School Lunches Around the World-Infographic

If your stomach is rumbling around lunch time, it most likely means you are ____________.

• excited

• hungry

• tired

• nervous

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In which country do many students eat at home?

• Argentina

• Brazil

• France

• Japan

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Which country has a special law about the food served for lunch?

• Argentina

• Brazil

• France

• Japan

According to the article, what do students do during lunch in Japan?

• they go shopping for the food

• they cook the food

• they wash the fruits and vegetables

• they help serve the food to classmates

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Students can have up to ________ hours to eat lunch in France

Hint=type the number

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True or False:

In Argentina, most students eat lunch at home because classes can take place in either morning or afternoon sessions.

• True

• False

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What is the name of the favorite lunchtime food from Argentina?

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True or False:

In Brazil, the teacher shares lessons about nutrition or manners while students eat.

• True

• False

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If you chow down on food at school, you are....

• eating quickly

• not really hungry

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In Brazil, what percentage of school lunch ingredients, like rice, beans, and tomatoes, must come from local family farms?