Question

read a text about drinking straws.
do you want to maintain healthy teeth? avoid excessive consumption of sugary and acidic drinks, like soda and lemonade. both sugar and acid can erode protective tooth enamel, paving the way for cavities and increasing the risk of tooth sensitivity. its best to limit these beverages to special occasions, such as dining out. and when you do indulge, use a drinking straw: research shows that straws can minimize contact between liquids and teeth. bear in mind that some restaurants intentionally keep their straws out of sight, in the hopes that customers will forget about them-so dont forget! request a straw from your server, or bring your own straws along whenever you dine out. your teeth will thank you later.
select the two details that are included in the text.
straws are now a regularly dispensed item at many restaurants.
discarded straws present hazards for marine wildlife.
using a drinking straw reduces exposure to beverages that harm teeth.
staff at some restaurants avoid automatically providing straws to customers.

Explanation:

• The text mentions that using a drinking straw can minimize contact between liquids (sugary and acidic beverages that harm teeth) and teeth. So, "Using a drinking straw reduces exposure to beverages that harm teeth" is included.
• It also says that some restaurants intentionally keep their straws out of sight (implying they don't automatically provide them), so "Staff at some restaurants avoid automatically providing straws to customers" is included.

Answer:

• Using a drinking straw reduces exposure to beverages that harm teeth.
• Staff at some restaurants avoid automatically providing straws to customers.