samedi 5 septembre 2009

COMPREHENSION

COMPREHENSION :***TEXT(1) ***EATING HABITS***





Many popular nutritional habits are giving way to new healthier eating ones, which aimed at cutting down on the high rate of heart disease and some kinds of cancer in Britain.
A report, produced by the British Ministry of Health says that factory-made foods as baked beans and grilled fish, for example, can be less harmful and less fattening than lamb chops or beef steak. Red meat, in fact, is no longer considered an essential part of the daily diet .Protein in the form of fish or poultry, both lower in fat and calories than meat, is preferable. High fibre foods such as peas,beans,potatoes and bread are also held to play an important part in healthy eating. And smaller meals are recommended as a vital contribution in the battle against obesity. The report recommends that we eat more fibre, fruit and vegetables, but especially less fat, sugar and salt. The rate of heart disease in Britain is currently among the highest in the western world and much of it is due to much fat intake in our diet.
But the report emphasises that being in good health goes with altering our diet. Revised eating habits should be part of an overall change in lifestyle including more exercise, less alcohol and smoking.


I.COMPREHENSION
:

A. True or False? Justify
1. Red meat used to be regarded as the main daily food.

2. Heart disease is one of the most serious health problems British suffer from.


B.Answer the questions:

1.The purpose of this health report is: (Choose the appropriate answer)
a) to persuade people to change their eating habits
b) to give us facts about different foods and drinks in Britain
c) to tell us that people in Britain rarely go to the doctor’s for a check up.
d) to advise people who suffer from heart disease to stop eating.
2. Why are fish and poultry healthier than red meat?

3.What does the coloured word in the text refer to :
a) it

C.Find in the text words meaning the same as:

1.Overweight
2.Changing POWERED BY PICZO

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