Text Interpretation: Hypertensive and Salt

Text interpretation, “Hypertensive and salt”, aimed at 8th grade students.

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Hypertensive and salt

Salt should not be released into food, as it makes it difficult to control high blood pressure and may even aggravate it. This is because it enhances the body's water retention.

The recommendations are around 2 to 3g of salt per day, and this corresponds to less than a teaspoon of salt, including the salt in food and that used in its preparation. This dietary item is often the most difficult to follow, as processed foods are high in salt. See two examples:

• 2 slices of ham = 1.5 d of salt
• 6 crackers of water and salt = 0.85 d of salt

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Question 1 - The purpose of the text is:

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Question 2 - In “[…] it can even aggravatethere.”, the pronoun next to the verb form, underlined, replaces, considering the context:

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Question 3 - Transcribe the passage in which the direct dialogue between the author of the text and the reader is perceived:

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Question 4 – Watch:

This diet item is often the most difficult to follow, once processed foods are rich in salt.

The connective underlined in the excerpt above signals a:

a) adversity

b) compliance

c) consequence

d) cause

By Denyse Lage Fonseca – Graduated in Languages ​​and specialist in distance education.

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