Sugar

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Which subtopic was included to explain to the reader how sugar breaks down in your body?

• Is It Really That Bad?

• Healthier Habits

• How Much Can We Have?

• The Sweet Life

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Although it may be tempting, eating too much candy

can have a negative impact on your body and how you

feel. Munching on too much candy can cause cavities

in your teeth from all of the sugar. It is also very high

in “empty” calories, which means the calories provide

you no nutrients, just fat and calories from sugar!

This can cause you to gain too much unhealthy weight.

Too much sugar can also cause you to have a “foggy”

brain, slowing down your memory and making you

tired.

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• cause and effect

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What was one negative thing that increased as sugar spread?

• The spread of insects.

• Slavery

• The decline of the bee population

• none of the above

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the sugar found in milk is called?

• sucrose

• fructose

• lactose

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Which of the following has added sugar?

• pasta sauce and bananas

• ketchup and apples

• grapes and ketchup

• pasta sauce and sweet drinks