Which two of the following sentences should you include in a summary of the text?
Choose 2 answers:
Choose 2 answers:
(Choice A) Many health professionals want to encourage healthier eating by encouraging people not to eat junk food.
A
Many health professionals want to encourage healthier eating by encouraging people not to eat junk food.
(Choice B) Consumers should have self-control and shouldn’t buy junk food or soda.
B
Consumers should have self-control and shouldn’t buy junk food or soda.
(Choice C) Junk food advertisements are good because they help children think carefully about what they buy.
C
Junk food advertisements are good because they help children think carefully about what they buy.
(Choice D) People are addicted to junk food because food companies use science to design products that consumers crave.
D
People are addicted to junk food because food companies use science to design products that consumers crave.
(Choice E) There should be laws banning food companies from advertising and selling addictive food to children.
E
There should be laws banning food companies from advertising and selling addictive food to children.
(Choice F) Some people think junk food should be regulated while others think individuals should be in charge of making responsible choices.
F
Some people think junk food should be regulated while others think individuals should be in charge of making responsible choices.
The two sentences that should be included in the summary of the text are:
- Many health professionals want to encourage healthier eating by encouraging people not to eat junk food.
- People are addicted to junk food because food companies use science to design products that consumers crave.
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I apologize for the confusion. Upon reviewing the options again, the two sentences that should be included in the summary of the text are:
- Many health professionals want to encourage healthier eating by encouraging people not to eat junk food.
- Some people think junk food should be regulated while others think individuals should be in charge of making responsible choices.
Andrea Giancoli is a nutrition expert. She says that food labels can be confusing. They are designed to get people to buy food. Companies pick certain words to make buyers think that the food is healthy. People see the words "wheat flour" and think the bread is healthier. But if the company wants to make the bread softer, they change the wheat in the flour. This takes out a lot of nutrition. Then, the bread is no better than white bread. How can a buyer find healthier bread? The label should say "100-percent whole wheat."
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The labels are often _________.
The two sentences that should be included in a summary of the text are:
(Choice A) Many health professionals want to encourage healthier eating by encouraging people not to eat junk food.
(Choice D) People are addicted to junk food because food companies use science to design products that consumers crave.
The two sentences that should be included in a summary of the text are:
(Choice A) Many health professionals want to encourage healthier eating by encouraging people not to eat junk food.
(Choice D) People are addicted to junk food because food companies use science to design products that consumers crave.
To determine the correct answers, we need to consider the main points of the text and the information provided in each sentence.
Sentence A states that many health professionals aim to promote healthier eating by discouraging the consumption of junk food. This is a significant point as it highlights the perspective of health professionals and their approach to improving diets.
Sentence D states that people are addicted to junk food because food companies use scientific methods to create products that consumers crave. This sentence reveals a reason behind the addictive nature of junk food and provides insight into how food companies manufacture their products.
By including these two sentences in the summary, we successfully capture key points related to the efforts of health professionals and the addictive nature of junk food.