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    Be Healthy！Be Slim! Be Beautiful!

    Discover the secret for a Healthy, Slim, Beautiful You!

    Discover how to be Healthy, Slim, Beautiful!? I love this healthy diet program because it helps you lose weight, lose inches, feel healthy and look beautiful. This healthy diet is an 8-week program which is unlike other diet regimens（食物疗法）.It focuses on proper nutrition（营养）first and weight loss second. Your body must have proper levels of minerals, vitamins, and protein（蛋白质）in order to work well. It provides a simple lifestyle change to give you more energy and improve your health most greatly. It offers control over stomach and continuing hunger with a calorie dense diet allowing 1 700 to 2 000 calories a day. If a person has a weight problem, his body probably is not working at proper levels of basic nutrients. We invite you to follow this program so you can be the slim person who lives inside you. You too, can love dieting, especially if you are losing weight and losing inches! Do you want to feel better?

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    To get started being slim just Click Here.

    1.What is the aim of this diet program?

    A.To keep healthy first and to lose weight second.

    B.To lose weight as much as possible.

    C.To lose weight at the cost of the health.

    D.To lose weight first and to keep healthy second.

    2.Which of the following is NOT true？

    A.This program makes a change in your lifestyle.

    B.This program can stop you from feeling hungry all the time.

    C.This program allows you 1 700 to 2 000 calories for each meal.

    D.The pictures above show what great progress people have made in losing weight.

    3.If you “Click Here”,what will you read on the Internet?

    A.Some other programs.

    B.The contents of this program.

    C.Some interesting foods.

    D.Some products you can buy.

     

    答案：A;C;B
    解析：

    		1、参考“It focuses on proper nutrition（营养）first and weight loss second.”这句话。

    2、C选项中each meal 错，应该是a day。

    3、推理判断题。该文对该项目作了简单的介绍，接下去肯定是具体的内容。

     


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