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A new energy drink for children ............
1. is recommended for kids who do athletics.
2. has mainly vitamins and nutrients.
3. includes a high level of caffeine.
The presenter wonders why ............
1. children eat and drink so much caffeine.
2. many people are worried about this new drink.
3. there are two versions of this new drink.
Children eat and drink many products containing caffeine but ...........
1. that does not mean they will become caffeine addicts.
2. the quantity of caffeine is not relevant.
3. coke and candy bars have the highest level of caffeine.
The producers of this new energy drink claim that ............
1. their product contains less caffeine than other caffe¡nated drinks.
2. a single can equals the amount of caffeine of a cup of coffee.
3. some medicines, tea or chocolate products have as much caffeine as their drink, and nobody complains.
School age children ............
1. had better choose between an energy drink or a chocolate bar a day.
2. should have a limited amount of caffeine a day.
3. should not have any caffeine at all.
Children who have too much caffeine ............
1. could stop or hinder their growing process.
2. play better and become better athletes.
3. suffer from the same effects as adults.
One of the main consequences for children ingesting energy-enhancing drinks may be ............
1. doing badly at school.
2. being able to concentrate better.
3. becoming jittery but not really nervous.