Question 22 of the Writing Practice Test for the CBEST

Question 22 Writing Practice Test for the CBEST

Which of these sentences would make the most effective conclusion to the passage?

We think we eat a healthy diet when we include a balance of fruits and vegetables in our daily eating regimen. However, some of us may be tipping the scales of balance when we eat because what we thought was a vegetable is actually a fruit!

We have heard of the confusion over tomatoes—vegetable or fruit? Although technically a fruit, tomatoes are more often thought of as a vegetable.

So, what’s the difference between a fruit and a vegetable, anyway? It is generally accepted that a fruit is a food source developed from the ovary of a flowering tree or plant and contains seeds. A vegetable, on the other hand, is the edible part of a plant that is not the product of a flower (think roots, leaves, and stems).

Science is an amazing thing.
The idea of eating from the ovary of a plant is disgusting.
Regardless of whether it’s a fruit or a vegetable, eating those healthy plant parts is an important part of a balanced diet.
However you choose to get your fruits and vegetables, make sure that they are organic in order to avoid chemical contamination.

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Question 22 - Writing Practice Test for the CBEST