摘要：Which of the following may cause health crisis?A．Processed foods B．Fresh produce C．Whole grains D. Various vegetables BOne hundred and thirteen million Americans have at least one bank-issued credit card.They give their owners automaticcredit in stores, restaurants, and hotels, at home, across the country, and even abroad, and they make many bank services available as well. More and more of these credit cards can be read automatically, making it possible to withdrawor deposit money in scattered locations, whether or not the local branch bank is open. For many of us the “cashless society is not on the horizon―it’s already here.While computers offer these conveniences to consumers, they have many advantages for sellers, too. Electronic cash registers can do much more than simply ring up sales. They can keep a wide range of records, including who sell what, when, and to whom. This information allows businessmen to keep track of their list of goods by showing which items are being sold and how fast they are moving. Decisions to record or return goods to suppliers can then be made. At the same time these computers record which hours are busiest and which employees are the most effective, allowing personnel and staffing assignmentsto be made accordingly. And they also identify preferred customers for promotional campaigns. Computers are relied on by manufactures for similar reasons. Computer-analyzed marketing reports can help to decide which products to emphasizenow, which to develop for the future, and which to drop. Computers keep track of goods in stock, of raw materials on hand, and even the production process itself.Numerous other commercial enterprises, from theaters to magazine publishers, from gas and electric utilitiesto milk processors, bring better and more efficient services to consumers through the use of computers.
Most of us let our eyes decide what our bodies need．Our ideas about what we eat are more important than the food itself, what our stomachs can hold, or what we need in this moment for food, strong energy．Our families, social situations, society, and marketing campaigns dictate the choices most people make about how they feed themselves．Sometimes we're provided with very useful guidelines and models．But you need to stop and ask：Are you feeding yourself in ways that personally make sense to your body's unique and ever-changing needs and rhythms．
In this country, food is available all the time．Unlike our ancestors who ate in harmony with seasonal cycles of abundance and scarcity(缺乏), harvest and hunting, we eat as though we're constantly feasting．Really, we eat non-stop．We fill our stomachs until we're uncomfortable, and we put more food in the shopping cart than we need．This abundance of food and our own fast-paced convenience culture keep us from recognizing our own personal rhythms．We eat for many reasons, not necessarily because we're physically hungry or need certain nutrients to keep healthy．
With more and more processed foods(精加工的食品)in the marketplace, obesity in adults and children dramatically on the rise, and digestive problems increasingly more common, it's clear that we're facing a serious health crisis．The answer, however, isn't to just put Americans on a diet．Reducing the intake of processed foods and increasing fresh produce and whole grains certainly can improve one's health．But we need more．We need to feed ourselves with a sense of purpose, focus, self-love, and passion for our lives．
(1)
In the first paragraph, the author suggests we ________．
[ ]
A．
let our eyes decide what we should eat
B．
choose eating ways that always make sense
C．
make our eating styles meet our taste only
D．
not accept those guidelines and models
(2)
What does the underlined part mean in the text?________
[ ]
A．
Seasonal foods can be easily bought
B．
Foods can keep fresh all the time
C．
People are wasting foods nowadays
D．
The prices of foods have been changing
(3)
By saying“we eat for many reasons”, the author in fact wants to show ________．
[ ]
A．
people are easy to become hungry
B．
nutrients are necessary for us to keep healthy．
C．
sometimes people eat not only for their health
D．
eating can benefit our body in many ways
(4)
Which of the following may cause health crisis?________
Most of us let our eyes decide what our bodies need．Our ideas about what we eat are more important than the food itself, what our stomachs can hold, or what we need in this moment for food, strong energy．Our families, social situations, society, and marketing campaigns dictate the choices most people make about how they feed themselves．Sometimes we’re provided with very useful guidelines and models．But you need to stop and ask：Are you feeding yourself in ways that personally make sense to your body’s unique and ever-changing needs and rhythms．
In this country, food is available all the time．Unlike our ancestors who ate in harmony with seasonal cycles of abundance and scarcity(缺乏)，harvest and hunting, we eat as though we’re constantly feasting．Really, we eat non-stop．We fill our stomachs until we’re uncomfortable, and we put more food in the shopping cart than we need．This abundance of food and our own fast-paced convenience culture keep us from recognizing our own personal rhythms．We eat for many reasons, not necessarily because we’re physically hungry or need certain nutrients to keep healthy．
With more and more processed foods(精加工的食品)in the marketplace, obesity in adults and children dramatically on the rise, and digestive problems increasingly more common, it’s clear that we’re facing a serious health crisis．The answer, however, isn’t to just put Americans on a diet．Reducing the intake of processed foods and increasing fresh produce and whole grains certainly can improve one’s health．But we need more．We need to feed ourselves with a sense of purpose, focus, self-love, and passion for our lives．
(1)
In the first paragraph, the author suggests we ________．
[ ]
A．
let our eyes decide what we should eat
B．
choose eating ways that always make sense
C．
make our eating styles meet our taste only
D．
not accept those guidelines and models
(2)
What does the underlined part mean in the text? ________
[ ]
A．
Seasonal foods can be easily bought
B．
Foods can keep fresh all the time
C．
People are wasting foods nowadays
D．
The prices of foods have been changing
(3)
By saying “we eat for many reasons”, the author in fact wants to show ________．
[ ]
A．
people are easy to become hungry
B．
nutrients are necessary for us to keep healthy．
C．
sometimes people eat not only for their health
D．
eating can benefit our body in many ways
(4)
Which of the following may cause health crisis? ________
Most of us let our eyes decide what our bodies need．Our ideas about what we eat are more important than the food itself, what our stomachs can hold, or what we need in this moment for food, strong energy．Our families, social situations, society, and marketing campaigns dictate the choices most people make about how they feed themselves．Sometimes we’re provided with very useful guidelines and models．But you need to stop and ask：Are you feeding yourself in ways that personally make sense to your body’s unique and ever-changing needs and rhythms．
In this country, food is available all the time．Unlike our ancestors who ate in harmony with seasonal cycles of abundance and scarcity(缺乏)，harvest and hunting, we eat as though we’re constantly feasting．Really, we eat non-stop．We fill our stomachs until we’re uncomfortable, and we put more food in the shopping cart than we need．This abundance of food and our own fast-paced convenience culture keep us from recognizing our own personal rhythms．We eat for many reasons, not necessarily because we’re physically hungry or need certain nutrients to keep healthy．
With more and more processed foods(精加工的食品)in the marketplace, obesity in adults and children dramatically on the rise, and digestive problems increasingly more common, it’s clear that we’re facing a serious health crisis．The answer, however, isn’t to just put Americans on a diet．Reducing the intake of processed foods and increasing fresh produce and whole grains certainly can improve one’s health．But we need more．We need to feed ourselves with a sense of purpose, focus, self-love, and passion for our lives．
(1)
In the first paragraph, the author suggests we _________．
[ ]
A．
let our eyes decide what we should eat
B．
choose eating ways that always make sense
C．
make our eating styles meet our taste only
D．
not accept those guidelines and models
(2)
What does the underlined part mean in the text? _________
[ ]
A．
Seasonal foods can be easily bought
B．
Foods can keep fresh all the time
C．
People are wasting foods nowadays
D．
The prices of foods have been changing
(3)
By saying “we eat for many reasons”, the author in fact wants to show _________．
[ ]
A．
people are easy to become hungry
B．
nutrients are necessary for us to keep healthy．
C．
sometimes people eat not only for their health
D．
eating can benefit our body in many ways
(4)
Which of the following may cause health crisis? _________