In general, when energy requirements are completely met by kilocalorie (kcal) intake in food
a. Weight increases.
b. Weight decreases.
c. Weight does not change.
d. Kilocalories are not a factor.
ANS: C
In general, when energy requirements are completely met by kilocalorie (kcal) intake in food, weight does not change. When kilocalories ingested exceed a person's energy demands, the indi-vidual gains weight. If kilocalories ingested fail to meet a person's energy requirement, the indi-vidual loses weight. Kilocalories are a factor.
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