Quiz on Sugary Drinks and Gender Myths

What is the general conclusion of the passage?

• Increasing the tax for sugary drinks is only possible for developed countries

• Evidence clearly favors taxing sugary drinks

• Soft drink companies will reduce the amount of sugar they add to their products

• People will disagree with the idea of consuming less sugar

• A tax on sugary drinks doesn’t mean obesity will decrease

What can you conclude based on the information in the passage?

• New Zealand is unsuccessful in implementing the tax on sugary drinks

• If the 10% tax on sugary drinks is implemented, New Zealand will earn US$ 20 million

• Cancer and diabetes are two major causes of premature death in New Zealand

• Prof Wilson has concern about low income schools in New Zealand

• Famine in New Zealand has been a worldwide complicated problem

The writer exemplified the success of taxing sugary drinks in paragraph(s) ....

• 2

• 3

• 2 and 3

• 3 and 4

• 4

The passage emphasizes the disapproval of the falsehood that women lack math aptitude in paragraph ....

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

According to the text, we know that Cantlon and her team tested ...

• 63 young children

• 104 girls

• 38 male adults

• 44 boys

• 25 adults

Which group of readers would mostly make good use of the information in the passage?

• Research leaders

• Antropologists

• Teachers

• Parents

• Scientists

According to the text, we know that the parking lot of the Cashman Center ....

• was initially prioritized for hospital space

• has met the safety requirement of a shelther for patients of Covid-19

• was spontaneously made by the homeless people to show their protest

• is dangerous for the people because it is almost overcapacity

• has become a temporary shelter for homeless people during the outbreak

The passage discusses the unsafety condition of the emergency shelter in paragraph(s) ....

• 2

• 3

• 2 and 3

• 4 and 5

• 6

The word ‘it’ in “it was reserved” (paragraph 5) refers to ....

• the new shelter

• the parking lot

• the Cashman Center

• soccer games

• the inside of the Cashman Center

Who typically read the passage?

• People in general

• Doctors in general

• Virus scientists

• City officials

• Sportsmen