Build Your Vocabulary! Day: 119

 





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1. Oats are rich in 'soluble' fiber that helps lower cholesterol.

  • Oats are rich in rough fiber that helps lower cholesterol.
  • Oats are rich in hard fiber that helps lower cholesterol.
  • Oats are rich in dissolvable fiber that helps lower cholesterol.
  • Oats are rich in dry fiber that helps lower cholesterol.

2. Whole wheat contains plenty of 'insoluble' fiber for healthy digestion.

  • Whole wheat contains plenty of melting fiber for healthy digestion.
  • Whole wheat contains plenty of liquid fiber for healthy digestion.
  • Whole wheat contains plenty of soft fiber for healthy digestion.
  • Whole wheat contains plenty of non-dissolving fiber for healthy digestion.

3. Eating fruits daily is very 'beneficial' for digestion.

  • Eating fruits daily is very helpful for digestion.
  • Eating fruits daily is very harmful for digestion.
  • Eating fruits daily is very weak for digestion.
  • Eating fruits daily is very careless for digestion.

4. Beans are an 'excellent' source of soluble fiber.

  • Beans are a poor source of soluble fiber.
  • Beans are an outstanding source of soluble fiber.
  • Beans are a weak source of soluble fiber.
  • Beans are a useless source of soluble fiber.

5. Vegetables help maintain a 'healthy' digestive system.

  • Vegetables help maintain a weak digestive system.
  • Vegetables help maintain a sick digestive system.
  • Vegetables help maintain a fit digestive system.
  • Vegetables help maintain a damaged digestive system.

6. Insoluble fiber helps food move 'smoothly' through the intestines.

  • Insoluble fiber helps food move roughly through the intestines.
  • Insoluble fiber helps food move slowly through the intestines.
  • Insoluble fiber helps food move poorly through the intestines.
  • Insoluble fiber helps food move easily through the intestines.

7. Apples contain 'essential' nutrients and fiber.

  • Apples contain unnecessary nutrients and fiber.
  • Apples contain harmful nutrients and fiber.
  • Apples contain necessary nutrients and fiber.
  • Apples contain weak nutrients and fiber.

8. Fiber-rich foods help people feel 'satisfied' after meals.

  • Fiber-rich foods help people feel hungry after meals.
  • Fiber-rich foods help people feel full after meals.
  • Fiber-rich foods help people feel weak after meals.
  • Fiber-rich foods help people feel tired after meals.

9. Doctors recommend a 'balanced' diet with enough fiber.

  • Doctors recommend an unhealthy diet with enough fiber.
  • Doctors recommend a poor diet with enough fiber.
  • Doctors recommend a proper diet with enough fiber.
  • Doctors recommend a careless diet with enough fiber.

10. Carrots are highly 'nutritious' and rich in fiber.

  • Carrots are highly nourishing and rich in fiber.
  • Carrots are highly harmful and rich in fiber.
  • Carrots are highly weak and rich in fiber.
  • Carrots are highly unhealthy and rich in fiber.

11. Soluble fiber can 'absorb' water in the stomach.

  • Soluble fiber can reject water in the stomach.
  • Soluble fiber can waste water in the stomach.
  • Soluble fiber can remove water in the stomach.
  • Soluble fiber can soak up water in the stomach.

12. Brown rice is considered a very 'wholesome' food.

  • Brown rice is considered a very healthy food.
  • Brown rice is considered a very harmful food.
  • Brown rice is considered a very weak food.
  • Brown rice is considered a very unhealthy food.

13. Fiber helps improve 'regular' bowel movements.

  • Fiber helps improve irregular bowel movements.
  • Fiber helps improve weak bowel movements.
  • Fiber helps improve consistent bowel movements.
  • Fiber helps improve poor bowel movements.

14. Nuts and seeds are 'valuable' sources of dietary fiber.

  • Nuts and seeds are worthless sources of dietary fiber.
  • Nuts and seeds are harmful sources of dietary fiber.
  • Nuts and seeds are weak sources of dietary fiber.
  • Nuts and seeds are useful sources of dietary fiber.

15. Eating enough fiber can prevent 'constipation'.

  • Eating enough fiber can prevent healthy digestion.
  • Eating enough fiber can prevent difficulty in passing stools.
  • Eating enough fiber can prevent hunger.
  • Eating enough fiber can prevent energy.

16. Insoluble fiber adds 'bulk' to the stool.

  • Insoluble fiber adds weakness to the stool.
  • Insoluble fiber adds softness to the stool.
  • Insoluble fiber adds dryness to the stool.
  • Insoluble fiber adds thickness to the stool.

17. Fresh fruits are a 'natural' source of fiber.

  • Fresh fruits are an artificial source of fiber.
  • Fresh fruits are a harmful source of fiber.
  • Fresh fruits are an organic source of fiber.
  • Fresh fruits are a weak source of fiber.

18. A fiber-rich diet supports 'proper' digestion.

  • A fiber-rich diet supports poor digestion.
  • A fiber-rich diet supports weak digestion.
  • A fiber-rich diet supports unhealthy digestion.
  • A fiber-rich diet supports correct digestion.

19. Doctors advise people to eat fiber 'regularly'.

  • Doctors advise people to eat fiber consistently.
  • Doctors advise people to eat fiber rarely.
  • Doctors advise people to eat fiber carelessly.
  • Doctors advise people to eat fiber occasionally.

20. Soluble fiber is very 'effective' in controlling cholesterol levels.

  • Soluble fiber is very weak in controlling cholesterol levels.
  • Soluble fiber is very useless in controlling cholesterol levels.
  • Soluble fiber is very harmful in controlling cholesterol levels.
  • Soluble fiber is very efficient in controlling cholesterol levels.

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