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Q1. [5]
Table comparing Natural Food and Processed Food.
Natural food, typically refers to food that has not been processed or preserved in any significant way before it is consumed, while ultra-processed food refers to food items that have been altered from their natural state through various methods. Given below is a table that differentiates between natural and processed foods. Study the description given and write an analytical paragraph in about 120 words, drawing a comparison between the two:
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Model Answer

Natural Food vs. Processed Food: A Comparison

Natural food and processed food differ significantly in their nutritional value and health impact. Natural food is rich in fibre and healthy nutrients, whereas processed food contains high sugar and unhealthy nutrients. While natural food contains healthy fats and low sodium, processed food is loaded with unhealthy fats and high sodium, which can be harmful to health.

In terms of health benefits, natural food regulates blood sugar and blood pressure, providing essential nutrients to the body. Processed food, on the other hand, though tasty, ready-to-eat, and addictive, offers little nutritional value. Therefore, while processed food may be convenient, natural food is clearly the healthier choice for long-term well-being.

Source: Table comparing Natural Food and Processed Food

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