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In a persuasive essay, a claim is made that states are adopting laws (known as 'ag-gag laws') that keep consumers uninformed about where the food they buy in stores comes from. Which of the following statements does not support this claim?

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MCQs based on the Common Core State Standards for 6th Grade English Language (ELA) reading and writing of both literary and informational text.
 


In a persuasive essay, a claim is made that states are adopting laws (known as 'ag-gag laws') that keep consumers uninformed about where the food they buy in stores comes from. Which of the following statements does not support this claim?





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