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ioda
3 years ago
7

I have a suggestion for the school cafeteria. I think the school cafeteria should have more choices. Every day we have two main

choices. Usually we can choose between a meat dish and a non-meat dish. For example, we can choose a piece of baked chicken or a peanut butter sandwich. All the choices are very healthy, so all kids end up choosing something good for them. I think we should have a third or fourth choice. The extra choices should be more of the kinds of food kids like. How about more pizza? What about hot dogs with chili? What about fast food? Kids don't always like to eat healthy foods. If we don't like the healthy choices, we may go back to class hungry. Then, we can't concentrate on our lessons. This is a real problem!
Thanks for listening,
Jo

What is the main idea of the letter?
A.
The cafeteria makes bad sandwiches.
B.
Students are going back to class hungry.
C.
Kids do not like healthy foods all the time.
D.
Kids should have more food choices.


pleas help
English
2 answers:
kodGreya [7K]3 years ago
6 0
The choice that is correct is choice D.
Evgesh-ka [11]3 years ago
4 0
D. Kids should have more choices of food

it says it on the first paragraph, "I think the school cafeteria should have more choices"
right off the bat, the answer is there.
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