Question

what we eat has changed more in the last forty years than in the previous forty thousand. which piece of evidence best supports schlossers claim from the introduction to fast food nation? a. fifteen hundred people work inside the mountain, maintaining the facility and collecting information from a worldwide network of radars, spy satellites b. much of the taste and aroma of american fast food, for example, is now manufactured at a series of large chemical plants off the new jersey turnpike c. in 1975, about 1/3 of american mothers with young children worked outside the home; today almost 2/3 of such mothers are employed. d. an estimated one out of every eight workers in the united states has at some point been employed by mcdonalds.

Explanation:

Schlosser's claim is about the change in what we eat. Option B shows a significant change in how the taste and aroma (a key aspect of what we eat - fast food) is produced (from natural to being manufactured in chemical plants), which directly supports the idea of a major change in food (what we eat) over time. Options A is about a facility and information collection (unrelated to food change), Option C is about mothers' employment (not food - what we eat change), and Option D is about employment at McDonald's (more about employment numbers rather than a change in the nature of what we eat).

Answer:

B. Much of the taste and aroma of American fast food, for example, is now manufactured at a series of large chemical plants off the New Jersey turnpike