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课时幢测训练24-造择性思修第二册 UNIT 3-FOOD AND CULTURE
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I.阅读理解 eating salad together, it wouldn't seem so
A credible,"she says.
(2022 ·包头一模)Seroll through social But while studies have found that social
media sites such as lnstagram, Twitter ormedia can make us think differently about food,
Facebook and you'll be confronted with pictureand that we typically engage more with content
after picture of perfectly presented and delicious-featuring unhealthy food, t's uncertain yet
Iooking meals. While the smell and taste of foodwhether this actually translates to our changes
can have an undeniably powerful effect on ourin our behavior in daily life. "If Tm scrolling
appetite,are endless posts of steaming snacksthrough Instagram, looking at photos of tasty
more than just a feast for our eyes? food,whether I seek out the food depends on
_Our eating habits are influenced by what wehow hungry I am, and whether it's appropriate
see."There is some evidence that, if you seein that moment,"says Higgs. "And when we do
pictures of food, that visual stimulation caneat, we're influenced by more than what we've
prompt you to feel a desire toeat,"says Suzanneseen online," she adds
Higgs, a professor in the psychobiology of 1.What does the author want to tell us in the
appetite."If all your friends on social media arefirst paragraph?
posting pictures or live streaming of themselvesA. There are many food posts on the social
consuming fast food, it's going to set a norm media.
that eating fast food is what people do,"saysB.Food posts can not only bring us visual
Higgs. plcasurc.
Scientists are becoming increasinglyc.The smell and taste of food can stimulate
concerned that food-related content on social our appetite.
media is making us think differently about food. D.Social media can help us establish healthy
Social media algorithms(社交媒体算法)promoteeating habits.
content that users engage with more, so viewing 2. Why are scientists becoming increasingly
more unhealthy