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In Passage 1, which of the following details best supports the idea that food waste is a common problem?
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(A) "I was standing in our walk-in cooler one
Sunday."
B "It made me want to bang my head on the wall."
"He had repeatedly watched fresh, nutritious
vegetables going into the compost pile.
O "Among other projects, they harvested 400
pounds of kale and squash.

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