Unit 6 RW Reading quiz - Pre B

​ (a)   discusses the importance of having a balanced diet in addressing the issue of obesity.

• Paragraph B
• Paragraph A
• Paragraph C
• Paragraph D
• Paragraph E
• Paragraph F

​ (a)   outlines an effective packaging method to inform customers of healthy products.

• Paragraph C
• Paragraph A
• Paragraph D
• Paragraph E
• Paragraph F
• Paragraph B

The necessity of imposing tax on certain food products is discussed in​ (a)  

• Paragraph D
• Paragraph A
• Paragraph E
• Paragraph F
• Paragraph B
• Paragraph C

The central role of the government in promoting healthy dietary habits can be found in​ (a)  

• Paragraph F
• Paragraph A
• Paragraph E
• Paragraph B
• Paragraph C
• Paragraph D

In (a)   , the writer explains why there should be some restrictions on TV commercials targeting at young children.

• Paragraph E
• Paragraph A
• Paragraph B
• Paragraph C
• Paragraph D
• Paragraph F

What is the daily caloric intake recommended for an average person?

• more than 2,500

• less than 2,500

• 2,500

• approximately 2,500

What is the total recommended intake of carbohydrates and fibers?

• 60%

• 70%

• 80%

• 90%

Why does the writer suggest taxing certain foods?

• Because it will make customers feel ridiculous when they buy these items

• Because the method has yielded positive results in certain countries

• Because it can increase prices of certain food products

• Because customers are too ignorant to care about taxing food

Which of the following is the topic sentence of paragraph A?

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• Obesity is becoming a major problem in
  many parts of the world.

• In Britain alone,
  there was a 30% increase in the number
  of people being admitted to hospital
  with problems related to obesity last year.

• An estimated 60% of British adults are
  overweight.

Which of the following best concludes the writer's opinion?

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• The responsibility of tackling obesity primarily lies in individuals

• The government plays a crucial role in addressing obesity

• It is more important to address obesity than other health problems

• Obesity can only be effectively addressed when the government steps in