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koban [17]
3 years ago
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John lives near a small town in a rural farming community. His parents produce and sell vegetables on their family farm, and the

y raise chickens to sell eggs. They sell their produce at several farmers’ markets in nearby towns. John’s parents do not have a large income, and they produce as much of their own food as possible. When their food supplies run out, they must drive 30 miles to a general store that has limited options.
What would John eat for dinner? Describe what might be on John’s dinner plate.

Why does John eat what he eats? Give examples of how John’s social and physical environment might affect his food choices
Biology
1 answer:
ss7ja [257]3 years ago
5 0
His plate should consist of a salad, he can have the vegetables and then add hard boiled eggs on top for some protein. he eats what he eats cause the family does not have enough money to buy more food. he is far from a store so he has to eat food he has at home more and he grows food at home so it would be cheaper just to eat food at home
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