In the phrase, "Unhealthy diets often contain disproportionate amounts of carbohydrates," what does "disproportionate" mean? A) Unbalanced B) Dangerous C) Nutritious D) Perfect

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In the phrase, "Unhealthy diets often contain disproportionate amounts of carbohydrates," what does "disproportionate" mean?

A) Unbalanced

B) Dangerous

C) Nutritious

D) Perfect

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Answer: A unbalanced

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