Article: "Good Enough to Eat?"

1.	This story is mostly about

A.	why gym class is important.
B.	which foods kids dislike.
C.	what's being done to help kids eat better.
D.	the effect that commercials have on kids.

Article: "Good Enough to Eat?"

2.	It is healthy to eat large portions of

A.	vegetables.
B.	whole grains.
C.	French fries.
D.	both A and B.

Article: "Good Enough to Eat?"

3.	Ancient humans kept eating when they were full because

A.	they didn't have self-control.
B.	they didn't know when their next meal would be.
C.	they didn't mind being overweight.
D.	they didn't have a place to store unfinished food.

Article: "Good Enough to Eat?"

4.	Which statement is a fact?

A.	Schools should serve healthier cafeteria food.
B.	New York City has banned foods fried in certain oils.
C.	It is important for kids to learn about nutrition.
D.	Kids eat too much junk food at school.

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5.	Experts say one reason honeybees are dying may be due to

A.	a shortage of honey.
B.	a shortage of pollen.
C.	more predators.
D.	a virus.

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6.	The library with the largest collection of books is in

A.	Massachusetts.
B.	Washington, D.C.
C.	California.
D.	Michigan.

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7.	By August, the number of troops in Iraq is expected to be

A.	130,000.
B.	30,000.
C.	1,300.
D.	3,000.

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8.	The author wrote this article to

A.	convince you to become an author or an illustrator.
B.	tell you about an author-illustrator team and their new book.
C.	persuade you to read a new book.
D.	explain the plot of a new book.

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9.	Which word does not describe Kyle Orent?

A.	creative
B.	self-centered
C.	helpful
D.	thoughtful

Article: "Good Enough to Eat?"

10.	Why are school cafeterias across the U.S. making changes?

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