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DelorasTo

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Which of the following statements is not a structure/function claim?
 
  A) Calcium builds strong bones.
  B) The soluble fiber in beans can help you lower your cholesterol.
  C) Antioxidants help support a healthy immune system.
  D) Fiber maintains regularity.

Question 2

Compare the primary usages of corn and wheat grown in the United States.
 
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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

About 80 percent of corn is used to feed livestock; more than 70 of wheat is used for food products for humans, such as bread and cereal.



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