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(Class-2)

(Class-2) Name the state highlighted in the red colour.

(Class-2) What is a diet with a right amount of food from each group called?

Identify these famous sweet dishes. (Class-3) Give the name of the state to which they belong?

True or false: An adult should always be with you when you are cooking. 2. Before you start touching food or cooking, you have to wash your with soap and water. 3. We should eat leftovers or uncovered food? 4. If you get sick from food poisoning, you might have: a. an upset stomach b. diarrhea c. fever d. all of the above. 5. True or false: You can get sick from raw meats and unwashed fruits and vegetables.