Are there any multiple choice answers?
its the third option, it describes it very accurately.
Quite possibly. See, if a parent died when a child is young, then that automactically goes straight to neglecting to nurture, which may lead to depression, and, in late teens, or early adult life, death. I hope you found this answer helpful! (:
When speaking about calories, It depends on the individual themselves. If they are active and work around a lot, They need more calories to sustain nutrients in their bodies. If they are someone who lounges around and does not work much, they need lesser calories because the more calories someone has, the more they will need to burn. Doctors say on average, an 8-13 year old is expected to intake around 1,800-2,200 Calories a day.