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School Lunch
School Lunch
Students are served breakfast at the Stanley Mosk Elementary School in Los Angeles, California, April 8,
2015. Photo: AP Photo/Nick Ut
Students get many things at school. They get homework. They get grades.
Many also get breakfast in class.
Many schools give breakfast to poor students. The food costs less or is free.
Breakfast is served before class. Students eat in the cafeteria.
Now, some schools are changing how they serve food. They want to help even
more kids. So schools are starting to serve food during class. Teachers serve
food to poor students and rich students. All children can eat if they are hungry.
Stanley Mosk Elementary is a school in Los Angeles. The school gives all
students breakfast each morning. Teachers pass out the food. Then they show a
short video. It tells kids how to eat healthy. It takes about 10 minutes for them to
eat.
Students eat different kinds of food for breakfast. They get apples, cereal and a
breakfast sandwich. Sometimes there are leftovers. Not everyone wants to eat.
Quiz
1
Why does the author talk about people who do want breakfast served in class and
people who do not?
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
What are the two different views the author has in the story?
(A)
(B)
kids who eat breakfast in class and kids who eat it at home
(C)
people who think breakfast in class is good and people who think it
is bad
(D)
poor students who eat breakfast in class and rich students who eat
it in the lunch room
Read the part "Some Say No Food In Class!" Why does it describe Raquel
Martinez?
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
Read the section "Cereal, Apples And More." Which paragraph shows why some
people think breakfast in class is a smart idea?
Answer Key
1
Why does the author talk about people who do want breakfast served in class and
people who do not?
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
What are the two different views the author has in the story?
(A)
(B)
kids who eat breakfast in class and kids who eat it at home
(C)
(D)
poor students who eat breakfast in class and rich students who eat
it in the lunch room
Read the part "Some Say No Food In Class!" Why does it describe Raquel
Martinez?
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
Read the section "Cereal, Apples And More." Which paragraph shows why some
people think breakfast in class is a smart idea?
Paragraph 4:
Many people think it is good to hand out breakfast at school. They say
breakfast helps kids learn. Hungry students might not do well.