As a kid,I can remember going to the supermarket and grabbing eggs off the shelf. I would run them home to my mother because they were usually going into a delicious cake. Times have changed. Cage-free? Organic? Brown? White? Omega-3s(—種脂肪酸）？Help!Here are some tips to help you figure out which eggs you should be eating.

Brown or white? In fact,color is simply a sign of the breed of hen. Find the freshest egg with the most flavor and let color be a secondary concern.

  Extra Omega-3s? Omega-3 eggs come from a hen whose diet has added flaxseed (亞麻籽)， which produces an egg containing an average of 225 mg of Omega-3 fatty acids and vitamin E. The countless health benefits for humans make these eggs an attractive purchase. My opinion? Eat a piece of fresh fish and get a pure pill of Omega-3s. Let eggs be eggs. .

  Does your egg need exercise? Free-range eggs are from hens raised without the limit of a cage,though they may or may not have spent much time outdoors. Organic eggs are from hens whose food must meet organic standards. These hens must be raised humanly, and they must be given time to the outdoors. Hey,happier hens do lay tastier eggs.

Does local make a difference? Nothing is better than local eggs. They may have a feather or two stuck to them or be a little imperfect in shape and may or may not be certified organic; however, they have one quality. I know exactly where my food came from and how it came into being！In some cases I can even ask the farmer when the eggs were laid and what they were fed. 

(   ) 5. What's the best title for this passage?

A.     Which Eggs Should You Be Eating?

B.     Eggs Are Changing as Times Are Changing

C.     Which Kind of Egg Is the Best?

D.     The First Concern When Choosing Eggs

(   ) 6. What does the author think of extra Omega-3s eggs?

A.     They are a good choice for people to buy.

B.     They contain fewer Omega-3s than fresh fish.

C.     They have the highest content of pure Omega-3s.

D.     They are not the best source of Omega-3 s.

(   ) 7. The underlined word "free-range" probably means "__________________ ”.

A. wild    B. cage-free

C. organic    D. Omega-3-free

(   ) 8. According to the passage, which of the following has NOTHING to do with an egg's quality?

A.     The egg's color.

B.     The hen's exercise.

C.     The hen's living conditions.

D.     The hen's food.

5-8 ADBA

B篇講述了作者對(duì)如何挑選營(yíng)養(yǎng)健康雞蛋的幾點(diǎn)建議。

5. A主旨大意題全篇講的都是作者對(duì)如何挑選營(yíng)養(yǎng)豐富的雞蛋的建議，自然"應(yīng)該吃哪種雞蛋?"就是本文的最佳標(biāo)題。

6. D邏輯推理題文章的第三段通過說明雞蛋中的Omega-3完全可以通過吃魚來獲取，證明"extra Omega-3s eggs"不是Omega-3的最佳來源。

7. B詞義猜測(cè)題由第四段第一句的解釋可知。

8. A細(xì)節(jié)理解題第二段的描述即可證明A項(xiàng)與雞蛋的品質(zhì)無關(guān)。

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