“everyone deserves the chance to have a healthy life. riley, an expert in exercise and diet, thats why people living in food deserts hope grocery stores will be built nearby.
a) why do people living in food deserts hope grocery stores will be built in their neighborhoods? complete the sentences.
b) residents of food deserts are limited to stores that are ______ to them. they would like to have
better choices
cleaner stores
lower prices

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“everyone deserves the chance to have a healthy life. riley, an expert in exercise and diet, thats why people living in food deserts hope grocery stores will be built nearby.
 a) why do people living in food deserts hope grocery stores will be built in their neighborhoods? complete the sentences.
 b) residents of food deserts are limited to stores that are ______ to them. they would like to have
 better choices
 cleaner stores
 lower prices

Accepted Answer

# Brief Explanations:
For the first blank (why people in food deserts want grocery stores), the context is about food deserts where residents lack good grocery options. The second blank (residents' limited store types and their desire) - "expensive" doesn't fit as people don't want higher prices; "cleaner stores" is less related to food desert core issue of limited choices. "Better choices" makes sense as food deserts have limited food options, so they want more/better choices. For the first part, people in food deserts hope for grocery stores to get better food choices (since they have limited access now). For the second, residents are limited to stores that are "expensive" doesn't fit, "cleaner" is not the main issue, but actually, in food deserts, often stores are limited to small, overpriced or with poor choices. Wait, the options for the second blank (the dropdown) - the first dropdown (why) answer: people in food deserts hope grocery stores are built to get better choices (since they have limited access to healthy/affordable food). The second part: residents of food deserts are limited to stores that are "expensive" (no, people don't want that), "cleaner" (not the issue), wait maybe the first blank (the sentence "Residents of food deserts are limited to stores that are ___") - the options are (from the image: the dropdown has "expensive", and the other options for the desire are "better choices", "cleaner stores", "higher prices"). Wait, re - reading: The first question: "Why do people living in food deserts hope grocery stores will be built in their neighborhoods? Complete the sentence." The second: "Residents of food deserts are limited to stores that are ___ to them. They would like to have ___". So first blank (stores that are ___ to them) - likely "expensive" or maybe "limited" but the option is "expensive"? No, wait the options for the first blank (the dropdown) - looking at the image, the first dropdown (for the "are ___ to them") has "expensive" (maybe? But people don't want expensive, but in food deserts, often the small stores charge more). Then the "They would like to have ___" - options are "better choices", "cleaner stores", "higher prices". So: People in food deserts hope grocery stores are built because they have limited access to good food, so to get better choices. Residents are limited to stores that are "expensive" (since small convenience stores in food deserts are often overpriced) and they want "better choices". Wait, but the "better choices" is a positive desire, while "higher prices" is negative, "cleaner stores" is not the main issue. So:

First sentence: People in food deserts hope grocery stores are built to get better food choices (since they have limited options now).

Second sentence: Residents are limited to stores that are expensive (or maybe "limited" but the option is "expensive") and they want better choices.

So for the first blank (why build stores): to get better choices (so the answer for the first part is that they hope for better choices). For the second part, the store they are limited to is "expensive" (but that's a negative, and they want "better choices".

Wait, the options for the "They would like to have ___" are "better choices", "cleaner stores", "higher prices". So the correct desire is "better choices" because in food deserts, the problem is lack of good grocery options (like fresh produce, affordable healthy food), so they want better choices. The stores they are limited to are likely "expensive" (since small corner stores charge more) or "limited" but the option is "expensive".

So putting it together:

1. Why do people in food deserts hope for grocery stores? To get better choices (because they have limited access to diverse, affordable, healthy food now).

2. Residents are limited to stores that are expensive (so they want better choices).

So the answers:

First blank (the reason) - the sentence completion: People living in food deserts hope grocery stores will be built in their neighborhoods because they want better choices (since they have limited access to good food options now).

Second blank (stores that are ___ to them): expensive (but that's a negative, and they want better choices.

Wait, maybe the first dropdown (for the "are ___ to them") is "expensive" and the second (they would like to have) is "better choices".

# Answer:
For the first part (why build stores): People living in food deserts hope grocery stores will be built in their neighborhoods to have better choices (since they have limited access to good food options).
For the second part: Residents of food deserts are limited to stores that are expensive to them. They would like to have better choices.
(So the selected options are: For the "They would like to have" - better choices; for the store type they are limited to - expensive (assuming that's the dropdown option).)

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