問題詳情

Walking into a convenience store and ordering a cup of steaming hot coffee has become a habit of many ofus in Taiwan. Not only does coffee taste great but it gives us a much welcomed boost. Some people, however, areadvised to avoid caffeine for medical reasons. To enjoy the flavor of coffee and not to hinder their health too much,these people may then turn to drink decaffeinated coffee. But, is decaf coffee any better than regular coffee evenwith the removal of caffeine?The whole purpose ofdrinking decaf isthatitdoesn’tcontaincaffeine.Caffeine,besidesbeing very addictive, is said to over-stimulate and dehydrate the body. However, although decaf doesn’t contain caffeine, it still contains several of regular coffee’s other unhealthy ingredients. For instance, your cup of decaf still contains theobromine, which is almost as addictive as caffeine. And it also contains chlorogenic acid, which has been linked to an increased risk of heart attacks. So in terms of the potential damage you could be doing to your body, there isn’t a huge difference.Of course, coffee is in no way as bad for you as cigarettes or excess alcohol, and nobody is saying that you shouldn’t drink coffee at all. But it’s important to be aware of what you are drinking. Although there is noevidence to suggest that drinking coffee does any long term harm to the body, there are links between coffee andhigh blood pressure and other forms of heart disease. As with most things in life, moderation is the key. Drinksensibly and you’ll be fine. If you’re a very heavy coffee drinker, you’re unlikely to be doing your body any favors, whether it’s decaf coffee or not.
46. Where is the passage likely to appear?
(A)A history textbook.
(B)A journal on food.
(C)A health care magazine.
(D)A cookbook on drinks.

參考答案

答案：C
難度：簡單0.780612
統計：A(8),B(17),C(154),D(11),E(0)

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