I believe that C. The author uses comparison and contrast to organize ideas. is the answer that you are looking for, I hope this helps!
NBT test stands for National Benchmark Test, a project commissioned by University of South Africa to asses the academic Readiness of first year students.
The test have 3 purposes :
- to asses entry level literacy and mathematics skills
- To asses the relationship between entry level and school level exit results
- to provide institutions requiring additional information in the admission and placement of entry level students
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Keep portion sizes small
If the fast-food restaurant offers several sandwich sizes, pick the smallest. Bypass hamburgers with two or three beef patties, which can be close to 800 calories. Choose instead a regular- or children's-sized hamburger, which has about 250 calories. And skip the large serving of french fries and ask for a small serving instead. This switch alone can save 200 calories.
Choose healthier side dishes
Take advantage of the healthy side dishes offered at many fast-food restaurants. For example, instead of french fries choose a side salad with low-fat dressing or a baked potato. Or add a fruit bowl or a fruit and yogurt option to your meal.
Other healthy choices include apple or orange slices, corn on the cob, steamed rice, or baked potato chips.
I say B but idk im not sure
I would say that this is true because the more you drink the more the waste makes you more unaware in a way. you lose control and ppl could take advantage of that
