(a) Name two nutrients that are especially important during pregnancy. [2] (b) State why each of the nutrients you named in (a) is important for a pregnant ...

Assessment: Food & Nutrition 0648 | Paper 1 Mock 01 | Theory Subject: Food & Nutrition - 0648

Question 1 Report

(a) Name two nutrients that are especially important during pregnancy. [2]

(b) State why each of the nutrients you named in (a) is important for a pregnant woman. [4]

(c) Suggest two foods that a pregnant woman should try to eat regularly. Give a reason for each choice. [4]

Answer Details
(a) Name two nutrients important during pregnancy. [2] One mark each (max 2): - Iron (1) - Folic acid/folate (1) - Calcium (1) - Vitamin D (1) - Protein (1) (b) State why each is important for a pregnant woman. [4] Two marks per nutrient (max 4): Iron: - Needed to make extra blood for the mother and baby (1) - Helps prevent anaemia which causes tiredness (1) Folic acid: - Helps prevent neural tube defects such as spina bifida in the baby (1) - Especially important in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy (1) Calcium: - Needed for the development of the baby's bones and teeth (1) - If the mother does not get enough calcium, it will be taken from her own bones (1) (c) Suggest two foods and give a reason for each. [4] One mark for food, one mark for reason (max 4): - Green leafy vegetables such as spinach (1) - good source of iron and folic acid (1) - Milk or cheese (1) - provides calcium for the baby's bones and teeth (1) - Lean red meat (1) - provides iron and HBV protein for growth (1) - Wholegrain bread or cereals (1) - provides B vitamins, iron and dietary fibre (1)

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