Quiz: How Much Do You Actually Know About Vitamins?

How much do you actually know about the vitamins you get? Test your knowledge and discover the benefits of vitamins and minerals in this quiz.

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1. Vitamin C Can Ward Off A Cold.
1. Vitamin C Can Ward Off A Cold.
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2. Vitamin B12 Gives You An Energy Boost.
2. Vitamin B12 Gives You An Energy Boost.
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3. Which Nutrients Might Protect Your Eyesight?
3. Which Nutrients Might Protect Your Eyesight?
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4. Which Vitamins And Minerals Keep Your Bones Strong?
4. Which Vitamins And Minerals Keep Your Bones Strong?
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5. Which Foods Are Highest in Vitamin A?
5. Which Foods Are Highest in Vitamin A?
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6. What Foods Are Rich in Vitamin K?
6. What Foods Are Rich in Vitamin K?
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7. Which Of The Following Is Highest In Iron?
7. Which Of The Following Is Highest In Iron?
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8. What Is The Current Daily Value (DV) For Dietary Fiber?
8. What Is The Current Daily Value (DV) For Dietary Fiber?
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9. What’s The Difference Between Vitamins And Minerals?
9. What’s The Difference Between Vitamins And Minerals?
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10. Which Of The Following Is Not A Good Source Of Protein?
10. Which Of The Following Is Not A Good Source Of Protein?
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You body needs vitamins and minerals to work properly. Which is why a varied and balanced diet is crucial for staying healthy.

An eatwell plate would normally include plenty if fruit, vegetables and starchy foods. A decent amount of fish and meat. Some dairy products and a very small amount of foods that are high in fat and sugar.

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