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Though infants usually start eating solid foods between 4 and 6 months of age, more and more solid foods are by a growing toddler. Pediatricians recommended introducing foods one at a time and for a few days, in order to identify any food allergies. Toddlers may be at times, but it remains important to introduce a variety of foods and offer food with vitamins and nutrients.

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Correct answer: consumed
Explanation: The word 'consumed' is the past participle form of the verb 'consume,' which fits grammatically as it indicates that solid foods are being eaten by toddlers. This aligns with the context of discussing how toddlers are starting to eat solid foods.
Meaning: 'Consumed' means to eat or drink something.
Wrong options:
appointed: 'Appointed' is a past participle of 'appoint,' which means to assign a role or task, and does not fit the context of eating.
potential: 'Potential' is an adjective that refers to something that could happen or exist, but it does not fit as a verb in this context.
essential: 'Essential' is an adjective meaning absolutely necessary, which does not fit as a verb here.
synthetic: 'Synthetic' is an adjective that describes something made by chemical synthesis, which does not relate to the action of eating.
picky: 'Picky' is an adjective describing someone who is very selective, which does not fit as a verb in this context.
replaced: 'Replaced' is a past participle of 'replace,' meaning to take the place of something, which does not fit the context of eating.
Correct answer: potential
Explanation: The term 'potential' is an adjective that describes the possibility of food allergies occurring. It fits grammatically and contextually as it indicates the likelihood of allergies that may arise from certain foods.
Meaning: 'Potential' refers to something that could happen or exist in the future.
Wrong options:
appointed: 'Appointed' is an adjective that refers to someone assigned to a position, which does not fit the context of food allergies.
essential: 'Essential' is an adjective meaning absolutely necessary, which does not describe the possibility of allergies.
synthetic: 'Synthetic' is an adjective that describes something made through chemical processes, which does not relate to allergies.
picky: 'Picky' is an adjective describing someone who is very selective, which does not fit the context of allergies.
consumed: 'Consumed' is a verb that refers to eating, which does not fit as a description of allergies.
replaced: 'Replaced' is a past participle that means to take the place of something, which does not fit the context of food allergies.
Correct answer: picky
Explanation: The word 'picky' is an adjective that describes a child who is selective about what they eat. This fits grammatically and contextually as it relates to toddlers' eating habits.
Meaning: 'Picky' means being very selective or choosy about food.
Wrong options:
appointed: 'Appointed' is an adjective that refers to someone assigned to a position, which does not fit the context of eating habits.
potential: 'Potential' is an adjective that refers to something that could happen, which does not describe a child's eating behavior.
essential: 'Essential' is an adjective meaning absolutely necessary, which does not fit as a description of a child's eating habits.
synthetic: 'Synthetic' is an adjective that describes something made through chemical processes, which does not relate to being selective about food.
consumed: 'Consumed' is a verb that refers to eating, which does not fit as a description of a child's behavior.
replaced: 'Replaced' is a past participle that means to take the place of something, which does not fit the context of eating habits.
Correct answer: essential
Explanation: The term 'essential' is an adjective that describes vitamins and nutrients that are absolutely necessary for health. It fits grammatically and contextually as it emphasizes the importance of these nutrients in a toddler's diet.
Meaning: 'Essential' means absolutely necessary or extremely important.
Wrong options:
appointed: 'Appointed' is an adjective that refers to someone assigned to a position, which does not fit the context of vitamins and nutrients.
potential: 'Potential' is an adjective that refers to something that could happen, which does not describe the necessity of vitamins.
picky: 'Picky' is an adjective describing someone who is very selective, which does not fit the context of vitamins and nutrients.
synthetic: 'Synthetic' is an adjective that describes something made through chemical processes, which does not relate to the necessity of vitamins.
consumed: 'Consumed' is a verb that refers to eating, which does not fit as a description of vitamins and nutrients.
replaced: 'Replaced' is a past participle that means to take the place of something, which does not fit the context of vitamins.

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