Questionsare based on the following passage.
It was music to my ears to hear that the Government´ s chief adviser on 26 , Susan Jebb, wants parents to 27 fruit juices at the table and return to the old days when children drank water or milk.
There is no doubt that fruit juices, as well as fizzy colas and other soft drinks, are a major contributor to the emerging crisis of 28 weight in our children and teenagers. Most fruit juice drinks are 29 with sugar syrup, often derived not from fruit, but corn.
The true 30 here, though, is not sugar but human greed. Sugar is not a poison, as some suggest, and is not even 31 : we just enjoy it. Eating too much sugar is a cause of tooth decay. It also 32 to the development of a fatty liver--which can lead to irreparable liver diseases.
The main 33 here is the weight gain, but sugar is not the only culprit; excess fat in your diet can make you fat. My point is that taking too much in, whether it´ s sugar or fat, is going to leave you with more body fat.
However, a 34 of the energy intake for most growing youngsters is refined sugar in one shape or form. If we are to educate the public how best to 35 obesity, then a cut in fruit juices and sugar-containing drinks is a good way to start. It may cut calorie intake near enough in half. Think twice before you pour that glass of juice.
A. embrace
B. proportion
C. sensible
D. attachment
E. amount
F. contributes
G. obesity
H. issue
I. vast
J. tackle
K. addictive
L. excess
M. loaded
N. ban
O. Villain
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