School-aged children do not generally make food choices that meet the recommendations of all the food groups. This means that some foods are eaten in inadequate amounts. Which foods are these?
A) Meat, vegetables, and fats
B) Meat and grains
C) Fruits, grains, and dairy
D) Vegetables and grains
C
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Few adolescents consume recommended amounts of fruits, vegetables, dairy foods, and whole grains.
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