Ruthina is writing an essay arguing that schools should provide vegetarian food options. Read her introductory sentence.
The choice of what to eat at lunch is the most important choice a student makes all day.
How could this sentence be revised to eliminate a logical fallacy?
Eating vegetarian options will not only make students healthier, but it could help to save the world.
When students eat meat at lunch, it proves that they do not think about nutrition.
Vegetarian options would completely change the way schools prepare lunch for their students.
By expanding the options for lunches, schools could allow students to choose a vegetarian option.

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