read each item. then click on the primary purpose of the item.\n10. (1) if manufacturers of childrens…

read each item. then click on the primary purpose of the item.\n10. (1) if manufacturers of childrens breakfast cereals were honest, they would call their products names like \too much sugar crisps\ and \fake fruit flakes\. (2) breakfast foods targeting children are filled with excess sugars and unnecessary chemical dyes. (3) such foods condition young children to start their days with sweetened foods, making them more likely to continue eating heavily sugared foods as adults. (4) in addition, these cereals are often more expensive than healthier foods. (5) when shopping for childrens breakfast foods, parents should leave these little boxes of sugar chips where they belong—on store shelves.\nthe primary purpose of this passage is to\na. inform.\nb. persuade.\nc. entertain
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Brief Explanations:
The text presents information about children's breakfast cereals (like naming them honestly, their sugar content, etc.) and gives a suggestion (parents should leave these boxes). It aims to convince parents (persuade) to not buy such cereals.
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b. persuade