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burton19126

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The daily food and nutrition program ___.
 
  a. is not as important as the daily learning activities
  b. is not as important as the daily exercise that children experience on the playground
  c. is important because childrens nutrition habits and attitudes about eating are established during the early years
  d. is important because children get cranky when they are hungry

Question 2

Brown bag lunches ___.
 
  a. are not allowed because of the Food and Drug Administration regulations
  b. can be eaten at lunch and the leftover foods can be consumed at afternoon snack
  c. allow children to trade food with their friends, which encourages sharing skills
  d. can provide an opportunity to help parents learn more about good nutrition



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