Question

What is true about how climate affects the food that people eat?

A. Some food can be grown in any part of the world.
B. Foods that grow well in a region can become part of that region’s culture.
C. Cultures no longer have special foods because people can get food from any place.
D. Food that can be preserved are valued in many cultures.

Answer 1

B. Foods that grow well in a region can become part of that region's culture

Step-by-step explanation:

The people have pretty much inhabited most of the planet. Because the people can be found almost everywhere, that means that they are living in all sorts of climates, thus they have some benefits and restrictions when it comes to the type of food they consume. The plants and animals are adapted to live in certain conditions, so they can be found at some regions, but not at others. This has lead to development of unique dishes in accordance to what is available for eating, so over time the food that is available at a particular region has become part of the culture of the people that live there.