Milo wants to know what baby chickens eat. Read this magazine article he found about raising chicks. Raising your own chicks can be fun, but it is also hard work. You need to prepare well before you get your chicks. They will need a warm place to live. This can be a cage lined with wood shavings or towels and a lightbulb on one side. You’ll need to keep their home clean. Chicks will also need plenty of water. They’re small, so make sure that they can reach into their water dish! Finally, you will need to feed your chicks a special chick food. This food is different from adult chicken feed.
Which sentences from the article will help Milo?
A. "Raising your own chicks can be fun, but it is also hard work. You need to prepare well before you get your chicks."
B. "They will need a warm place to live. This can be a cage lined with wood shavings or towels and a lightbulb on one side."
C. "Chicks will also need plenty of water. They’re small, so make sure that they can reach into their water dish!"
D. "Finally, you will need to feed your chicks a special chick food. This food is different from adult chicken feed."

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