This is David, an English boy. He is 12 years old. He loves hamburgers. He has one hamburger for breakfast, two hamburgers and two ice creams for lunch.
Some scientists say, “
Scientists have an experiment (实验) on rats (老鼠) to find the answer.
Here are three groups (组) of rats: Group One have fruit and vegetables.
Can it be the same as people? Some scientists say “Yes”. It is OK to love food like hamburgers. But having six hamburgers a day like David makes you fat. You don’t want to be too fat, right? Ice—cream is nice and cool. It’s OK to have one ice-cream after dinner. But it’s not OK to have five ice-creams after dinner.
A.Where does he enjoy sports? |
B.Because we don’t want to be the fattest “rats”. |
C.Hamburgers, ice-cream and coke are OK. |
D.Group Two have some vegetables and hamburgers. |
E.For dinner, what does he have? |
F.Rats eat fruit and vegetables. |
G.But rats in this group can have hamburgers all day. |