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ENagel

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When eating a very-low-calorie diet for prolonged periods, the body may begin to obtain fuel from
 
  A) minerals stored in bone.
  B) fluid reabsorption by the kidneys.
  C) protein in lean body tissue.
  D) glycogen stored in the brain.

Question 2

A good way to control portion sizes when you eat out is to
 
  A) choose your meal from a buffet instead of ordering from the menu.
  B) split an entre with a friend or eat only half and take the other half home.
  C) order both appetizer and entre courses.
  D) select a vegetarian meal that contains no meat or dairy.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B



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