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Which of the following statements is NOT true?
A.
Infants' diets, which primarily consist of breast milk or formula, are higher in fat than other diets.
B.
Adolescents need more calories and nutrients, especially if they are very inactive.
C.
Adults' activity levels tend to decline in age, which require a reduction in the amount of calories consumed.
D.
Children who are two years or older can follow the recommendations of the food guide pyramid.

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A. This statement is true.

B. This statement is false.  Adolescents who are active require more calories and nutrients than those who are inactive.
 
C. This statement is true.
 
D. This statement is true.

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Answer: (TRUE/FALSE)

(A) This statement is true. As the infants only consume formula milk or breast milk, and due to the higher content of fat in milk, infants diet is high in fats.

(B) The second statement is false, as adolescents need more calories and energy after during the phase of being active.

(C) True. Moving from childhood to adulthood the activity level tends to decline, hence fewer chances remain of being physically fit, that is why the level the diet should also be managed accordingly so that one doesn't suffers from obesity.

(D) The statement is true. Children of age two or more can follow the food guide pyramid.

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