How Could Transportation and Housing Problems Lead to Poor Nutrition

question 14

Multiple Choice

How could transportation and housing problems lead to poor nutrition?

• A) The only grocery stores near lower income housing often have poor quality food.
• B) Most supermarkets are located in impoverished urban areas.
• C) If housing costs take too large a portion of income, a car becomes unaffordable.
• D) Most motels only offer continental breakfast options, rather than hot food.

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