Someone who has been running a race is probably quite hungry at the end of it, while  someone who has been sitting and snacking all day might have an appetite but would not  actually be hungry. Similarly, someone who has taken in all the nutrients he/she needs for  a day might be in the condition of satiety, but might still need a pizza, an ice cream and a  few bars of chocolate before feeling truly satiated. Explain the different concepts (i. Hunger;  ii. Appetite; iii. Satiety and iv. Satiated) to your friend to help him understand how they are  related.

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