Question

use the text to put the events in order. your mouth is home to many bacteria. when you eat something sugary, the bacteria in your mouth feed on the sugar. over time, this causes more and more bacteria to form. if you dont brush your teeth soon enough, the build - up of bacteria can make a slimy coating called plaque. plaque sticks to your teeth, but you can remove it by brushing. if you dont remove plaque, though, a cavity may begin to form. a cavity begins to form. plaque sticks to teeth. bacteria feed on sugars.

Explanation:

The text describes a sequence of events related to dental health. First, bacteria feed on sugars (as stated: "When you eat something sugary, the bacteria in your mouth feed on the sugar"). Then, plaque sticks to teeth (because "If you don't brush your teeth soon enough, the build - up of bacteria can make a slimy coating called plaque. Plaque sticks to your teeth"). Finally, a cavity begins to form (since "If you don't remove plaque, though, a cavity may begin to form").

Answer:

1. Bacteria feed on sugars.
2. Plaque sticks to teeth.
3. A cavity begins to form.