I protest. If the word for bread by itself is 'a LOAF of bread', then this should translate similarly as an option. 'She eats the loaf of bread and the apple.' Maybe it's a small loaf! Maybe she's really hungry! Maybe she only eats part of it, but who wants a loaf that's been chewed on already?

Man this sentence sure is a mouthful when you're new...

I had the confusing transaction option of 'it' instead of 'she'. I understand that there is no 'it' in Romanian, but this felt a little thrown in as I hadn't been faced with an 'it' when looking at the prepositions earlier.

i still dont understand when to use the u, a, etc. at the end

This one gave me "It eats the bread and the apple." as the correct solution. while the forum thread here clearly states "She" and the latter is definetely correct.