Question

france has its share of fast - food chains. (mcdonalds, mcdo as its known, is popular.) still, the french have historically spent more time eating than the people of other nations—more than two hours a day, according to a study by the organization for economic cooperation and development. even when time is of the essence, culinary innovators in cities like paris offer modern twists on international street food and sandwiches with wholesome ingredients that make a quick bite still feel nourishing and laid - back.
rosenbloom, stephanie. \eating alone.\ longreads, 6 july 2018, longreads.com/2018/07/06/eating - alone/. accessed 19 february 2020.
which of the following is the most complete representation of the quotation?
rosenbloom bemoans the influence of fast eating on france as chains like mcdonalds become popular
the organization for economic cooperation and development has shown that the french spend more than two hours eating per day
according to rosenbloom, france has always had a different attitude toward eating than fast - food countries like the united states
rosenbloom uses a study and her own observations about street food to describe french eating habits
rosenbloom argues that despite the popularity of fast eating even in france, the distinctive french attitude remains in the care and time devoted to eating

Explanation:

The text first mentions the presence of fast - food chains in France like McDonald's. Then it states that the French historically spend more time eating (more than two hours a day according to an OECD study). It also notes that even when time is short, culinary innovators offer nourishing street food. Rosenbloom uses both the study and her observations about street food to describe French eating habits. The other options either focus on one aspect too narrowly or misinterpret the text.

Answer:

D. Rosenbloom uses a study and her own observations about street food to describe French eating habits.