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Aiko loves posing for photos, especially as he has gotten older. He has several social media accounts and only chooses modest pictures to post for his followers. Considering that private information can easily be leaked and shared online, what is the BEST policy for Aiko to make for himself?

A
Only save revealing photos to his local computer.
B
Change his cloud password once a month to secure his photos.
C
Use a separate zip drive to store the more revealing photos.
D
Don’t upload revealing photos to any online account.
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Aiden’s father is hospitalized suddenly with heart pain. The doctor diagnoses him with cardiovascular disease and advises surgery. Aiden hears his dad tell the doctor that his own father struggled with the condition as well. Considering this information, which statement BEST defines what this means for Aiden?

A
Aiden will end up with cardiovascular disease because it’s genetic.
B
Aiden does not need to worry about cardiovascular disease in the future.
C
Aiden may be more vulnerable to cardiovascular disease in his lifetime.
D
Aiden already has cardiovascular disease that hasn’t been diagnosed.
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Jared gets annoyed because his mom insists that he help her chop vegetables and prepare meat while she is cooking dinner. None of his friends ever have to cook and Jared doesn’t see why he should have to. What is his mom’s MOST likely motivation behind insisting that her son help with the meal prep?

A
She wants him to know how to cook when he is an adult.
B
She doesn’t like cooking and wants him to distract her.
C
She is not good at time management and can’t do it alone.
D
She is hoping that Jared will pursue a career as a chef.
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Ian and his little brother are watching a show when a commercial for a new drug comes on. The commercial shows a happy couple walking in a field and discusses how the drug helps people live a longer, happier life. Then, it begins to list side effects of the drug that seem to last longer than the commercial itself! Ian’s brother asks why the company would want to list all the bad things that could happen if someone takes their product. What is the BEST answer to this question?

A
The drug company thinks that most people won’t worry about the side effects of the drug.
B
The television station has required that the company warn people about their product.
C
The drug company is concerned about public health and wants people to be informed.
D
The government requires drug companies include this information in ads.
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Even though it is recommended that women have a mammogram screening beginning at age 45, 28-year-old Ava goes in once a year for her screening. Which statement MOST likely explains Ava’s motivation behind this yearly ritual?

A
Ava’s insurance pays for a yearly screening so she takes advantage of it.
B
Ava is terrified of developing cancer, so she has unnecessary tests done.
C
Ava believes the recommendation is wrong and is being proactive.
D
Ava has a family history of breast cancer, so she is predisposed to it.
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Harper follows a celebrity on social media who swears by a daily diet of broiled chicken on iceberg lettuce. The celebrity says that the limited calories keep her in fit shape for the cameras. Harper is thinking about adopting this diet. Which fact would be the BEST argument to persuade Harper to rethink her plan?

A
A variety of foods is needed to get all the nutrients your body requires.
B
Broiled chicken can be packed with added hormones or extra salt.
C
Bacteria outbreaks have been linked to unwashed iceberg lettuce.
D
Chicken will provide protein, but you need to add a fat to the meals.
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Which is the MOST accurate explanation of the obesity epidemic in the United States?

A
More Americans are genetically predisposed to obesity.
B
Obesity can have both genetic and environmental causes.
C
Americans are obese because of their unhealthy diets.
D
The technology available discourages physical activity.
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Back in the 1970s, frozen tv dinners were hailed as the best choice for a busy family. Today, frozen tv dinners are not viewed as healthy to eat regularly. What statement BEST explains the difference in public opinion?

A
TV dinners are not manufactured or available anymore.
B
Food preparation today is seen as bonding time for family members.
C
Consumers began to complain about the portions of the tv dinners.
D
People now know that tv dinners contain many unhealthy ingredients.
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Kiara is just entering her first relationship. She has deep feelings for her boyfriend, Abdul, but wants to make healthy choices. To avoid getting pressured into doing something she doesn’t feel ready for, Kiara wants to talk to Abdul about boundaries. When would be the BEST time to have this conversation?

A
When Abdul wants to do something that Kiara doesn’t.
B
Sometime before they go out on their next date.
C
After something happens that makes Kiara uncomfortable.
D
During their next date when the moment seems right.
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Jamal has a sudden medical emergency, and although his doctors do not agree, he is sure that it was caused by an antibiotic he took to prepare for a tooth extraction. Jamal posts a picture of himself in the hospital on his social media with the hashtag #antibioticskill. Although hashtags can raise awareness of important issues, what might happen if Jamal’s post were to go viral?

A
People could be influenced into groupthink and reject antibiotics without knowing the facts.
B
People would be encouraged to research the side effects that antibiotics cause before accepting them.
C
Jamal would be investigated for making unfounded claims about a product online.
D
Jamal could cause people to be more willing to listen to their doctor’s advice.

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