When Looking at a Food Label, in Order to Know

question 73

Multiple Choice

When looking at a food label, in order to know how many calories you will ingest, it is important to know total number of calories and

• A) serving size.
• B) % daily value of protein.
• C) number of grams of fat.
• D) number of grams of fiber.
• E) % daily value of sodium.

Identify the appropriate location for stating the main idea and specific details in a routine request.

Recognize how to effectively incorporate deadlines into a routine request.

Comprehend the function and organization of the opening, body, and closing parts of a routine request.

Understand the role of audience perception and compliance expectation in crafting routine requests.

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Definitions:

Tariffs

Taxes imposed on imported goods and services, which are typically used by governments to protect domestic industries, raise revenue, or exert political leverage.

Trade Restrictions

Regulations or policies that countries adopt to limit the import and export of goods and services, often to protect domestic industries.

Secondary Effects

Unintended consequences of economic actions, which may manifest in areas not directly targeted by the initial action.

Unintended Consequences

Outcomes that occur as a result of actions or policies that were not anticipated or intended by the actors involved.