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The most important point, in order to remain healthy is to follow healthy eating habits. One must avoid consumption of unhealthy junk foods. Try to include those foodstuffs that are rich in all the nutrients that are very essential for the proper growth of our body tissues. It is a misconception that fats, whether good or bad, are always harmful for your body. Not all fats are bad for health: There are some types of fats that are essential for the body as well. Burning of calories is also very necessary for good health. For this, exercises prove to be very beneficial in maintaining the wear and tear of all your body muscles. Another important point that you should always keep in mind is that you cannot stay healthy, by skipping meals. Instead of eating a large quantity of food at one single time, try to have 6 to 7 small courses of meals at regular intervals.

1. As per the passage, which is right? *

1 point

(i) all fats are not bad

(ii) some types of fats are essential for the body

(iii) it is a misconception that fats good or bad are harmful for your body

(iv) all of the above

2. Find the word in the passage which means the same as “wrong notion’. *

1 point

Consumption

Essential

Misconception

Beneficial

3. Being healthy means..... *

1 point

Physical fitness

Taking healthy food

Doing a lot of exercises

Physical, mental and emotional fitness

4. We can stay healthy..... *

1 point

by skipping meals

by skipping some meals

by sometimes skipping meals

by not skipping meals

5. How is junk food harmful for our health? *

1 point

They are very costly

They make us lazy

They spoil our digestive system

They cannot be cooked at home

6. The phrase 'wear & tear' in the passage mean same as *

1 point

maintenance

damage

correction

wearing torn clothes​

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