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Explanation: Is (correct verb): In this context, "bread and butter" is treated as a singular entity, and the verb should agree with the singular form. Therefore, "is" is the correct choice. Options: (a) Is: This is the correct singular form of the verb, agreeing with the singular subject "bread and butter." (b) Are: This is the plural form of the verb and does not agree with the singular subject in this context. (c) Were: This is the past tense form and is not suitable for describing a habitual or usual action in the present. (d) Have: This is also not appropriate for describing a usual breakfast in this context.
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