Test Your Knowledge on Dietary Fat

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Benjamin Franklin had once said "I guess I don't so much mind being old, as I mind being fat and old." This quiz is all about fat and fats! Test your knowledge about how much you know about fats or lipids by taking this quiz.

This Quiz has 15 questions.

1. Which food type in our diet provides us with the maximum amount of energy?1/15

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drsuresh1

very good informative quiz -helps to increase sci... knowledge...

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