Flow Chart, Summary Writing
Unit-6, Lesson-4, Question no-2 (Flow Chart)
Unit-7, Lesson-3, Question No-3 (Summary Writing)
Unit-6, Lesson-4, Question No-2 (Flow Chart)
1. Read the following passage and make a flow chart mentioning the struggle and success of Shilpi and Rashid against early pregnancy. (No. 1 has been done for you.)
Shilpi’s mother-in-law and neighbours continued to pressurize the newlyweds. Deeply rooted cultural practices and traditions caused a rift between Shilpi and Rashid and their extended family, some of whose members insulted and criticized the couple. Unable to convince their close relatives of the risks, Shilpi and Rashid returned to the counselor. They took the help of a parent peer who had been trained to speak to other parents who about adolescent issues. Shilpi’s mother-in-law and neighbours eventually came to understand the harmful effects of early pregnancy on mother and child.
After that, the villagers no longer pressurized the couple; their parents and neighbours began to support them and speak out against early marriage and pregnancy.
Unit-7, Lesson-3, Question No-3 (Summary Writing)
Write a summary of the following text.
Junk foods are processed foods consisting of high calories, but that is considered only a broad umbrella. These foods are prepared in a way that they look appealing and are enjoyable so you are chemically programmed to ask for more. According to Dr. Sunali Sharma, a dietician and Nutritionist, “Commercial products including salted snack foods, chewing gum, candy, sugary desserts, fried fast food and sweetened carbonated beverages that have little or no nutritional value but are high in calories, salt and fats may be considered junk foods. Though not all fast foods are junk foods, a great number of them are. For instance, a salad may be fast food but is definitely not junk food. Some foods like burgers, pizzas and tacos may alternate between junk and healthy categories depending on the ingredients, calories and process of manufacturing.”
Ans: Junk foods consist high calories, and they are prepared in such a way that they look appealing. As they are highly enjoyable people are chemically programmed to ask for more. However, they have little or no nutritional value. They are high in calories, salt and fats. Anyway, all fast foods are not junk foods, but a great number of them are. They may be distinctly classified according to their ingredients, calories and process of manufacturing.
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