1. The human body is composed of almost _____% water, which is crucial for transporting
substances and absorbing nutrients from food. Besides drinking fluids, we also get water from
consuming _____, vegetables, and _____.

2. Which nutrient's deficiency is the primary cause of the condition observed in the children in the image, characterized by swollen bellies, and which disease does this symptom indicate?

3. If a child is showing symptoms of marasmus, which combination of sections from the plate
should be increased in their diet to provide a balance of carbohydrates and proteins?

4. Considering the role of vitamins in blood clotting, which vitamin should be consumed to prevent
the condition shown in the image?

5. Considering the nutritional roles of the fruit and vegetable group, rich in vitamins like Vitamin C,
and the milk group, a source of Vitamin D, how do their deficiencies impact health in terms of
scurvy and rickets? (Skill/Concept)

6. How do the roles of protein from the meat group and vitamins from the fruit and vegetable
group differ in preventing deficiency diseases, considering the impacts of kwashiorkor and
scurvy? (Skill/Concept)

7. Select the INCORRECT match:

8. Analogy based questions:
Integrated Child Development Scheme (ICDS) : Combating Malnutrition :: Mid-day Meal Scheme :
_______.

9. Which of the following are examples of macro minerals? (Choose all that apply)

10. Which condition is a result of protein deficiency, characterized by a potbelly, stunted growth,
and swelling in the face and limbs?
I. Marasmus
II. Kwashiorkor
III. Scurvy

IV. Beriberi