Question

what is an example of a public resource that supports exercise?
a. a convenience store
b. a fast-food restaurant
c. a private fitness club
d. a public school track
what can food banks help with?
a. teaching cooking techniques
b. reducing the cost of fresh produce
c. offering free gym memberships
d. improving local parks

Explanation:

First Question:

To determine a public resource for exercise, we analyze each option:

• Option a: A convenience store is for retail, not exercise.
• Option b: A fast - food restaurant is for food service, not exercise.
• Option c: A private fitness club is private, not public.
• Option d: A public school track is a public space designed for exercise (running, etc.).

To find what food banks help with, we analyze each option:

• Option a: Food banks don't teach cooking techniques; their focus is on food distribution.
• Option b: Food banks can help reduce the cost of fresh produce (by providing it at low or no cost to those in need, which indirectly reduces the financial burden of obtaining fresh produce).
• Option c: Food banks are not related to gym memberships.
• Option d: Food banks don't improve local parks.

Answer:

d. A public school track

Second Question: