📌 Chapter Summary
This lesson introduces the diversity of food eaten across different families and regions. It highlights how food choices depend on age, availability, culture, and climate, as well as the special nutritional needs of infants and elderly people.
Answer: No, all children did not eat the same food because they belong to different families, cultures, and regions where diverse dishes and staple ingredients are prepared.
Answer: An infant does not have teeth to chew solid or hard food and has a very delicate digestive system, which is why infants rely primarily on milk and mashed liquids.
Answer: The main staple grains consumed are Rice and Wheat (in the form of roti/breads), alongside maize in hilly belts.
Answer:
• From Rice: Kheer, Pulao, Idli/Dosa
• From Wheat: Roti (Chapati), Halwa, Bread/Puri
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