Câu trong ảnh làm như nào các bạn ơi... Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B or C on your answer sheet to indicate the,correct answer to each of the questions.,Eating Locally,Would you give up some of your favorite foods if doing so helped the environment and the local,economy? More and more people nowadays are willing to make some small sacrifices to do just that in,their own communities. They call themselves locavores or localvores, and they try to limit their food,supply to products that are grown within a specific distance from where they live.,You might notice that the word locavore sounds quite a bit like herbivore or carnivore. Just as carnivores,eat meat and herbivores eat plants, locavores only eat food that is grown locally.,There are many reasons why people become locavores. Some people want to support their local farmers,and economy. Others want to reduce the size of their carbon footprint and make a positive impact on the,environment. Some people eat local food for health reasons, or simply because they believe that the food is,fresher and tastes better. Many locavores find that their diet helps them learn new things about the food,they eat and the community where they live.,Produce on the shelves of most supermarkets in the United States travels an average of 1,300 to 2,000,miles from the farm to the store. This travel distance is also called food miles. Locavores try to cut down,the food miles their produce uses by buying food that has traveled less than 100 miles. Most food that is,produced and purchased locally is usually sold within 24 hours of leaving the farm where it is grown or,made.,Becoming a locavore might seem like a challenge. However, depending on where you live, there may be,many options for buying local food. Locavores enjoy researching the area in which they live to find the,best stores or farmer's markets to buy locally grown produce, and a few communities have restaurants that,serve dishes made only from local food.,The next time you buy food, look closely. Where did all that food come from? You might be surprised.,And you might even consider becoming a locavore.,28. What is the main purpose of the passage?,A. To explain the benefits of a locavore diet. B. To describe the history of local farming.,C. To compare different types of diets. D. To criticize modern supermarkets.

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Câu trong ảnh làm như nào các bạn ơi... Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B or C on your answer sheet to indicate the,correct answer to each of the questions.,Eating Locally,Would you give up some of your favorite foods if doing so helped the environment and the local,economy? More and more people nowadays are willing to make some small sacrifices to do just that in,their own communities. They call themselves locavores or localvores, and they try to limit their food,supply to products that are grown within a specific distance from where they live.,You might notice that the word locavore sounds quite a bit like herbivore or carnivore. Just as carnivores,eat meat and herbivores eat plants, locavores only eat food that is grown locally.,There are many reasons why people become locavores. Some people want to support their local farmers,and economy. Others want to reduce the size of their carbon footprint and make a positive impact on the,environment. Some people eat local food for health reasons, or simply because they believe that the food is,fresher and tastes better. Many locavores find that their diet helps them learn new things about the food,they eat and the community where they live.,Produce on the shelves of most supermarkets in the United States travels an average of 1,300 to 2,000,miles from the farm to the store. This travel distance is also called food miles. Locavores try to cut down,the food miles their produce uses by buying food that has traveled less than 100 miles. Most food that is,produced and purchased locally is usually sold within 24 hours of leaving the farm where it is grown or,made.,Becoming a locavore might seem like a challenge. However, depending on where you live, there may be,many options for buying local food. Locavores enjoy researching the area in which they live to find the,best stores or farmer&#x27;s markets to buy locally grown produce, and a few communities have restaurants that,serve dishes made only from local food.,The next time you buy food, look closely. Where did all that food come from? You might be surprised.,And you might even consider becoming a locavore.,28. What is the main purpose of the passage?,A. To explain the benefits of a locavore diet. B. To describe the history of local farming.,C. To compare different types of diets. D. To criticize modern supermarkets.

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Đoạn văn tập trung vào việc giới thiệu về "locavore" (người ăn thực phẩm địa phương), giải thích lý do tại sao mọi người chọn lối sống này, và những lợi ích của nó đối với môi trường, kinh tế địa phương và sức khỏe.

Vậy đáp án đúng là A. To explain the benefits of a locavore diet.