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Coffee has long been the subject of research due to its popularity as an early-morning pick-me-up and its distinct taste and aroma. Although it has often been laden with a reputation for being potentially unhealthy, many studies have shown that the opposite is true; in fact, coffee has been tied to a wide range of benefits. The acid in coffee can contribute to heartburn, and the caffeine can raise blood pressure, but when consumed in moderation (a few regular cups a day), these disadvantages are minimized.


Although coffee was once linked to cancer, that association has long been dispelled. Instead, coffee may contribute to the prevention of certain types of cancers due to its high volume of antioxidants.


Minerals found in coffee, like magnesium and chromium, help the body control blood sugar by influencing insulin, and this may contribute to preventing diabetes. Similarly, although researchers aren’t sure why, coffee drinkers seem to have a better chance than do non–coffee drinkers of fighting off Parkinson’s disease and dementia as they age. In the short term, coffee is low in calories, stimulates alertness and concentration, and, for some people, lengthens their attention spans.


Q.The author would most likely disagree with which of the following statements?



I. Stimulants are inherently bad for the human body.

II. It is possible for coffee to be a part of a healthy diet.

III. Decaffeinated coffee does not have the same benefits as caffeinated coffee.

 

  • a)
    II Only

  • b)
    I Only

  • c)
    III Only

  • d)
    I and II Only

  • e)
    II and III Only

Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
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Directions: Answer the questions based on the following passage.Coffee...
While the passage does recognize one downside of caffeine as a stimulant (high blood pressure), it also points out a handful of benefits (higher levels of alertness and concentration as well as longer attention spans). Therefore, the author is likely to disagree with choice (B). It is likely that the author would agree with choice (A), since coffee has been “tied to a wide range of benefits.” Although there is no evidence to say that the author would agree with choice (C), because the author doesn’t address research on different types of coffee, you can’t infer anything about whether or not the author would disagree with that statement.
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Directions: Answer the questions based on the following passage.Coffee...
Understanding the Author's Perspective
The author discusses the health benefits of coffee while acknowledging some potential drawbacks. By analyzing the statements provided, we can determine the author's likely stance.
Statement Analysis
- I. Stimulants are inherently bad for the human body.
- The author does not support this statement. They highlight the benefits of coffee, a stimulant, suggesting that stimulants can be beneficial when consumed in moderation. Therefore, the author would disagree with the notion that stimulants are inherently bad.
- II. It is possible for coffee to be a part of a healthy diet.
- The author implicitly agrees with this statement by discussing coffee's positive effects on health, such as its potential to prevent certain diseases and its antioxidant properties. Thus, the author would likely concur that coffee can be integrated into a healthy diet.
- III. Decaffeinated coffee does not have the same benefits as caffeinated coffee.
- The passage does not explicitly address the benefits of decaffeinated coffee compared to caffeinated coffee. However, it focuses on the advantages of coffee generally, which could imply that both forms might still offer health benefits.
Conclusion
The correct answer is option 'B' because the author would most likely disagree with statement I. They emphasize the positive aspects of coffee as a stimulant, challenging the idea that stimulants are inherently bad for health. Thus, the author's viewpoint aligns with the potential health benefits of coffee, while rejecting the negative connotation associated with stimulants.
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