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Which vegetable is orange and good for your tummy?
Carrot Save Red cabbage Spinach
What grows on a tree and can you eat if you are not allowed nuts?
Apple Walnut Hazelnut Chestnut
What does a bee do that makes honey that can make you sick?
Buzz Barking Meow Croaking
Which animal makes honey that some babies don't like?
At Spider Fly Ant
What can you eat if you can't have bread?
Rice cake Stone Leaf Stick
What form do most doctor's pills take?
Round Triangle Star Heart
Which fruit is yellow and can itch?
Banana Strawberry Apple Grape
Which animal gives milk that some children like?
Goat Leo Tiger Bear
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What should you do in case of an allergic reaction?
Calling an adult Eat more Running hard Playing hide-and-seek
Which biscuit often contains nuts?
Speculoos Rice cake Apple Carrot
What to do if you don't know what's in food?
First questions Just tasting Eat quickly Just smell
What is lactose-free?
Coconut milk Cow's milk Yoghurt Cheese
What happens when you have an allergy?
Body reacts incorrectly You become stronger You grow faster You get superpowers
Which foods often contain milk?
Cheese Broccoli Carrot Save
Which animal gives wool and milk?
Sheep Fish Bird Insect
What do nuts often contain?
Chocolate Soup Salad Yoghurt
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What can people with a milk allergy not eat?
Cheese Broccoli Spinach Carrot
Which tree produces nuts that can cause allergies?
Nut tree Apple tree Christmas tree Pear tree
Which animal gives milk that some people are allergic to?
A cow A rabbit A dog A cat
What is an elimination diet?
One way to find out what you are allergic to A diet to lose weight A diet to get bigger A diet to get stronger
Which seafood can cause an allergic reaction?
Shrimp Seaweed Sand Shellfish
Which symbol means there is no milk in the product?
A crossed-out milk carton A yellow sun A green tree A blue fish
Which Asian dish often contains peanuts?
Satay sauce Sushi Rice Noodles
What can parents do if their child has allergies?
Bringing a special lunchbox to school Keeping the child at home Pretending nothing is wrong Getting very angry
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Which egg component usually causes egg allergy?
The protein The yolk The scale The fleece
Which herbs can sometimes cause allergic reactions?
Celery Sugar Salt Water
Where on packaging can you find information about allergens?
In the ingredients list On the front of the packaging On the receipt only At the expiry date
What is it important to know about childhood allergies?
Some allergies may disappear as you get older All allergies are lifelong Children never get real allergies Allergies occur only in adults
What is the most dangerous thing that can happen in an allergic reaction?
Anaphylactic shock Headache Abdominal pain Itch
Which fish often cause allergic reactions?
Salmon Goldfish Shark Dolphin
Which foods are least associated with allergies?
Potatoes and rice Nuts and eggs Milk and wheat Fish and shellfish
What symbol is on products that are gluten-free?
A crossed-out spike A red circle A green tick A blue star
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Which food does NOT contain gluten?
Rice Oats Spelt Bulgur
What is the relationship between latex allergy and certain fruits?
They contain similar protein structures They are often packaged together They grow in the same climate There is no relationship
What is the difference between wheat allergy and celiac disease?
In wheat allergy, the immune system reacts differently Wheat allergy is hereditary, celiac disease is not Celiac disease is temporary, wheat allergy permanent There is no difference
What reaction do you NOT get from caffeine intolerance?
Skin rash Palpitations Insomnia Headache
What test is used to detect food allergy?
IgE blood test DNA test Urine sample Saliva test
Which fruit contains the most histamine?
Strawberries Apples Bananas Pears
Why can people with nut allergy often eat coconut?
Coconut is botanically not a nut but a stone fruit Coconut contains other fats Coconut grows on a palm Coconut has less protein
Which meats often contain hidden milk protein?
Sausage and frankfurters Steak Chicken breast Pork tenderloin
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Which allergy do people also need to watch out for with avocado?
Latex allergy Nut allergy Grain allergy Seafood allergy
Which vegetables can cause cross-reactivity in people with birch pollen allergy?
Carrot Courgette Aubergine Pepper
What substance is used in an EpiPen for severe allergic reactions?
Epinephrine (adrenaline) Cortisone Antihistamine Insulin
Which additive is often used as a filler but can cause intestinal problems?
Sorbitol Maltodextrin Xanthan gum Carrageenan
Which of these symptoms is typical of anaphylactic shock?
Sudden drop in blood pressure Slow-onset headaches Gradual weight gain Chronic fatigue
Why can some vegetarians suddenly react allergically to meat?
The immune system no longer recognises meat proteins They developed an enzyme deficiency Their stomach no longer produces acid They lack certain gut bacteria
What substance in chocolate can trigger migraines in susceptible individuals?
Tyramine Theobromine Epicatechin Procyanidin
In which type of food hypersensitivity do T cells play an important role?
Delayed food allergies Immediate food allergies Food intolerances Enzymatic deficiencies
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What is the most common food allergy in adults?
Crustaceans Nuts Eggs Milk
What is exercise-induced anaphylaxis?
Allergic reaction due to sports after eating Sports-related asthma Excessive perspiration Muscle cramps caused by food
Which E number stands for tartrazine, a dye that can cause hyperactivity?
E102 E110 E124 E129
Which substance is often used as a preservative and can trigger asthma attacks in sensitive individuals?
Sulphites Nitrates Benzoates Sorbates
Which polyol (sugar alcohol) most often causes intestinal problems?
Sorbitol Glucose Fructose Lactose
What substance in chocolate can trigger migraines?
Phenylethylamine Theobromine Caffeine Tryptophan
Which organ produces the enzyme DAO that breaks down histamine?
Small intestine Liver Kidneys Pancreas
What is the pigment that can cause problems for hypersensitive individuals in beetroot?
Betalaine Anthocyanins Carotenoids Chlorophyll
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Which dietary fibre can cause intestinal problems in people with irritable bowel syndrome?
Inulin Pectin Cellulose Lignin
Which protein in milk causes the most allergic reactions?
Casein Lactose Lactalbumin Immunoglobulin
Which of these fruits naturally contains the most histamine?
Strawberry Apple Banana Peer
Which enzyme is missing in people with lactose intolerance?
Lactase Amylase Pepsinogen Lipase
Which natural substance in tomatoes can cause eczema in sensitive individuals?
Lycopene Vitamin C Folic acid Potassium
Which substance is often used as a gluten substitute in gluten-free bread?
Xanthan gum Lecithin Agar Carrageenan
What substance in ripened cheeses can trigger migraines?
Tyramine Histamine Tryptamine Octopamine
Which substance in wine can cause allergic reactions?
Protein clarifiers Tannins Anthocyanins Alcohol
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