Question

question 6
nutrient dense foods have a high concentration of
a nutrients / gram
b gram / calorie
c nutrients / calorie
d calorie / nutrients
2 points

Explanation:

Nutrient - dense foods are defined as having a high concentration of nutrients relative to the number of calories they contain. This means that for each calorie consumed (a measure of energy), there is a significant amount of beneficial nutrients (such as vitamins, minerals, fiber etc.). Options A (nutrients/gram) just looks at nutrient - gram relationship without considering calorie (energy) aspect. Option B (gram/calorie) is about mass - calorie relationship. Option D (calorie/nutrients) is the inverse of what we need.

Answer:

C. nutrients / calorie