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Ivan
3 years ago
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What is a vegetarian? universal 2. Can you explain why eating vegetables is good for you? literal 3. What are the reasons that b

eing a vegetarian is good for the environment? interpretive 4. What would happen if the school forced students to eat more vegetables? evaluative
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serious [3.7K]3 years ago
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1. A vegetarian is a person who doesn’t not eat meat, fish and sometimes other animal products for moral, religious or health reasons.
2. Vegetables are good because they don’t have cholesterol which can lead to cardiovascular disease. They also have many nutrients including potassium, fibre etc. They can help maintain healthy blood pressure.
3. Being a vegetarian helps the environment by reducing the amount of meat consumption and this can lead to more healthy growth of plants since there are less animals to eat them.
4. If the school forced students to eat more vegetables, this may be a violation against their human rights but it does help them gain their daily nutrients and helps them grow.
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