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What do the children in the neighborhood lack most?

Afood

Bshoes

Cshirt

Dschool

Answer:

A. food

Read Explanation:

The children in the neighborhood lack several things, including coats, caps, stockings, and adequate food. However, among these necessities, the text emphasizes that the children are "gnawing on a carrot to still their hunger pangs." This indicates that their most pressing need or lack is food.


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