past American President who publicly stated he did not do enough to combat childhood obesity?
Bill Clinton
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What is the decade that marks obesity growth in American children?
1970's
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What is the name of the theory describing "calories in and calories out" that discuses why exercise is the key element to maintaining weight?
Energy balance
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What is one reason many Americans are uneducated about proper diet and its implications?
Lack of education in school, fad diets, rapidly changing diet rules, conflicting information
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What is one thing that makes food labels inaccurate?
Sugar PDV, serving size, definition of serving
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What are some diseases that arise from childhood obesity?
Hypertension, Diabetes, High Cholesterol, Heart Disease
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What is the amount of exercise needed to burn off one chocolate chip cookie?
Roughly 18 minutes of walking
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What are some tactics used by the food industry that influence childhood obesity?
Marketing to children, food ingredients, "healthier but not healthy",
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What are at least two contributors to the childhood obesity growth America is experiencing?
Parents, school lunches, lifestyle, dietary choices, food industry, etc
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What are three advantages to physical activity?
Building muscle, expending calories, decreased anxiety/depression, lowers risk of developing chronic disease
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What are two tactics shred by Big Food and Big Tobacco?
Self regulation, teaming up with movements to create healthier foods, putting down science that opposes argument
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