Experiment On Artificial SweetenersLàm bài section 1
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Question 1 - 2

Choose TWO letters, A-E.
1-2.
Which TWO features of his artificial-sweetener experiment does Adam mention?
The findings matched his expectations.
Arranging the procedure was straightforward.
It involved a substantial number of participants.
Participants did not know which type of drink they received.
Each participant completed the test more than once.

Question 3 - 4

Choose TWO letters, A-E.
3-4.
Which TWO factors does Rosie think affected her measurement of the fat in nuts?
The nuts were the wrong variety.
The chemical she selected was inappropriate.
The nuts were not crushed finely enough.
The packet gave the wrong nutritional data.
The weighing equipment may not have been accurate enough.

Question 5 - 10

Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.
5.
Adam believes restaurants could help tackle obesity by
offering fewer types of dishes.
providing more low-calorie options.
repositioning certain dishes on the menu.
6.
The students agree that food manufacturers intentionally
present calorie information in a confusing way.
print calorie figures that are not correct.
choose poor techniques for lowering calorie levels.
7.
What point does Rosie make about exercise in England?
Official targets do not require enough activity.
People commonly report doing more than they actually do.
Women's activity levels have risen in recent years.
8.
Why does Adam mention the position and size of station stairs?
to show how small design decisions can alter behaviour
to explain how stations can support people with limited mobility
to describe ways of reducing crowd-related accidents
9.
What do they decide about exercise in their presentation?
It should probably not be included.
They need additional evidence before using it.
They ought to seek their tutor's advice about it.
10.
What will they do next?
begin producing their presentation slides
confirm the allowed presentation length
select and arrange the material they will present

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