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Why We Eat the Way We Eat Now · CEFR B1–B2 · 샘플 3문항

What looks like a personal choice—grabbing a snack, ordering delivery, skipping breakfast—often sits inside larger systems: supply chains, advertising, work schedules, and city design. Food cultures change when those systems change, not only when individual willpower changes.

Writers on contemporary eating ask readers to notice cause and effect. A late-night delivery app does not merely “save time”; it also reshapes kitchens, labor, and expectations about convenience. Understanding how we eat now means tracking examples from the table back to the industries that feed it.

Multiple choice

1. The passage mainly argues that everyday eating habits are shaped by…

  1. Only personal willpower
  2. Larger systems as well as personal choices
  3. Restaurant ratings alone
  4. School lunch menus only

Multiple choice

2. Which example is used to show effects beyond “saving time”?

  1. A cooking contest
  2. A late-night delivery app
  3. A museum café
  4. A farm visit

Short answer

3. Give one cause → effect chain from the passage (or a parallel example of your own) about how systems shape eating.