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Now that you know what “Portion Distortion” is about, answer the following questions: 1. Think back to your original predictions. What surprised you as you read “Portion Distortion”? 2. What is the main idea of “Portion Distortion”? Who does Brownlee think is to blame for America’s obesity problem? Underline or highlight the sentence that most clearly indicates who is to blame. 3. What does Brownlee think is the solution to the problem?

Now that you know what “If You Pitch It” is about, answer the following questions: 1. Think back to your original predictions. What surprised you as you read “If You Pitch It”? 2. What is the main idea of “If You Pitch It”? Underline or highlight the sentence that most clearly indicates who is to blame for America’s obesity problem. 3. What does Barboza think is the solution to the problem?

3. What does Weintraub think is the solution to the problem? Now that you know what “The Battle Against Fast Food” is about, answer the following questions: 1. Think back to your original predictions. What surprised you as you read the article? 2. What is the main idea of the article? Underline or highlight the sentence that most clearly indicates who’s to blame for America’s obesity problem. 3. What does Weintraub think is the solution to the problem?

3. What does Zinczenco think is the solution to the problem? Now that you know what “Don’t Blame the Eater” is about, answer the following questions: 1. Think back to your original predictions. What surprised you as you read the article? 2. What is the main idea of the article? Underline or highlight the sentence that most clearly indicates who’s to blame for America’s obesity problem 3. What does Zinczenco think is the solution to the problem?