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HomeWarm-up 1. Label the names of these foods and drinks. 2. Which foods and drinks do you think are good for your health? 2. Which foods and drinks do you think are good for your health?

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A wonderfu l dish for breakfast !

Home  Pasta /'pæstə/ (n, U): Italian food made from flour, eggs, water and made from flour, eggs, water and cut into various shapes. cut into various shapes.

Home Pasta

Home  Propensity /prə'pensəti/ (n): for/ to: natural tendency to do something Ex: She has a propensity to exaggerate.

Home AAAArthritis /a:'θraitis / (n, U): pain and swelling in a joint in the body. → arthritic / a:'θritik / (adj): suffering from or caused by arthritis

 Diabetes /daiə'bi:ti:z / (n, U): disease in which the body can not control the level of sugar in the blood. → diabetic /daiə'betik/: having or connected with diabetes. Ex: This hospital took a serious diabetic patient last night.

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Cereal /'sieriəl/ (c, U, C): edible grain produced by a kind of grass edible grain produced by a kind of grass

Home To fortify /'f ɔ :tifai/ (v): to strengthen, to reinforce Ex: She fortified herself against the cold with hot drink. → fortification /f ɔ :tifi'kei∫n/ (n): the act of making something stronger

Home  Mineral /'minərəl/ (n, C, U): a substance that is natural present in the earth not is formed from animals or vegetable matter, for example gold and salt. Ex: The explorers has just found a mineral deposit. Ex: The explorers has just found a mineral deposit.

Home  Fibre /'faibə/ (n,U): part of food that helps to keep a person healthy by keeping the bowels working Fibre /'faibə/ (n,U): part of food that helps to keep a person healthy by keeping the bowels working

Home  Function /'f ʌ ηk∫n/ (n): a special activity or purpose of a person or thing. Ex: The function of the heart is to pump blood through the body.

Home  Functional /'f ʌ ηk∫ənl/ (adj): having a special purpose Ex: These units played a key functional role in the military operation.

Home CCCControversial /kɒntrə'vз:∫l/ (adj): disputed, under discussion, causing argument Ex: We are in a controversial plan to build a new bridge

 Adolescent / ædə'lesnt/ (adj, n): (of a) young person who is developing from a child into an adult

Home Cholesterol /kə'lestərɒl/ (n,U): a substance found in blood, fat and most tissues of the body. Too much cholesterol can cause heart disease.

Home Guiding questions 1.Which “functional foods” are mentioned in the text? 2.What do food producers tend to add to, or remove from, food? Do you think this is a good idea?

Home Work in group of four or five people. Discuss about what food in the passage you think is a must for a healthy diet, and tell the reason why. Work in group of four or five people. Discuss about what food in the passage you think is a must for a healthy diet, and tell the reason why.

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