Instruction: answer questions 36 to 40 based on the following text. The highlights throughout the text are cited in the questions. Wellness Habits That Are Good for You & Good for The EarthAdopting an eco-friendly lifestyle is like hitting the jackpot of wellness — for both the planet and for you! When you reduce your carbon footprint by walking or biking instead of driving, not only you are reducing greenhouse gas emissions, but you’re also reducing your exposure to harmful toxins and improving your physical health. The benefits of going green include reduced stress levels, lower risk of illness, and increased energy and concentration. All from simple habits, like gardening! Gardening protects wildlife and improves the air and soil quality. It is also a great way to burn some extra calories, it lowers blood pressure, busts stress, boosts your mood, and improves sleep. Not to mention you can avoid harmful chemicals.An alternative to gardening is hitting the farmers market or loading up on local food from your favorite grocery store. In addition to supporting your local farmers, shopping locally will reduce your carbon footprint. And while on the topic of food, it’s good to reduce your intake of animal foods and incorporate more plant-based meals. Red meat requires lots of resources (such as water, fertilizer, and cropland) and produces lots of greenhouse gas emissions. One liter of dairy milk requires 1,050 liters of water, whereas 1 liter of oat milk requires about 48 liters to produce. Beauty and personal care products also need attention. Aside from degrading the environment and polluting, they may contain toxic chemicals such as carcinogens, formaldehyde, fragrances, and parabens. Your skin is your largest organ — it easily absorbs anything you’re using on your skin, hair, face, or body. Look for green and sustainable options.If you haven’t felt inspired to get started with spring cleaning yet, know that besides having a clean, organized space, you’re doing good for mother nature. Donating clothes reduces landfills, saves water, reduces your carbon footprint, and of course, helps those in need. It also makes room for bringing plants into your home, which can help oxygenate your space and remove harmful indoor air pollutants. Boston Ferns and Spider plants can help you breathe easier while reducing the number of airborne toxins circulating in the environment. And in addition to being chic and sustainable decor, indoor plants may help reduce stress, boost productivity, and benefit your mental health.Going Green is a win for all involved — especially when it comes to the environment and your health! The best part? These healthy habits can be seamlessly incorporated into your lifestyle. From gardening and sustainable grocery shopping to making simple eco-friendly swaps, there are endless ways to protect the environment and your health. And if these sustainable tips seem small, don’t underestimate their large impact! Every time you bike to work, shop local, and swap out toxic products, you’re reducing air pollutants, water use, and plastic, while also limiting your exposure to toxins and bettering your health.(Available at: https://fitonapp.com/wellness/wellness-habits-that-are-good-for-the-earth/– text especially adapted for this test). Analyze the following statements about the excerpt from the text “it’s good to reduce your intake of animal foods” (l. 11-12):I. The noun “food” is always countable, that is why it is used in its plural form in the article.II. The noun “food” is countable and uncountable, it depends on the context.III. In this sentence, considering the context presented in the article, “food” is countable because it refers to a particular type of food.Which statements are correct?

Analyze the following statements about the excerpt from the...

Q2871139

Língua Inglesa Substantivos contáveis e incontáveis | Countable and uncountable

Ano: 2023

Banca: Fundação Universidade Empresa de Tecnologia e Ciências - FUNDATEC

Prova: FUNDATEC - Prefeitura - Professor - Área: Inglês - 2023

Instruction: answer questions 36 to 40 based on the following text. The highlights throughout the text are cited in the questions.

Wellness Habits That Are Good for You & Good for The Earth

Adopting an eco-friendly lifestyle is like hitting the jackpot of wellness — for both the planet
and for you! When you reduce your carbon footprint by walking or biking instead of driving, not
only you are reducing greenhouse gas emissions, but you’re also reducing your exposure to
harmful toxins and improving your physical health. The benefits of going green include reduced
stress levels, lower risk of illness, and increased energy and concentration. All from simple habits,
like gardening! Gardening protects wildlife and improves the air and soil quality. It is also a great
way to burn some extra calories, it lowers blood pressure, busts stress, boosts your mood, and
improves sleep. Not to mention you can avoid harmful chemicals.
An alternative to gardening is hitting the farmers market or loading up on local food from
your favorite grocery store. In addition to supporting your local farmers, shopping locally will
reduce your carbon footprint. And while on the topic of food, it’s good to reduce your intake of
animal foods and incorporate more plant-based meals. Red meat requires lots of resources (such
as water, fertilizer, and cropland) and produces lots of greenhouse gas emissions. One liter of
dairy milk requires 1,050 liters of water, whereas 1 liter of oat milk requires about 48 liters to
produce. Beauty and personal care products also need attention. Aside from degrading the
environment and polluting, they may contain toxic chemicals such as carcinogens, formaldehyde,
fragrances, and parabens. Your skin is your largest organ — it easily absorbs anything you’re
using on your skin, hair, face, or body. Look for green and sustainable options.
If you haven’t felt inspired to get started with spring cleaning yet, know that besides having
a clean, organized space, you’re doing good for mother nature. Donating clothes reduces landfills,
saves water, reduces your carbon footprint, and of course, helps those in need. It also makes
room for bringing plants into your home, which can help oxygenate your space and remove
harmful indoor air pollutants. Boston Ferns and Spider plants can help you breathe easier while
reducing the number of airborne toxins circulating in the environment. And in addition to being
chic and sustainable decor, indoor plants may help reduce stress, boost productivity, and benefit
your mental health.
Going Green is a win for all involved — especially when it comes to the environment and
your health! The best part? These healthy habits can be seamlessly incorporated into your
lifestyle. From gardening and sustainable grocery shopping to making simple eco-friendly swaps,
there are endless ways to protect the environment and your health. And if these sustainable tips
seem small, don’t underestimate their large impact! Every time you bike to work, shop local, and
swap out toxic products, you’re reducing air pollutants, water use, and plastic, while also limiting
your exposure to toxins and bettering your health.

(Available at: https://fitonapp.com/wellness/wellness-habits-that-are-good-for-the-earth/– text especially adapted for this test).

Analyze the following statements about the excerpt from the text “it’s good to reduce your intake of animal foods” (l. 11-12):

I. The noun “food” is always countable, that is why it is used in its plural form in the article.

II. The noun “food” is countable and uncountable, it depends on the context.

III. In this sentence, considering the context presented in the article, “food” is countable because it refers to a particular type of food.

Which statements are correct?

Only I.

Only II.

Only III.

Only I and III.

Only II and III.

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