2015년 개정 영어 I 동아(권혁승)
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Taste Different Cultures
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1번 지문
Have you heard about the "French Paradox"? French people have a diet full of cream, pastry and cheese, and yet their rates of obesity and heart disease are very low. Perhaps part of the reason French people stay healthy is that finding quality food is very important to them. They know that good ingredients are needed to create healthy meals that are delicious. French people are willing to take the trouble to find high-quality food that will please their palate. Therefore, it is common for them to buy bread from a bakery, meat from a butcher, and vegetables from a farmer's market. It is definitely more time-consuming and sometimes more expensive than purchasing food from a grocery store, but the quality is better. The French believe that quality food means pleasure in the short term and health in the long term.
2번 지문
People eat around their work schedule, but Mexicans work around their eating schedule. While dinner is the largest meal of the day for most people, Mexicans traditionally enjoy almuerzo (lunch) as the largest meal instead. Some stores even close during the middle of the day so that people can eat a large lunch without worrying about working immediately afterwards. Lunch is usually served between 2 and 4 in the afternoon and consists of three or four courses: soup, rice or pasta, meat or chicken, and dessert. Enjoying a hearty and nutritious lunch may help prevent overeating later. Our bodies consume less energy while we sleep, so eating late at night could cause us to gain weight. That is why it is better to eat your biggest meal at lunch time. Lunch like a king and dine like a peasant; it could really be the key to staying healthy.
3번 지문
The Japanese are among the healthiest people on Earth and have the highest life expectancy. This is largely due to their healthy diet of seafood and vegetables. However, another important factor that helps the Japanese stay healthy is their emphasis on eating small portions of food presented in visually appealing ways. Japanese people typically arrange their meals in an orderly way on small dishes rather than piling food on a plate. Small portions and colorful foods make a visually appealing presentation. This way of dining encourages you to "eat with your eyes." When people sit down to eat at the table with beautifully arranged food, they slow down to appreciate the wonderful presentation of food. This means that they will often eat more slowly, which gives their brain enough time to realize that their body is full before they eat too much.
4번 지문
Let's suppose a big marathon is coming up. One safe prediction is that many of the top places will go to Ethiopia. What helps these runners achieve their best is one of the healthiest foods in Ethiopia: a tiny grain called teff. One cup of teff has more calcium than the equivalent amount of milk and twice as much iron as wheat. What's more, it contains the same amount of protein as an egg white. Ethiopians use this super grain mainly to create their traditional food injera. It is a soft, flat bread that is a staple of the traditional Ethiopian meal. When Ethiopians eat injera, they sit around a low table and share it with others. Try injera in your diet, and you may find yourself performing a little more like an Ethiopian runner.