These are bounded opportunities, not learner attainment. Partial and blocked source requirements remain so.

• partial: Calculate and evaluate energy intake and requirements in a healthy daily diet, interpreting food labels and nutritional data

  Bounded objective: Read energy units and compare fictional totals without prescribing intake. Age/activity-based requirement estimation blocked: no validated model/reference supplied. Hypothetical arithmetic only, not medical or nutritional assessment.

• partial: Reads and interprets a nutritional information label (kJ and kcal)

  Fictional label units and portions interpreted.

• blocked: Estimates daily energy requirements for a person of a given age/activity level

  Real age/activity requirements lack validated reference model; arithmetic reference explicitly arbitrary.

• partial: Compares the energy content of different diets and identifies surpluses or deficits

  Fictional totals compared to arbitrary reference, not personal diet adequacy.

• partial: If {{name}} was reading food labels at the supermarket with you, could they work out roughly whether a meal gives too much, too little, or about the right amount of energy for a day?

  Try offers new-data-calculation for the bounded objective; it does not establish every part of the source assessment. Age/activity-based requirement estimation blocked: no validated model/reference supplied. Hypothetical arithmetic only, not medical or nutritional assessment.

• Age/activity-based requirement estimation blocked: no validated model/reference supplied. Hypothetical arithmetic only, not medical or nutritional assessment.