Read the text and mark the sentences T (true), F (false) NS (not stated)

Read the text and mark the sentences T (true), F (false) NS (not stated)

Based on the text provided, here's the marking of the sentences:

1. British doctors advise young people to eat fat food to grow well. - F (The text states doctors are worried about teenagers eating too much fat food and that a healthy, well-balanced diet helps you feel better and live longer, not specifically fat food for growth.)
2. A great percentage of British schoolchildren are fat. - T (The text mentions "more than one million British schoolchildren are overweight.")
3. Most British school students have fruit and vegetables every day. - F (The text states "Most teenagers don't have enough fruit or vegetables.")
4. Many teenagers in Britain have health problems. - T (The text says "kids who have a poor diet often have health problems when they are older.")
5. Fast food restaurants first opened in France. - F (The text says "American fast food is now part of life all over the world. McDonald's, Pizza Hut, Burger King have restaurants in many countries on all the continents.")
6. Fast food restaurants are popular around the world. - T (The text implies this by stating American fast food is part of life all over the world and that these restaurants are in many countries.)
7. Many people go to fast food restaurants because they are cheap. - T (The text states "The only good thing about fast food is its low price.")
8. To keep our body healthy we need a diet of burgers. - F (The text states that a steady diet of burgers, fries and cola doesn't fill your body with necessary vitamins and minerals.)
9. Parents are happy to take their children to fast food restaurants. - NS (The text does not provide information about parents' happiness regarding taking children to fast food restaurants.)
10. Doctors are trying to inform teenagers about a good diet. - T (The text states "Now doctors give young people books and games about a good diet.")
11. British teenagers learn about healthy food at school. - NS (The text does not mention if British teenagers learn about healthy food at school.)