Question

Task: read the text and mark the sentences as T (true) or F (false). Eating right makes sense for your health, the health of your loved ones and the health of the planet. Making sure we do the right thing when it comes to food shopping is “a piece of cake”! So, try to …. Eat less meat. The UN says that livestock, animals raised for food, are responsible for 18% of the planet’s greenhouse gases. Hard to believe, but if humans stopped eating meat, it would help the environment more than if we stopped all transportation activity on the planet! That’s right, just by giving up our burgers we would be doing more for the Earth than if we stopped all the world’s flying, driving and shipping of goods. …. Take advantage of foods grown locally. This means you’ll be eating fruits and vegetables that are fresher and wrapped in less packaging. In addition, you can find out from the farmer exactly how they grow their produce and what steps they take to protect the soil that they are grown in. And buy in season. Produce will be tastier and less energy will have been wasted to get it to you. Quantities is smart shopping for two reasons: little or no packaging and lower prices. Experts say that packaging, plastic, paper, aluminium foil, makes up around 30% of all waste in our landfill sites. Reduce that number by buying in bulk or buying products in 100% recyclable.1. The writer says that eating properly is easy. T F 2. Cows, chickens and sheep are livestock. T F3. The writer saya that people should stop using planes and cars. T F4. Buying products from your area is a good idea. T F5. The time of year you buy produce is not important. T F6. Products without packaging are cheaper. T F​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1T 2F 3F продолжение в объяснении

Объяснение:

4T 5F но не уверен 6T

Answer 2

Ответ:

1

F 2T 3T 4T 5F 6F

вот короче не уверен

Answer 3

Task Analysis

The task requires reading a text and marking the sentences as true (T) or false (F) based on the information provided in the text.

Text Analysis

The text emphasizes the importance of eating right for personal health, the health of loved ones, and the health of the planet. It suggests specific actions to achieve this, such as eating less meat, taking advantage of locally grown foods, and buying products with little or no packaging.

1. The writer says that eating properly is easy. - Answer: False - Explanation: The text does not explicitly state that eating properly is easy. It emphasizes the importance of making the right choices when it comes to food shopping, suggesting that it is "a piece of cake" but does not directly say that eating properly is easy. - Source: No relevant source snippet found.

2. Cows, chickens, and sheep are livestock. - Answer: True - Explanation: The text mentions that livestock refers to animals raised for food, which includes cows, chickens, and sheep. - Source: "The UN says that livestock, animals raised for food, are responsible for 18% of the planet’s greenhouse gases."

3. The writer says that people should stop using planes and cars. - Answer: False - Explanation: The text does not explicitly state that people should stop using planes and cars. It does mention that giving up meat would help the environment more than stopping all transportation activity on the planet, but it does not advocate for stopping the use of planes and cars. - Source: "Hard to believe, but if humans stopped eating meat, it would help the environment more than if we stopped all transportation activity on the planet!"

4. Buying products from your area is a good idea. - Answer: True - Explanation: The text suggests taking advantage of foods grown locally, which implies that buying products from your area is a good idea. - Source: "Take advantage of foods grown locally."

5. The time of year you buy produce is not important. - Answer: False - Explanation: The text suggests buying produce in season, indicating that the time of year you buy produce is important. - Source: "And buy in season."

6. Products without packaging are cheaper. - Answer: False - Explanation: The text does not explicitly state that products without packaging are cheaper. It mentions that buying in bulk or buying products in 100% recyclable packaging can lead to lower prices, but it does not directly claim that products without packaging are cheaper. - Source: "Quantities is smart shopping for two reasons: little or no packaging and lower prices."

Based on the analysis of the text, the marked sentences are as follows: 1. F 2. T 3. F 4. T 5. F 6. F