PARAGRAPH ONE:
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a billion obese |
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they have more money |
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There were 250 |
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healthier food |
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The number has almost |
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in lifestyle |
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30% of |
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million in 1980 |
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People are fatter because |
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foods |
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eating less traditional, |
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adults |
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Changes |
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quadrupled |
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processed |
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people are overweight |
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PARAGRAPH TWO:
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It's not all |
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education |
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done a lot to manage |
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against some fats |
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Denmark has laws |
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ago |
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food companies must |
d. |
bad news |
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A few decades |
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good for them |
6. |
This is low |
f. |
the obesity problem |
7. |
public |
g. |
in fats |
8. |
Korean food is |
h. |
be very careful |
There are about a (1) ___________________ in the developing world. There were 250 million in 1980. The number has almost (2) ___________________ years. A report from an overseas development group said 30% of (3) ___________________. The group said governments should change what people eat. People are fatter because they have more money and (4) ___________________. They are eating less traditional, healthier food. A report author said: "(5) ___________________, the increasing availability (6) ___________________, and advertising have all led to dietary changes."
It's not all bad news. Denmark and South Korea (7) ___________________ manage the obesity problem. Denmark has laws (8) ___________________. Restaurants and food companies must be very careful about how they cook their food. South Korea warned its people about the (9) ___________________. A few decades ago Korea's government told people to eat traditional Korean food. (10) ___________________ fats and oils, high in vegetables, and has (11) ___________________. There was a lot of public education and a lot of training. Koreans now understand that Korean food (12) ___________________.
Thereareaboutabillionobeseadultsinthedevelopingworld.Therewere250milli
onin1980.Thenumberhasalmostquadrupledin35years.Areportfromanoverse
asdevelopmentgroupsaid30%ofpeopleareoverweight.Thegroupsaidgovern
mentsshouldchangewhatpeopleeat.Peoplearefatterbecausetheyhavemorem
oneyandeatmorefastfood.Theyareeatinglesstraditional,healthierfood.Arepor
tauthorsaid:"Changesinlifestyle,theincreasingavailabilityofprocessedfoods,
andadvertisinghaveallledtodietarychanges."It'snotallbadnews.Denmarkand
SouthKoreahavedonealottomanagetheobesityproblem.Denmarkhaslawsaga
instsomefats.Restaurantsandfoodcompaniesmustbeverycarefulabouthowth
eycooktheirfood.SouthKoreawarneditspeopleaboutthedangersofobesity.Afe
wdecadesagoKorea'sgovernmenttoldpeopletoeattraditionalKoreanfood.This
islowinfatsandoils,highinvegetables,andhasalotofseafood.Therewasalotofpu
bliceducationandalotoftraining.KoreansnowunderstandthatKoreanfoodisgoo
dforthem.
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