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C. Eating well because the magazine title A refers to the treat food "chocolate" The title of B refers to foods that are quickly made and usually food made quickly is not as healthy and D has camp fire cooking, and foods from campfires are things like hamburgers, hot dogs, wings, things that can be cooked over a fire or grilled. Title C literally implies that the foods in it will be healthy with the name "Eating well".

Vlad [161]3 years ago

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C. Eating Well. You would expect this to focus on healthy recipes.

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