A profound new element of the Common Core resides in the Comprehension and Collaboration anchor standard. The overwhelming majority of ELA content standards for speaking at the secondary level previously began with the word deliver (as in speeches, presentations, narratives) or recite.
3. Onions. Onion is a common food in our dining table. For chronic kidney failure patients, a diet rich in onion will help battle oxidation and reducing risk for heart disease.
3. Cabbage. Cabbage is rich in vitamin C, vitamin K, vitaminB6, fiber and folic acid, besides, it is low in potassium. It is a good food that can protect against and fight cancer, and it also is a good vegetable for the patients with kidney disease. 4. Cherries.