Question

Which social effect may result from adding healthier options to a school lunch program?

angering school leaders who will have to pay more for the program
angering students because of the loss of familiar choices
helping the school board president's chances of being reelected
hurting the school board president's chances of being reelected

Answer 1

The correct answer is B) angering students because of the loss of familiar choices.

The social effect that may result from adding healthier options to a school lunch program could be angering students because of the loss of familiar choices.

However, students' health condition is a major issue in today's society. Students want to eat everything they can and know, but the problems come later with obesity and diseases. That is when regret comes. Schools have nutritional programs that invite the student to consider healthier options such as fruits, vegetables, juices, and less fat and no fast food. That is why is an important issue to be considered.

Answer 2

angering students because of the loss of familiar choices

Step-by-step explanation:

From personal experiences, school lunch generally consists of unhealthy but fairly "good" food, or food that the culture usually appreciates. They also are generally more cheaper than fresh healthy food, and is the choice of the school board when distributing funds. People don't like change, and the adding of more expensive food as well as food that isn't appreciated by the targeted population would not be greeted well.

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