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複選題 21 (AB)The idea of food as medicine will never completely subrogate overused drugs. (AC) Recognizing that healthier members not only live longer but also avoid expensive visits to the emergency room, insurers are starting to reward healthy eating by covering sessions with nutritionists and dietitians. (AD) Launched in 2017 by the Geisinger Health System at one of its community hospitals, the Fresh Food Farmacy offers healthy foods—heavy on fruits, vegetables, lean meats and low-sodium options—to patients in Pennsylvania and teaches them how to incorporate those foods into their daily diet. (AE)In cities where fresh produce is harder to access, hospitals have worked with local grocers to provide discounts on fruits and vegetables when patients provide a “prescription” written by their doctors. (BC) More studies are revealing that people’s health is the sum of much more than the medications they take and the tests they get; it is affected by how much people sleep and exercise, how much stress they’re shouldering and, yes, what they are eating at every meal. (BD) The problem, however, is that eating healthy isn’t as easy as popping a pill.

複選題22 (AB)The idea of food as medicine will never completely subrogate overused drugs. (AC) Recognizing that healthier members not only live longer but also avoid expensive visits to the emergency room, insurers are starting to reward healthy eating by covering sessions with nutritionists and dietitians. (AD) Launched in 2017 by the Geisinger Health System at one of its community hospitals, the Fresh Food Farmacy offers healthy foods—heavy on fruits, vegetables, lean meats and low-sodium options—to patients in Pennsylvania and teaches them how to incorporate those foods into their daily diet. (AE)In cities where fresh produce is harder to access, hospitals have worked with local grocers to provide discounts on fruits and vegetables when patients provide a “prescription” written by their doctors. (BC) More studies are revealing that people’s health is the sum of much more than the medications they take and the tests they get; it is affected by how much people sleep and exercise, how much stress they’re shouldering and, yes, what they are eating at every meal. (BD) The problem, however, is that eating healthy isn’t as easy as popping a pill.

複選題23 (AB)The idea of food as medicine will never completely subrogate overused drugs. (AC) Recognizing that healthier members not only live longer but also avoid expensive visits to the emergency room, insurers are starting to reward healthy eating by covering sessions with nutritionists and dietitians. (AD) Launched in 2017 by the Geisinger Health System at one of its community hospitals, the Fresh Food Farmacy offers healthy foods—heavy on fruits, vegetables, lean meats and low-sodium options—to patients in Pennsylvania and teaches them how to incorporate those foods into their daily diet. (AE)In cities where fresh produce is harder to access, hospitals have worked with local grocers to provide discounts on fruits and vegetables when patients provide a “prescription” written by their doctors. (BC) More studies are revealing that people’s health is the sum of much more than the medications they take and the tests they get; it is affected by how much people sleep and exercise, how much stress they’re shouldering and, yes, what they are eating at every meal. (BD) The problem, however, is that eating healthy isn’t as easy as popping a pill.

複選題24 (AB)The idea of food as medicine will never completely subrogate overused drugs. (AC) Recognizing that healthier members not only live longer but also avoid expensive visits to the emergency room, insurers are starting to reward healthy eating by covering sessions with nutritionists and dietitians. (AD) Launched in 2017 by the Geisinger Health System at one of its community hospitals, the Fresh Food Farmacy offers healthy foods—heavy on fruits, vegetables, lean meats and low-sodium options—to patients in Pennsylvania and teaches them how to incorporate those foods into their daily diet. (AE)In cities where fresh produce is harder to access, hospitals have worked with local grocers to provide discounts on fruits and vegetables when patients provide a “prescription” written by their doctors. (BC) More studies are revealing that people’s health is the sum of much more than the medications they take and the tests they get; it is affected by how much people sleep and exercise, how much stress they’re shouldering and, yes, what they are eating at every meal. (BD) The problem, however, is that eating healthy isn’t as easy as popping a pill.

複選題25 (AB)The idea of food as medicine will never completely subrogate overused drugs. (AC) Recognizing that healthier members not only live longer but also avoid expensive visits to the emergency room, insurers are starting to reward healthy eating by covering sessions with nutritionists and dietitians. (AD) Launched in 2017 by the Geisinger Health System at one of its community hospitals, the Fresh Food Farmacy offers healthy foods—heavy on fruits, vegetables, lean meats and low-sodium options—to patients in Pennsylvania and teaches them how to incorporate those foods into their daily diet. (AE)In cities where fresh produce is harder to access, hospitals have worked with local grocers to provide discounts on fruits and vegetables when patients provide a “prescription” written by their doctors. (BC) More studies are revealing that people’s health is the sum of much more than the medications they take and the tests they get; it is affected by how much people sleep and exercise, how much stress they’re shouldering and, yes, what they are eating at every meal. (BD) The problem, however, is that eating healthy isn’t as easy as popping a pill.

26. What is this passage mainly about? (A)Your favorite foods are at risk from a rapidly warming planet. (B) Your vegetarian choices are on the track of alternative produce. (C) Your professional gourmets are in face of global food shortages. (D)Your regular diets are at the expense of various pollution sources.

27. According to the passage, which of the following is TRUE? (A)Michael Puma is confident that we will know how to solve the problem with ease. (B) Charlotte Streck believes that people’s eating habits will remain quite the same. (C) Commodified produce is believed to be easily influenced, which requires more prevention measures. (D)Developing countries are considered less susceptible due to their self-sustainability and self-sufficiency.

28. What can be inferred from the passage? (A)It is a pessimistic argument for the future of the planet. (B) It is a neutral observation on the change of global climate. (C) It is an objective description of the progress of land reform. (D)It is an optimistic statement for the development of the produce.

29. Which of the following is the best title for the passage? (A)Japanese offices struggle to adapt to social distancing. (B)Japanese offices manage to change their social values. (C)Japanese companies endeavor to escape from recession. (D)Japanese companies attempt to keep their human resources.

30. What does “de rigueur” mean in the first paragraph? (A)Required. (B) Flexible. (C) Indecent. (D) Unnecessary.

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