The article states:
it's always the adults who are telling kids, "try new foods. you never know if you might like them! " and yet, when a baked, salted mealworm was offered during the tour, koelling didn't try it—while his 5-year-old grandson, andrew, did. what was the verdict? "[it] tastes kind of crunchy and kind of yummy," andrew announced.

which would be the closest synonym for the word verdict, as it is used above?

asolution
bconclusion
crecommendation
dexpectation

Explanation:

Andrew had tried the meal worm. When asked, he had a right to offer his opinion. That it why it is called a verdict. A verdict is a legal term that is used to decide the results in a court case. The verdict either comes from a jury or a judge. (In this case a judge -- Andrew).

He's not recommending that his grandfather try the the meal worm. He is merely offering his grandfather an opinion.

The answer is B.

wood chucks can't chuck wood so no wood

answer: i declare that all people should be free

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