child nutrition: remarks by the first lady at the partnership for a healthier america summit by michelle…

child nutrition: remarks by the first lady at the partnership for a healthier america summit by michelle obama (excerpt)\nwashington hilton\nwashington, d.c.\n12:10 pm est\n(1) mrs obama: thank you so much! (applause.) well, good morning, everyone! it is truly a pleasure and an honor to be here with all of you today.\n(2) i want to thank all of you. many of you were out there fighting for our kids health long before i came to this issue as first lady and i just want you to know how grateful i am to all of you and how inspired i am by you and i am so proud to be with you today as we kick off the fifth anniversary - five years - of lets move! five years! (applause ) feels like my child. how fast they grow. (laughter.)\n(3) now, our theme for this anniversary is “celebrate, challenge, champion.” we are celebrating how far weve come. were challenging ourselves to do even more. and were committing to be true champions for this issue for the next five years and beyond. and i want to start off today by doing a little celebrating, because over the past five years, we have truly changed the culture around healthy eating and living in this country.\n(4) just think about how much things have changed. food companies are racing like never before to create healthier versions of their products. even convenience stores are selling fruits and vegetables. head to the local drive - thru and kids\n29\nselect the correct answer.\nvictoria is writing a research question to drive her study of the national impact of michelle obamas lets move campaign on childhood obesity in america.\nwhich research question best demonstrates victorias understanding of the subject of her research?\na. how did michelle obamas “lets move” campaign provide resources to obese children to help them lose weight?\nb. why did michelle obama decide to introduce her “lets move” campaign to fight obesity in children?\nc. during the tenure of michelle obamas “lets move” campaign, how did childhood obesity rates change from year to year?\nd. throughout michelle obamas “lets move” campaign, what did she personally do to help combat childhood obesity?

child nutrition: remarks by the first lady at the partnership for a healthier america summit by michelle obama (excerpt)\nwashington hilton\nwashington, d.c.\n12:10 pm est\n(1) mrs obama: thank you so much! (applause.) well, good morning, everyone! it is truly a pleasure and an honor to be here with all of you today.\n(2) i want to thank all of you. many of you were out there fighting for our kids health long before i came to this issue as first lady and i just want you to know how grateful i am to all of you and how inspired i am by you and i am so proud to be with you today as we kick off the fifth anniversary - five years - of lets move! five years! (applause ) feels like my child. how fast they grow. (laughter.)\n(3) now, our theme for this anniversary is “celebrate, challenge, champion.” we are celebrating how far weve come. were challenging ourselves to do even more. and were committing to be true champions for this issue for the next five years and beyond. and i want to start off today by doing a little celebrating, because over the past five years, we have truly changed the culture around healthy eating and living in this country.\n(4) just think about how much things have changed. food companies are racing like never before to create healthier versions of their products. even convenience stores are selling fruits and vegetables. head to the local drive - thru and kids\n29\nselect the correct answer.\nvictoria is writing a research question to drive her study of the national impact of michelle obamas lets move campaign on childhood obesity in america.\nwhich research question best demonstrates victorias understanding of the subject of her research?\na. how did michelle obamas “lets move” campaign provide resources to obese children to help them lose weight?\nb. why did michelle obama decide to introduce her “lets move” campaign to fight obesity in children?\nc. during the tenure of michelle obamas “lets move” campaign, how did childhood obesity rates change from year to year?\nd. throughout michelle obamas “lets move” campaign, what did she personally do to help combat childhood obesity?

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Brief Explanations:

The research is about the national impact of the "Let's Move" campaign on childhood obesity. Option C focuses on how childhood obesity rates changed during the campaign tenure, which directly addresses the impact. Option A is about resources for obese children, Option B is about the reason for starting the campaign, and Option D is about Michelle Obama's personal actions, none of which directly measure the national - impact on childhood obesity as well as Option C.

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C. During the tenure of Michelle Obama's "Let's Move" campaign, how did childhood obesity rates change from year to year?