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Which one of the following combinations are appropriate? (a) Barley, rice oats, jowar (b) Flax seeds, almonds, cashew nuts, walnut (c) Flax seeds, oats, corn, ragi (d) Oats, corn, ragi, jowar

Which one of the following combinations are appropriate? (a) Barley, rice oats, jowar (b) Flax seeds, almonds, cashew nuts, walnut (c) Flax seeds, oats, corn, ragi (d) Oats, corn, ragi, jowar Correct Answer (a), (b) and (d)

The correct answer is (a), (b) and (d).

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