Multiple Choice
Mr. Johnson is concerned that one of his sixth-grade students may be experiencing food insecurity. A colleague dismisses Mr. Johnson's concerns, reminding him that the child is slightly overweight. Should Mr. Johnson be concerned?
A) Yes, all children should be screened for food insecurity in the United States.
B) No, the student is clearly not underweight, so is getting sufficient food and there is nothing to worry about.
C) Yes, food insecurity occurs in nearly half of all families in the United States.
D) No, food insecurity is extremely rare in the United States given many entitlements.
E) Yes, food insecurity is about a lack of quality food as well as quantity. Obesity is one of the most common signs of food insecurity.
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