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PART A: What is the central idea of the text?
A. Japanese children eat healthier lunches than American children.
B. Obento focuses on how food looks, rather than how it tastes or its nutrition.
C. Great thought and care is put into obento lunches for children in Japan.
D. Parents use bento boxes as a way to express their love to their children.
Answer:
Great thought and care is put into obento lunches for children in Japan.
Explanation:
The text shows how the Japanese take children's food seriously, creating lunch boxes called obento, which besides being very beautiful (attracting children's attention) have a nutritious, delicious and as beautiful food as the lunch box itself. This encourages children to eat, become strong and have enough energy to study effectively. In other words, the text shows how the Japanese have a strong regard and care for children's food.
