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Hi, Samuel,

Because you’re starting your diet this week, here are a few things you need to think about when preparing your breakfast, packing your lunch, and grabbing your after-school snack.

I know you love walnuts. They are full of good fats and protein, but they have a lot of calories. Try not to eat more than a palmful of nuts a day.

Stay away from flavored yogurt cups. One has almost as much sugar as a can of soda. Yogurt itself is good for you, but the sugar and whole milk included make the cups high calorie and fatty. Get a cup of fat-free, plain yogurt and top it with fruit instead.

Above all else, don’t even look at the blueberry muffins your grandmother brings over every week. I asked her to bring over more healthful things, but you know how well she listens. Until she can learn to respect my wishes, you just remember that a muffin is basically cake without the frosting. Grab a piece of whole-grain toast instead.

I thought you would want to know about these seemingly healthful foods. I will pick up some other healthful alternatives for you at the grocery store tonight.

Love,

Mom

How does the organizational structure of the letter relate to the author's purpose?

The letter gives Samuel a brief description of all the ingredients included in these foods.

The letter lets Samuel see that order of food correlates to the time in which he eats them.

The letter lets Samuel know the order of food from slightly unhealthful to most unhealthful.

The letter shows Samuel the causes and effects of satisfying his usual food cravings.

The letter above is addressed to Samuel from his mom. It is all about the diet that she wants Samuel to follow when it comes to his breakfast, lunch and after-school snack. She tried to convey her purpose by telling Samuel the order of food that he should stay away from.

She started with the "walnuts" which she thinks is unhealthful because it consists of calories, despite having good fats and proteins. By stating the phrase, "good fats and proteins," suggests that the food is slightly unhealthful. In the end, Samuel's mom used the phrase, "Above all else," in order to tell him that the "blueberry muffins" that his grandmother makes is the unhealthiest of all. This is the worst food and that he should prioritize to stay away from this.

Thus, this explains the answer.