Ideas for Diet and Obesity Presentation

A. The results were what he had predicted.

B. The experiment was simple to set up

C. A large sample of people was tested.

D. The subjects were unaware of what they were drinking.

E. The test was repeated several times for each person.

A. She used the wrong sort of nuts.

B. She used an unsuitable chemical.

C. She did not grind the nuts finely enough.

D. The information on the nut package was incorrect.

E. The weighing scales may have been unsuitable.

A. offered fewer options.

B. had more low-calorie foods.

C. were organised in a particular way.

A. make calorie counts hard to understand.

B. fail to provide accurate calorie counts.

C. use ineffective methods to reduce calories.

A. The amount recommended is much too low.

B. Most people overestimate how much they do.

C. Women now exercise more than they used to.

A. practical changes that can influence people’s behaviour.

B. methods of helping people who have mobility problems.

C. ways of preventing accidents by controlling crowd movement.

A. They should probably leave it out.

B. They need to do more research on it.

C. They should discuss this with their tutor.

A. prepare some slides for it

B. find out how long they have for it

C. decide on its content and organisation