According to the Grains Heading/Section, what should you eat to fulfill this category?
Question 3
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According to the Grains Section, how do you measure the grains you eat on a daily basis?
Question 4
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According to the Vegetables Section, what is considered a vegetable?
Question 5
5.
How should you measure your daily vegetable intake? Which vegetable do you think is most important to eat on a daily basis?
Question 6
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According to the fruit section, what types of fruits should you eat and why?
Question 7
7.
According to the dairy section, what is considered as a source of dairy?
Question 8
8.
What can you do to fulfill your dairy intake, if you cannot drink milk?
Question 9
9.
How are meats and beans classified? Why are they classified in this manner?
Question 10
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According to the chart, which of these should you limit?
Question 11
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Why are beans, which are vegetables, listed in the meat column?
Question 12
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In which column would advice about choosing a healthful bread go?
Question 13
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What information does the second item under Dairy give?
Question 14
14.
What information in the chart would be helpful to someone who is trying to figure out how much food from each group to buy? Explain your answer in a complete sentence. Your explanation should be supported by an inference chart that you will create on loose leaf paper.