Read the following text and answer the questions 1, 2 and 3 below.
Dear Sarah,
I am sorry to hear that you are not feeling well. We missed you during tiffin time.
My mom says that we must try to stay strong and healthy. We shouldn't eat junk food because it can make us sick. We should take plenty of fruits and vegetables because they give us energy. We must drink pure water. You should try to grow a healthy food habit. It can keep you away from the diseases.
Get well soon, Sarah.
Your friend,
Nusair

The conversation takes place at tiffin time.

Sarah says sugary foods are harmful because they are bad for our health.

Shihab tells not to eat hastily because, it can cause digestion problems.

Sarah wishes to have a chicken burger for tiffin every day.

Mong suggests not eating noodles too often because it can make you fat and sick.

The conversation shows that the characters care about their health and believe in making thoughtful food choices, avoiding junk food and eating slowly.

Sarah says it is important to wash food properly to ensure cleanliness and safety before cooking.

Shihab's mother advises against eating hastily because it can cause digestion problems, promoting slower and more mindful eating.

Sarah wants to eat a chicken burger every day.

Mong warns Sarah that eating, burgers regularly will make her fat and sick.

Mong has bread and banana for tiffin.

Sarah says that the banana looks fresh and gives energy.

Shihab brings sweet cake and juice for His tiffin

Mong finds fruits and vegetables tasty.

We must wash foods properly before cooking.

The crocodile usually lives in water.

The fox told the crocodile about the foxes on the other side of the river. They were healthier than him, and he would help the crocodile to eat those foxes. Then the crocodile took the fox to the other side of the river. Thus, the fox. saved himself

The fox was sitting on the river bank to cross the river.

The fox is more intelligent in the text.

The crocodile made a plan to eat the fox in the middle of the river.

The fox sat on the bank of the river to cross the river.