Question

review the third paragraph.

in every way that matters, burritos are sandwiches. broader definitions of sandwiches make this clear. for example, the new york state department of taxation and finances definition includes sandwiches made \on bread, on bagels, on rolls, in pitas, in wraps, or otherwise, and regardless of the filling or number of layers.\ meanwhile, the state of colorados definition of \sandwich\ is broader still. it includes \single serving items such as hamburgers, hot dogs, frozen pizza, burritos, chicken wings, or items of similar nature.\ by these broader definitions, a burrito is definitely a sandwich.

furthermore, like many classic sandwiches, a burrito usually consists of

select the two pieces of evidence that the author provides for the following supporting claim: other sandwich definitions include burritos.

according to the colorado definition, a burrito is considered a sandwich.

most definitions say that sandwiches must have meat between two pieces of bread.

in new york, a burrito fits the definition for a sandwich.

including burritos in the definition of sandwiches may change the way burritos are taxed.

Explanation:

The text presents two definitions. The New York State Department of Taxation and Finance's definition includes items like burritos (in wraps). The Colorado definition explicitly lists burritos as part of "sandwich" - like items. These are direct pieces of evidence for the claim. The option about meat between two breads contradicts the broader definitions. The option about tax - change is not evidence for the inclusion in the definition.

Answer:

According to the Colorado definition, a burrito is considered a sandwich.
In New York, a burrito fits the definition for a sandwich.