Anaemia is most commonly caused by lack of which mineral?
AIron
BIodine
CSodium
DCalcium
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Iron
1. Anaemia is a low level of healthy red blood cells.
2. It is most commonly caused by iron deficiency.
3. Iodine, sodium and calcium are not its usual cause.
_Source: Wikipedia, Malnutrition, Micronutrient undernutrition_
Keep practising Food
Browse all Food questions for CTET, or explore more Environmental Studies topics.
Related questions
At most how much of daily calories may simple sugars give?WHO links keeping weight healthy to eating about as many calories as what?A diet with various foods across food groups is described as what?A healthy diet has little or none of which foods?Which food does WHO not count toward the 400 gram fruit and vegetable goal?Per WHO, fat intake should stay under what part of energy?WHO says what kind of salt should people use?WHO advises less than how much salt a day?