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SCHOOL LUNCH ( Easy )

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by MUHAMMAD IQBAL BIN KUMARI@MOHD SOFIAN IPG-Pelajar
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According to the video, students in France often eat a school lunch that has up to how many courses (separate parts)?

2

The video says that in Japan, students don't just eat their lunch. What is one special responsibility or job that the children take turns doing for their peers' meals?

3

Which country mentioned in the video was the first in the world to make school lunch free for every single student?

4

Children in India often bring a home-cooked meal in a special, stackable metal container. What is the name of this container?

Explanation

The French lunch is very fancy, like a restaurant meal! The four courses are typically a starter (like a salad), a main meal (like chicken), some cheese and bread, and a sweet dessert.

This is done to teach the students about healthy cooking and responsibility, not just to give them a break and part of their education.

Finland was a pioneer! The law in Finland also makes sure the free meals are very healthy and have high nutrition standards.

The tiffin box used by Indian pupils usually has separate layers to keep the different parts of the meal (like bread, curry, and rice) separate and fresh until lunchtime.

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