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GLOBAL EGLS团This research is a reminder that our food芳关径报社choices don't happen in isolation(孤立地).They'reinfluenced by our previous decisions in ways we mayEARNING ENGLISHnot even realize.Being aware of this balancingtendency could help shoppers make moreconsistently healthy choices.报纸课件You can run your own version of the study by新课程paying attention to your shopping habits next time高二江苏(N)you make a grocery run.Being more mindful of your第7期A版habit may lead you to make greater efforts to makehealthier choices more consistentlyA2READING COMPREHENSIONA 1.What is the new study mainly about?A.A general rule that people choose food whenPicture this:you're at the grocery store,feelingshopping.satisfied as you reach for the low-fat yogurt.ButB.The strategy of grocery stores to getthen,you find yourself grabbing a pack of sugarycustomers to spend.cookies.If this sounds familiar,you're not alone.ToC.Factors that influence people's choice ofstudy the complex dance of healthy and unhealthyfood when shopping.choices,a research team conducted two studies.D.The difference between online shopping andoffline shopping.In Study 1,they analyzed real-world purchasedata from over 5,000 shopping trips at a large DutchD2.What can be learned from the new study?supermarket chain.Using handheld scanners,A.People are more likely to spend more whenshoppers scanned each product as they selected it,shopping online.allowing the researchers to track the exact sequenceB.People are more likely to choose healthyof their choices.In Study 2,they invited 504foods when shopping online.shoppers in the U.S.to participate in an onlineC.People are easily affected by the order ingrocery shopping simulation ()Participantswhich food is placed in stores.made 25 product choices across various categoriesD.People buy a rough balance of healthy andunhealthy foods when shopping.Across both studies,.a clear“balancing act'”B3.What is the author's attitude towards the newpattern appeared:the relative healthiness of aninitial product choice was inverse(成反比地)study?A.Critical.B.Objective.related to the relative healthiness of the next choice.In other words,a healthier choice was typicallyC.Supportive.D.Doubtful.followed by an unhealthier one,and vice versaA4.What is the author's advice in the last paragraph?亦然).A.Be more aware of our own shopping habits.The researchers also found that,in the real-B.Make a shopping list before we go shopping.world shopping data,healthier choices wereC.Cut down on shopping time as much asbalanced out more than unhealthier ones.However,possible.in the online experiment,the opposite was true-D.Do some research on healthy and unhealthyunhealthier choices led to more obvious balancing.foods.The studies did not account for how much of母each product shoppers purchased or consumed.It'spossible that the balancing of healthy and unhealthyFor years,federal physical activity guidelineshave told Americans how much time they shouldchoices extends beyond just product selection tospend moving each week:at least 150 minutes,or 75serving sizes and consumption quantities as well.1Additionally,the studies were limited to Dutch andminutes if workouts are particularly intense(剧烈的).However,the popularity of wearable fitness devicesAmerican consumers.The generalizability of thehas made many people obsessively(着魔地)trackfindings to other cultures and food environmentstheir step counts instead,often shooting for the goalremains to be tested.of 10,000 per day.翻译：健康和不健康选择的衡可能不仅仅局限于Is the length of your workout or your daily step产品选择，还包括产品份量和消费数量。count a better measure of wellness?A research team分析：这是一个主从复合句。t作形式主语，真正的wanted to know if one was better than the other,so主语为that引导的从句_。they designed a head-to-head comparison.