Question

1. calories on nutrition labels measure what?

the cost of the food
the weight of the food
the color intensity of the food
the energy the food provides

1. what is the purpose of the ingredient list on a food label?

to display nutritional information
to show the products popularity
to list all ingredients from highest to lowest quantity
to indicate cooking instructions

1. comparative shopping using nutrition labels allows consumers to:

judge the brands market share
find the most expensive product
compare nutritional content between different products
assess the packaging quality

Explanation:

• Question 7: Calories are a measure of energy. Nutrition labels use calories to show the energy a food provides.
• Question 8: The ingredient list on a food label lists ingredients from highest to lowest quantity by weight.
• Question 9: Comparative shopping using nutrition labels is for comparing nutritional content (like calories, fats, sugars etc.) between different products.

Answer:

1. The energy the food provides
2. To list all ingredients from highest to lowest quantity
3. Compare nutritional content between different products