Text, paragraphs and sentences have purposes. The communicative purpose of the excerpt “Cardio can be anything that keeps your heart racing for the entire time, including biking, swimming, dancing… you name it!” (line 41-43) is to: 
The combination of physical exercises which has been left out of the source text is: 
In addition to skin cancer, the author shows two other major concerns in the text. These concerns are: 
In reported speech, the speaker may choose a specific reporting verb to convey a different (and personal) purpose. The reported structure that presents a summary of “Fast food is fattening” (line 36), according to the text is: The author: 
In the source text there is evidence of the writer´s assumption of what his/her target audience is like. The assumption behind the ´handy list´ is that readers: 
A title which would best summarize the content of the text would be: 
An idiom has been defined as a lexical item (usually a phrase or a clause) whose meaning cannot be derived from the sum of its parts. The idiom in “summer is just around the corner” (line 1-2) means that “summer is: 
The lexical item ´handy´ is used in “Here´s a handy list” (line 4) and “keep it handy” (line 26). In each instance it means respectively: 
The only alternative below which in the text conveys the meaning of ´manner´is: 