*GIÚP EM VS Ạ* As a result of years of research, we know that too much animal fat is bad for our health. For example, Americans eat a lot of meat and only a small amount of grains, fruit and vegetables. Because of their diet, they have high rates of cancer and heart disease; In Japan, in contrast, people eat large amounts of grains and very little meat. The Japanese also have very low rates of cancer and heart disease. In fact, the Japanese live longer than anyone else in the world. Unfortunately, when Japanese people move to the United States, the rates of heart disease and cancer increase as their diet changes. Moreover, as hamburgers, ice-cream, and other high-fat foods become popular in Japan, the rates of heart disease and cancer are increasing there as well. People are also eating more meat and dairy products in other countries such as Cuba, Mauritius and Hungary. Not surprisingly, the disease rates in these countries are increasing along with the change in diet. Consequently, doctors everywhere advise people to eat more grains, fruit and vegetables and to eat less meat and fewer dairy products. 1. What is the main idea of this passage? A. Doctors advise people to eat more grains, fruit and vegetables. B. Eating meat causes cancer and heart disease. C. The kind of diet we have can cause or prevent diseases. D. Children eat the same way their parents eat. 2. Why do the Japanese have low rates of cancer and heart disease? A. Because they eat a lot of grains and very little meat. B. Because they do eat animal fat. C. Because their diet changes. D. Because they live longer than anyone else in the world. 3. “…the Japanese live longer than anyone else…” What does anyone else mean? A. some other people B. all other people C. most other people D. nobody 4. Where does the word ‘there’ in line 8 refer to? A. in the United States. B. in Cuba. C. in Japan. D. in Cuba, Mauritius and Hungary.