1. (2024七上·金华月考)  阅读理解

What foods do you eat every day? Do you eat healthy foods? U. S. Photographer Gregg Segal goes around the world. He asks kids what they eat each week. Then, he takes photos of the kids with their food, Times reports(报道). 

Segal wants to use the photos to tell kids to eat more healthily. Eating habits form(形成) when we're young.

How can you tell if your food is healthy or not? One quick way is to see what colors are in your food. According to Times. Often, white foods don't have a lot of nutrition(营养), such as bread and sugar. But foods with bright colors do, such as broccoli, carrots and blueberries.

For packaged(包装好的) foods, take a look at the ingredients (配料). Try not to eat foods with more than five ingredients. 

You can write down everything you eat for one week. If can, take photos and notes of your meals. That way, you'll have a clearer picture of what you eat.

1. （1） What does Gregg Segal do?

   A . He brings food for poor children. B . He teaches kids how to take pictures. C . He tells kids to share foods with others. D . He takes photos of the kids with their food.
3. （2） Why does he do so?

   A . To show that kids eat different food. B . To tell kids to save food. C . To tell kids to eat healthily. D . To show that kids don't eat enough healthy food.
5. （3） What does the underlined word "bright" mean?

   A . 昏暗的 B . 明亮的 C . 迟钝的 D . 聪明的
7. （4） The writer suggests (建议) you should ____. 

   A . buy packaged food every week B . take photos and notes of your meals C . draw a clearer picture of what you eat D . write down everything you eat for just one day