EAP PRESENTATION

Name: Nguyen Hoang An

Class: Pre-Intermediate 16
Student ID: 1850001
 11
2018

JUNK FOOD
Time to wake up
We are killing ourselves with junk food
OUTLINE
I. Definition
II. Causes
III. Effects
IV. Conclusion
V. References
VI. Q&A
Junk Food
Junk food is food that is
unhealthy but is quick and easy
to eat.
CONVENIENCE
67% admitted that they choose
fast food because it’s convenient

Convenience

32.74%

67.26%
CHEAP PRICE
32% said they eat it
because it’s cheap
They like it!
31% people said that they
just like eat it
ADVERTISING
 Tired & Lack
of energy

1
 3
Million

2.5

0.8
2 0

Obesity
1.5

1
2 2 2
0.5

Wars Obesity
 Brain Function
s .

3
TOM FERRO
Impaired Digestion

4
Chronic Diseases

5
 Time

CONCLUSION Causes Convenience

Price
Advertising

Tired & Lack energy

Obesity
Effects
Brain function
Impaired digestion

Evaluation
Chronic diseases
References
1. “JUNK FOOD | Meaning in the Cambridge English Dictionary.” Cambridge Dictionary,
dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/junk-food.

2. Pilon, Anne. “Fast Food Survey: Most Customers Choose Fast Food for Convenience.” AYTM, 13 Aug. 2014,
aytm.com/blog/fast-food-survey-2/.

3. Junk Foods Side Effects, 2018, www.nadec.com.sa/en-us/healthwellness/healthylife/junkfoodssideeffects.aspx.

4. Healthy Cooking Tips, 2018, www.nadec.com.sa/en-us/healthwellness/healthylife/healthycookingtips.aspx.

5. NDTV Food Desk. “5 Harmful Effects of Junk Food.” NDTV Food, 14 Aug. 2017, food.ndtv.com/lists/the-bad-the-worse-5-ways-
junk-food-can-mess-with-your-brain-764392.

6. “U.S. - Average Fast Food Consumption per Week 2016-2018 | Statistic.” Statista, 2018,
www.statista.com/statistics/561297/us-average-fast-food-consumption-per-week/.
Q&A

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