Question 9

Explanation

Let's analyze each option based on the data in the table. Remember that we are looking for the conclusion that best describes the data.

Option Analysis

1. Statement: If consuming tempeh, then one will get little fat.

   Tempeh contains $8.8$ gr of fat. The term "little" is relative. Although it is lower than beef ($22$ gr), this statement is not specific enough because there is no clear comparison in the sentence.

2. Statement: If consuming meat, then the nutrients obtained are only few.

   This statement is incorrect. Beef contains high energy ($273$ kcal), high protein ($17.5$ gr), and high fat ($22$ gr). Saying the nutrients are "only few" contradicts the fact that it is rich in certain macronutrients.

3. Statement: If consuming tempeh, then the nutrients obtained are more than the nutrients in beef.

   This statement is ambiguous. If it refers to the "types" of nutrients, the table does list carbohydrates and fiber for tempeh (which are absent in beef). However, if it refers to the "total amount" or calorie/fat value, beef is higher. This ambiguity makes this statement not the best conclusion.

4. Statement: If consuming tempeh, then one will get little energy.

   Similar to the first point, the term "little" for $201$ kcal is relative and subjective without a comparison context.

5. Statement: If consuming meat, then one will get a lot of energy and fat.

   Based on the table, beef has the highest energy content ($273$ kcal vs $201$ kcal) and the highest fat content ($22$ gr vs $8.8$ gr) between the two food items. Therefore, concluding that meat provides "a lot" of energy and fat is the statement most supported by this comparative data.

Therefore, the most appropriate conclusion is that if one consumes meat, one will get a lot of energy and fat.