Do Family Meals Matter?

How many meals were eaten at home (before the 1970’s)?

• 3 out of 4

• 1 out of 4

• 2 out of 4

• 5

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How much did U.S. consumer spend on fast food in 2005?

• $163 billion

• $ 153 billion

• $163 million

• $153 million

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Groups of people who rely on fast-food:

(choose all that apply)

• working parents

• adults who need a quick lunch

• over-scheduled teenagers

• retirees

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Generations ago, families would...

• get up early to drive to Six Flags

• get up early to drive to Disneyalnd

• sit & talk as they ate dinner together

• get up early to feed the cows

_______________ has been like a glue

• Elmer's

• Eating Together

• Elephants

• Eating

joined; together

• Elmer's

• Glue

• United

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research project scientists do

• Science fair

• studies

• experiments

• Science projects

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What percentage of adolescents reported eating dinner with family everyday?

• 43%

• 100%

• 21%

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information collected and organized for a topic

• data

• research

• science fair

• science project

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What percentage of parents said that it was important to eat at least one meal together each day?

• 100%

• 98%

• 2%

• 1%

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