Problem: How to choose eggs
Understand how conventional eggs are produced.
Conventional eggs often come from hens that have been kept in small cages in crowded facilities. Also, conventional eggs often come from hens that have eaten a diet of corn, soy and cottonseed meal, which is then filled with commercial additives. OPTIONS:
- Conventional eggs are safe to eat and still make a good choice of protein. However, many researchers believe that eggs from chickens raised in these conditions are nutritionally inferior.
- Although it might seem like a viable option, eggs produced locally for different breeds of birds are cheaper and often safer to eat. Conventional eggs come in a wide variety of colors including gold, red, green, brown, and dark green.
- Choose the right egg for your needs. For example, do you want this kind of egg for your gardening needs only or are you looking for a larger, healthier, odorous one.
- Other than conventional eggs, conventional eggs also fall into the grain group. For example, you may choose eggs with a grain group of corn or egg whites, or eggs with a grain group of eggs and water.

Answer: Conventional eggs are safe to eat and still make a good choice of protein. However, many researchers believe that eggs from chickens raised in these conditions are nutritionally inferior.

Problem: The man covers the glass with a red cover. The man shakes the glass. The man shows off the lemonade drink. the lemonade drink OPTIONS:
- is displayed on the counter.
- is decorated with a gold colored ribbon on the glass.
- warms in the cup.
- is got in the cup.

Answer: is displayed on the counter.

Problem: A large group of people are seen standing around a sand pit shaking hands and speaking with one another. The men then begin a soccer match with one another and cheering when they score a goal. the men OPTIONS:
- continue to play against one another while the audience cheers and the ref stands on the side.
- play a game of beer pong and end by throwing the paper at one another before running to celebrate.
- keep playing the game with one another and end by stomping on the ball and walking away.
- continue to dance around while standing around and begin another match with one another.
Answer: continue to play against one another while the audience cheers and the ref stands on the side.