45.According to the passage, which of the following statements is true?
(A) Of the three ways, the drain snake is the most powerful tool.
(B) Always apply the plunger approach before the soda-vinegar fails.
(C) Plungers are without doubt more powerful than the drain snakes.
(D) It costs a lot more to buy a plunger than a drain snake.

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Drinking coffee cuts diabetes risk, but you may need to enjoy your java with lunch if you
want to get any benefit. A study in nearly 70,000 women found that those who drank at least a
cup of coffee with lunch were one-third less likely to develop type 2 diabetes over several years
than non-coffee drinkers. This was true for decaf and caffeinated coffee, with or without sugar.
But drinking coffee at any other time of the day didn’t influence diabetes risk at all.
“Our findings strongly suggest that only coffee taken with lunch may reduce diabetes risk,”
Dr. Daniela S. Sartorelli of the University of Sao Paulo in Ribeirao Preto, Brazil, and her
colleagues wrote in American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. Over a dozen studies have linked
coffee drinking to a lower risk of type 2 diabetes – the type closely linked to obesity. But the
mechanism behind the relationship hasn’t been established and no studies have looked at whether
the timing of coffee drinking influences this effect.
To investigate, Sartorelli’s team looked at 69,532 French women participating in a large
European nutrition study. The women ranged in age from 41 to 72 when they were enrolled in
the study, and were followed for 11 years, on average. During that time, 1,415 of them developed
type 2 diabetes. Overall, those who drank at least three cups of coffee daily were 27 percent less
likely to become diabetic.
But when the researchers looked at the timing of coffee consumption, they found that only
lunchtime coffee drinking reduced type 2 diabetes risk; women who drank more than a cup with
lunch every day were 33 percent less likely to develop diabetes. The lunchtime effect was seen
only for black coffee, not for coffee with milk added, but because the number of study
participants who drank coffee with milk at lunch was small, the significance of this finding isn’t
clear. Lunchtime coffee benefits could have something to do with timing, or they might be
related to the types of food that people eat at lunch.