Information and IdeasEasy–MediumEvidence that a school's garden improved lunches
Information and Ideas practice question
A headteacher claims that the school's vegetable garden has led pupils to eat more vegetables at lunch.
Which finding, if true, would most directly support the claim?
- A. Since the garden was planted, the amount of vegetables left uneaten on lunch trays has fallen by half, while the amount served is unchanged.Correct
- B. Pupils enjoy working in the garden.
- C. The garden produces carrots and beans.
- D. The school employs a gardener.
Answer: A. Since the garden was planted, the amount of vegetables left uneaten on lunch trays has fallen by half, while the amount served is unchanged.
Less left on the tray, same amount served.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B. Pupils enjoy working in the garden.
- Enjoyment is not eating.
- C. The garden produces carrots and beans.
- What grows is not what is eaten.
- D. The school employs a gardener.
- Staffing is not eating.
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