Why is breakfast important?

Nutritious

• full of good nutrients; healthy.

• lacking in essential vitamins and minerals.

• high in calories and sugar.

• processed and artificial.

Standardized tests

• official tests that are the same for everyone.

• tests that vary by location and time.

• tests that are only for college admissions.

• tests that are optional for students.

Skip

• to miss or not do something.

• to jump over something.

• to take a break from something.

• to run quickly to a destination.

Trend/Trending

• something becoming popular or common.

• a sudden drop in popularity.

• a temporary phase of interest.

• a long-lasting cultural shift.

Focus

• the ability to concentrate on something.

• the act of losing attention.

• a method of relaxation.

• a type of distraction.

Frustration

• a feeling of joy and happiness

• a state of calm and peace

• feeling upset or annoyed when things don’t go your way.

• a sense of confusion and uncertainty

Prioritize

• to decide what is most important and do that first.

• to ignore less important tasks and focus on none.

• to randomly choose tasks to complete.

• to complete tasks in any order without consideration.

Nutrients

• substances in food that help you grow and stay healthy.

• chemicals that make food taste better.

• elements that are only found in fruits and vegetables.

• additives that preserve food for longer shelf life.

Tone

• the general mood or feeling for what follows.

• a specific type of music or sound.

• a method of communication that involves gestures.

• the physical appearance of a person.

Seasoned

• flavored with spices or herbs.

• tasting bland and unseasoned.

• cooked without any additional ingredients.

• a method of preserving food.