What families around the world eat in one week Instructions: Study each photo and try to figure out which families have to spend more on food each week.

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What families around the world eat in one week Instructions: Study each photo and try to figure out which families have to spend more on food each week. (The families are just shown in alphabetical order). Feel free to go forward and backward through the pictures as much as you’d like to compare them. Rank all 12 families according to who you think spends the most (rank = 1) down to who you think spends the least (rank = 12).

1. Aboubakar Family, Chad

2. Al Haggan Family, Kuwait

3. Ayme Family, Ecuador

4. Casales Family, Mexico

5. Cui Family, China

6. Melander Family, Germany

7. Mendoza Family, Guatemala

8. Namgay Family, Bhutan

9. Natomo Family, Mali

10. Patkar Family, India

11. Revis Family, USA

12. Ukita Family, Japan

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