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UnitFoodandfoodhasacloserelationshipwithhealthBeingfamiliarwithdifferentlifestylesLikesanddislikesAchievingIdentifyingReadingforgistandInternationalPhoneticSymbolsGivingreasonsDescribingdifferentfoodsandlifeCULTUREAsforfood,westernfoodisquitedifferentfromChinesefood.Takesandwiches,forexample.Theyaremadewithslicedbreadandcontainingsomefillings.ThecurrentEnglishcrazeforfitnesscame,likesomanytrends,fromtheUSA.Itisacrazeforphysicalmorethanformentalhealth,andemphasizesproperdiet,careofthebodyandListeningforthemainideaandspecificWritingaboutyourfoodFocusontheB.Metabolicdisordersarecausedbythebody’sinabilitytocontrolcertainchemicalprocessesthatregulatetissuegrowthandrepair.Perhapsthemostwell-knownmetabolicdisorderisdiabetes.Therearetwotypesofdiabetes,Type1andType2,bothofwhichcancauseseriousdamagetothebody.Diabetesisdeadly,butinmostcases,itcanbepreventedaslongaswedoproperexerciseandeatsensibly.beverage,drinks;cereal,grain,wheat;bread,noodles,rice;fish,fruit,meat,pork,steak,vegetables;carbohydrate;fresh,off,raw,ed,overcooked;bake,boil,cook;bitter,hot,heavy,light,mild,salty,sour,spicy,sweet.1)a2)b3)c4)b5)a6)FocusonReadingComprehensionInformthereadersaboutthetypesofdiabetes,treatment,prevention,warningsignsandtesting.c. Althoughdiabetesisepidemicandharmful,itcanbe1)Paragrapha.Themajorreasonstocontract2)Paragraphb.Themethodtomanage3)Paragraphc.ThedietrelatedtocontrolIfyoucontractdiabetes,thebestwaytoavoidcomplicationsistorecognizethesymptomsandgetearlydiagnosisandtreatment.Forpeopleover45andanyoneyoungerwhoisathighrisk,includinganyonewhoisobese,routinescreeningisadvisable.A3c2)a3)c4)b5)A3Unhealthydietandeatinghabits.Lackofexercise/Physicalinactivity.Maybefewerinthepast,butnowChinaisfacingthesameweightcrisis.Teensfrommiddle-classfamiliesareaspronetoobesityastheirAmericancounterpartsduetotheincreasingconsumptionofmeatandsugar.STUDYOfTHESuggestionsforYouareanefficientreaderYouvaryyourrateaccordingtothetypeofmaterial—yougofasteroneasiermaterial,onnarrativestretches,onparagraphsofsupportingdetails,etc.;youmatchyourspeedtowhatyouwanttogetoutofthematerial.Youreadforideas,arerarelyconsciousofindividualwords,youskimorskipunimportantwords;paragraphsorsections.Yourperceptionisaccurate,fast,dependable,andsonearlyunconsciousthatyoucanconcentrateonmeaningratherthanonseparatewords.Youpushbrisklythroughdetailstograspmainideas;youaremoreinterestedinthebasicthinkingthatshapesanauthor’swritingthaninminorpoints.RulestohelpstudentsgetthegistRule1:Feelthatyouaregoingfasterthanyouusuallydo.Jumpintoapiece,lookforandfollowtheauthor’smainidea(donotworryabouttheminorpoints),andfinishwithoutwastingtime.Rule2:Ifyouhappentoloseaword,aphrase,oraminorpointhereorthere,donotregress—keepreadingforthemainidea.Rule3:Inasense,youcan“read”asquicklyaspossible—butyouarenotreallyreadingunlessyoufollow,withunderstanding,thegistofwhatanauthorissaying.Soreadquicklyenoughtorealizeyou’regettingtheauthor’sthoughtsrapidly,butnotwithsuchrecklessspeedthatyou econfusedandloseallcomprehension.Language(Line3-4,Para.1)…thepancreasproduceslittleorno…thepancreasisanorganinyourbodythatproducesinsulinandsubstancesthathelpyourbodydigestfood;ifyoudevelopdiabetes,thepancreascannotproduceinsulinlittle:almostnoneat?EXAMPLE:Wehavelittlechanceof (Line2-3,Para.2）…h(huán)alfofaffectedindividualsareunawareoftheir…h(huán)alfofthosewhodevelopdiabetesdonotknowwhathashappenedtobeunawareof:donotknowIwasunawareofhis(Line3,Para.2)Themajorfactorsinvolvedinthedevelopmentofdiabetesareage,obesity…Themainreasonsthatarerelatedtothedevelopmentofdiabetesareage,beingThepattern“involvedin”meaningrelatedtoisusedasattributetomodifyTheFarmers'Clubisanorganizationforpeopleinvolvedin(Line1-2,Para.4)Treatmentinvolveskeebloodsugarlevelswithinsafelimits…Thetreatmentofdiabetesincludescontrollingwellbloodsugarlevelsasanecessarypart…involvevt.includeasanecessaryAcceptingthejobinvolvesworkingon (Line4,Para.4)Nearly90percentofpeoplewithType2diabetesareoverweightwhendiagnosed…Nearly90percentofthepeoplewhosufferfromType2diabetesareextremelyfatwhentheyareidentifiedtohavetheillnesswhendiagnosed:whentheyareTheverb“be”isomittedintheadverbialclausewhenthesubjectisthesameastheoneinthemainclauseandtheverbis“be”.Shewasangrywhen(shewas)askedaboutherdiagnose:discoverandidentifyRoutinetestswilldiagnosea’sconditionaccura(Line6-7,Para.4)Peoplewithdiabetesshouldeatregularmealswithanemphasisoncomplexcarbohydratesandadequatefiber.Peoplewithdiabetesshouldeatatfixedtimes,withprominencegiventocarbohydratesandenoughwithanemphasison:withweighton,givingspecialorextraimportanceOurEnglishcourseisintroducedwithanemphasisonconversational(Line2-3,Para.5)Exercisemakescellsmoresensitivetongexercisecausescellstobemoreresponsivetomakesomething+adj:causesomethingtobe+SurfingtheInternetmakesmesensitiveto+n.:responsive,perceptive,sensing,easilyaffectedThechildren’sbonesandorgansaresensitiveto8）(Line2-3,Para.6)…thereissomeevidencethatthestructureofthedietmayalsobeimportant.Therearesomefactsshowingthattheproductofcombiningcertainelementsindietmayalsobethereissomeevidencethat…:therearefactsHerethatclauseisanappositiveclause,modifyingthewordThereissomeevidencethatthemorewegettogether,thehappierwe’ll9）(Line7-8,Para.6)…consumptionofcerealfiberssuchasthosefoundincoldbreakfastcerealswasassociatedwithlowerrisk.…eatingordrinkingcerealplantsorgrains,forexample,thoseincoldbreakfastcereals,islinkedtolowerriskofdevelodiabetes.beassociatedwith:belinkedAhealthylifeisfrequentlyassociatedwithcleansurroundingsandfresh11)(Line2,Para.7)IfyoudodevelopIfyoureallycontractdodevelop:Whendo/does/didisusedbeforeaverb,itsfunctionistoputanemphasisontheverb.Thispendoeswritesensitivity2)approximay3)areunawareof4)involves5)athighsymptoms7)beneficial8)thetendencyofdiabetestoexistamongfamilyhighlyresponsivebreadmadewithfinelygroundandusuallybleachedwheatahealthystateofwellbeingfreefromregularNouns

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