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Презентация на тему You are what you eat! Ты то, что ты ешь!

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2. You are what you eat!
3. Answer the question What did you think
4. Answer the question How does lots of
5. Match the following synonyms cast alters
6. Listen
7. 1) What have researchers cast on the
8. 2) Who did the article say was
9. 3) What is Lina Begdache a professor
10. 4) What did the professor say about
11. 5) What did the researchers say stimulated
12. 6) How was the survey conducted? a)
13. 7) How often did adults eat fast
14. 8) What did over-30s eat less of
15. 9) What diet did the professor suggest
16. 10) What is a diet mentioned in
17. Listen again
18. Task 1 True or FalseScientists shone a
19. Task 2 Find the definitionCastAltersStableResilient PaucityViaDistress By
22. Answers cast бросатьalters изменятьstable стабильныйpaucity нехваткаstimulated стимулироватьcarried
23. Multiple choice DBCACBDACb
24. TRUE / FALSE aFbTcTdTeTfFgFhF
25. Answers dEgfdac
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You are what you eat!

Дополнительный материал к учебнику Английский язык 10 класс /Баранова, Дули Копылова -

Answer the question What did you think when you read the headline?

Answer the question How does lots of cola and coffee affect our

Match the following synonyms cast alters stable paucity stimulated carried out

1) What have researchers cast on the effects of our diet on

2) Who did the article say was more emotionally stable and resilient?

3) What is Lina Begdache a professor of besides health? a) depression

4) What did the professor say about the link between diet and

5) What did the researchers say stimulated healthy practices? a) free time

6) How was the survey conducted? a) well b) anonymously and online

7) How often did adults eat fast food to increase levels of

8) What did over-30s eat less of to reduce depression? a) carbohydrates

9) What diet did the professor suggest eating? a vegan dieta carbohydrate

10) What is a diet mentioned in the article important for? a)

Task 1 True or FalseScientists shone a light on people's diets. Researchers

Task 2 Find the definitionCastAltersStableResilient PaucityViaDistress By way of, throughThrown or put

You are what you eat! Ты то, что ты ешь!

Answers cast бросатьalters изменятьstable стабильныйpaucity нехваткаstimulated стимулироватьcarried out проводитьsurvey исследованиеanxiety беспокойствоcomponents компонентыstructure

Использованные источникиhttps://breakingnewsenglish.com Student's book (стьюденс стьюдент бук) - Английский язык 10

Слайды презентации

Слайд 2 You are what you eat!

Слайд 3 Answer the question
What did you think when

Answer the question What did you think when you read the

you read the headline?
What images are in your

mind when you hear the word 'diet'?
How healthy is your diet?
Do you eat any food to keep your brain healthy?

Слайд 4 Answer the question
How does lots of cola

Answer the question How does lots of cola and coffee affect

and coffee affect our brain and mood?
How might

fast food affect out mental well-being?
What could you eat less or more of to reduce depression?

Слайд 5 Match the following synonyms
cast
alters
stable
paucity

stimulated
carried out
survey
anxiety
components
structure

conducted
well-balanced
parts
encouraged
study
spread
formation
shortage
worry
changes

Слайд 7 1) What have researchers cast on the effects

1) What have researchers cast on the effects of our diet

of our diet on mental health?
a) a net b) the

truth c) a fishing line
d) new light

Слайд 8 2) Who did the article say was more

2) Who did the article say was more emotionally stable and

emotionally stable and resilient?

a) people under 30 b) people

over 30 c) people over 60
d) teenagers

Слайд 9 3) What is Lina Begdache a professor of

3) What is Lina Begdache a professor of besides health? a)

besides health?
a) depression b) nutrition
c) wellness
d) diet

Слайд 10 4) What did the professor say about
the

4) What did the professor say about the link between diet

link between diet and obesity?

a) it is well

established b) it was strong c) it was breaking
d) it was tenuous

Слайд 11 5) What did the researchers say
stimulated healthy

5) What did the researchers say stimulated healthy practices? a) free

practices?

a) free time b) food c) mental well-being
d) anonymity

Слайд 12 6) How was the survey conducted?

a) well b)

6) How was the survey conducted? a) well b) anonymously and

anonymously and online c) quickly
d) on paper

Слайд 13 7) How often did adults eat fast food

7) How often did adults eat fast food to increase levels

to increase levels of mental distress?

a) once a month b)

every day c) often
d) three times a week

Слайд 14 8) What did over-30s eat less of to

8) What did over-30s eat less of to reduce depression? a)

reduce depression?

a) carbohydrates b) protein c) meat
d) vegetables

Слайд 15 9) What diet did the professor
suggest eating?
a

9) What diet did the professor suggest eating? a vegan dieta

vegan diet
a carbohydrate diet
c) a Mediterranean diet
d)

a vegetarian diet

Слайд 16 10) What is a diet mentioned in the

10) What is a diet mentioned in the article important for?

article important for?

a) babies b) a healthy brain c) physical

fitness
d) food waste

Слайд 18 Task 1 True or False
Scientists shone a light on

Task 1 True or FalseScientists shone a light on people's diets.

people's diets.
Researchers say the food under-30s eat changes

their brain.
A researcher said there is little research on our diet and mental health
The researcher suggested that being healthy encourages healthy eating.
The research was done on people the researchers never met.
A survey was send via just one social network.
The article said that people who ate faster were more depressed.
A professor said the Mediterranean Diet was not good for mental health.

Слайд 19 Task 2 Find the definition
Cast
Alters
Stable
Resilient
Paucity
Via
Distress

By way of,

Task 2 Find the definitionCastAltersStableResilient PaucityViaDistress By way of, throughThrown or

through
Thrown or put sth somewhere
Extreme anxiety, sorrow or pain

The presence of sth only in small quantities or amounts
Changes of character of form
Able to withstand, cope with or recover quickly from difficult conditions
Sane and sensible, not easily upset or distrubed