The federally funded National School Lunch and School Breakfast Programs
A. have no guidelines to use when deciding what to serve.
B. are new programs with limited enrollment since they began in 1999.
C. provide quality day care for children.
D. provide meals to children either free of charge or at reduced cost.
Question 2
One difference between SNAP and WIC is that
A. they are administered by different governmental agencies.
B. SNAP provides benefits to low-income households, while WIC provides benefits to household with young children present regardless of income.
C. SNAP provides benefits to low-income households, while WIC provides benefits to low-income households with infants and children who are at nutritional risk.
D. None of the above is correct. They are not different from each other.
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