Question

which of the following is an acronym for the 6 major nutrients needed for life? p-chop cites n-chops pork chop

Explanation:

The six major nutrients needed for life are typically Carbohydrates, Lipids (fats), Proteins, Vitamins, Minerals, and Water. The acronym "N - CHOPS" can be broken down to represent these: N (Nitrogen - related or sometimes representing a category, though more accurately the components are C (Carbohydrates), H (Lipids - from Hydrocarbons, or sometimes just a part of the acronym structure), O (Oxygen - related or part of the structure), P (Proteins), S (Sugars or sometimes a component, but more accurately the six nutrients map to the letters in N - CHOPS when considering the standard nutrient categories). The other options: "P - CHOP" is missing a component for the six nutrients, "CITES" is related to wildlife trade regulations, and "PORK CHOP" is a food item, not a nutrient acronym.

Answer:

C. N - CHOPS