2. 职称英语
  3. A new study shows that regularly eating fast food isn’t just bad for you

A new study shows that regularly eating fast food isn’t just bad for you

游客2023-06-21  17
问题         A new study shows that regularly eating fast food isn’t just bad for your waistline, it can also damage your liver in ways that are surprisingly similar to hepatitis (肝炎).
        The results were【C1】________on the television program The Doctors, where it was found that even just a month of eating fast food can cause【C2】________changes to your liver. French fries in particular are【C3】________because of the extra ingredients added.
        "We know that they are adding salt, and cooking it in fat, but they’re also putting sugar on them too. Why sugar? Because it helps get them golden crispy," said Dr. Drew Ordon, who appeared on the【C4】________.
        Foods like fried chicken and onion rings are especially bad for the liver. "The amount of fat and saturated fats【C5】________a condition called fatty liver," Ordon said. "The changes in liver enzymes (酶) are in【C6】________with the effects of hepatitis. That disease can【C7】________cause liver failure. "
        The US has 160,000 fast food restaurants serving an estimated 50 million customers every day. "We’re all【C8】________, and every now and then you have to splurge (挥霍), but the【C9】________is that so many people are getting into eating fast food, especially kids, as their daily necessity, and I think that’s the point," Ordon said.
        Just ordering a salad won’t help as Ordon warned that any item【C10】________healthy or fresh at a fast food restaurant likely has added chemicals, as there aren’t clear regulations for those foods.
A) benefit
B) creates
C) dangerous
D) extremely
E) guilty
F) labeled
G) line
H) problem
I) queue
J) revealed
K) show
L) signed
M) significant
N) superior
O) ultimately [br] 【C1】
选项
答案 J
解析 由句意可知，这些研究结果在电视节目《医生》上_________。研究结果是要“发表”出来的，结合选项可知， revealed“透露，揭示”可与were构成被动语态，符合题意，故为答案。
转载请注明原文地址:https://www.tihaiku.com/zcyy/2770987.html
相关试题推荐
随机试题
最新回复(0)