1) Citing such influential figures as Michelle Obama, Sarah Palin, and Glenn Beck, Judith Warner suggests that changing people's eating habits could prove far more difficult than many imagine. Why does she think this change will be so challenging?
2) How are historical changes in public attitudes toward cigarette smoking, discussed in paragraph 8, related to Warner's argument about Americans' eating habits?
3) Does Warner include any possible objections to her argument? If not, do it for her. Insert a brief paragraph stating an objection to her argument and then respond to the objection as she might.
Warner seems to consider it unlikely that Americans will adopt a healthier diet anytime soon, despite efforts by Michelle Obama and others to promote better eating. How would you respond to this? Do you agree? Disagree?
2) How are historical changes in public attitudes toward cigarette smoking, discussed in paragraph 8, related to Warner's argument about Americans' eating habits?
3) Does Warner include any possible objections to her argument? If not, do it for her. Insert a brief paragraph stating an objection to her argument and then respond to the objection as she might.
Warner seems to consider it unlikely that Americans will adopt a healthier diet anytime soon, despite efforts by Michelle Obama and others to promote better eating. How would you respond to this? Do you agree? Disagree?
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