Skip to content
doubtly

Summary Writing : (5 marks) Read the above passage given in Q. No. 4 (A) and write a summary of it in a paragraph. Suggest a suitable title.Variety is key, because different fruits and vegetables contain different beneficial nutrients and antioxidant…

Q.4 (B) Summary Writing : (5 marks) Read the above passage given in Q. No. 4 (A) and write a summary of it in a paragraph. Suggest a suitable title.

Variety is key, because different fruits and vegetables contain different beneficial nutrients and antioxidants. Wang’s study showed that almost all fruits and vegetables, including leafy greens, citrus fruits and berries, were associated with lower mortality, but there were some exceptions. Fruit juices and starchy vegetables such as peas, corn and potatoes were not associated with reduced risk of death or chronic diseases. It may be due to their higher glycaemic load compared with other fruits and vegetables, which means they have a greater ability to raise blood sugar levels. While the sugar content in two servings of fruit isn’t a cause for concern in general, if you have Type 2 diabetes you should discuss your portions with a dietician.

Your five daily servings can be met from a variety of fresh, frozen or canned fruits and vegetables, whether conventional or organic. Whichever options are available, affordable and appealing are good choices.

Studies show that freezing and canning preserves nutrients, which often makes these foods even more nutrient–dense than their fresh counterparts. Plus, canned and frozen produce are good options for people whose barriers to consuming enough servings per day include the high cost, low access, poor quality and lack of fresh fruits and vegetables.

And what about organic options ? They’re fine if you can access and afford them, but it’s not necessary to purchase organically grown produce.

1 answer

Best answer

Title : Fruits and Vegetables for Good Health

Summary : Different fruits and vegetables supply different nutrients, so variety matters; almost all of them lower mortality, except fruit juices and starchy vegetables like peas, corn and potatoes, which raise blood sugar. Diabetics should consult a dietician about portions. Five daily servings can come from fresh, frozen or canned produce, conventional or organic, as long as it is available, affordable and appealing. Freezing and canning preserve nutrients and help people who lack cheap, good-quality fresh produce. Organic food is fine if one can afford it, but it is not necessary.

Doubtly AI · 25 Oct 2026 AI-verified · Oct 2026 Report
Was this answer helpful?

Your answer

Log in or create a free account to answer this question.