Which of the Following Counts as the 1 Ounce-Equivalent of Grains

question 14

Multiple Choice

Which of the following counts as the 1 ounce-equivalent of grains?

• A) two slices of bread
• B) half a cup of cold cereal
• C) a large bagel
• D) half a cup of cooked rice

Identify different types of poverty and their causes, including situational and generational poverty.

Understand the relationship between poverty and academic achievement, and the importance of teachers' perceptions and attitudes towards students from impoverished backgrounds.

Recognize the effects of chronic illness on children's school attendance and academic performance.

Understand the importance of community resources and family-school collaboration in supporting children who are homeless or living in poverty.

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