Question

informational text point of view quick check
\how ads created
global junk food
generation\
by saeed kamali dehghan
nepalese schoolgirl prasidchika shrestha is holding up a
video camera at her aunts house, filming her cousins as they
devour crisps, corn puffs, soda and dalmoth, a traditional
lentil - based snack.
\what is it that you like eating most?\ she asks them. \lays
chips and coke,\ says ojaswi, who drinks between one and
two litres of soft drink every day. ridhana includes a pack of
kurkure corn puffs in her daily diet.
prasiddhika is among 100 schoolchildren in seven countries
asked by researchers from university college london to film
themselves and the food they eat for a study about the
exposure of children to unhealthy diets.
use the passage to answer the question.
what is the authors point of view about the childrens
eating habits?
(1 point)
○ troubled
○ approving
○ amused
○ indifferent

Explanation:

The passage is about a study on children's exposure to unhealthy diets (junk food) influenced by ads. The term "Global Junk Food Generation" and the focus on unhealthy diets suggest the author is concerned/troubled about children's eating habits. "Approving" is wrong as junk food diets aren't positive. "Amused" implies humor, not present. "Indifferent" means no concern, but the topic shows concern. So the author's point of view is troubled.

Answer:

troubled