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МатематикаВопрос:
"It's a stark contrast with the cultural habits that drive food consumption in F _______" says Mr. Willcox. If we look at high streets and supermarkets in most other countries, you will see that he is right. Restaurants offer all-you-can-eat menus and supersize portions. Supermarkets are full of special offers encouraging us to buy more food than we need.
Ответ:
Краткое пояснение:
Ученый сравнивает диету Окинавы с культурными особенностями питания в других странах, где преобладают обильные порции и избыточное потребление пищи.
Пошаговое решение:
Г-н Уилкокс противопоставляет окинавскую диету культурным привычкам, распространенным в «других частях света» (вариант 2). Он указывает на практику ресторанов «все, что можешь съесть» и большие порции в супермаркетах, которые побуждают людей покупать больше еды, чем им нужно.
Ответ: F - 2
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