paacice Ey) Read the text below and answer questions 17 to 24, Soft Drinks By: Jacques Perez Soft drinks are always a choice for us, especially when we are growing up. As teenagers, we have the tendency to guzzle any soft drink we can get our hands on without thinking of the repercussions it has on our health. The top three favourites will still be the ever-famous Coca-Cola, followed by Pepsi and F&N drinks. Nevertheless, we have to consider what is in a soft drink first. For one, a can of soft drink contains more sugar than an average person should consume a day. This is keeping in mind that the drink is also diluted with other chemicals such as colouring and sweeteners. Many evidences have shown that a simple can of our daily soft drink contains up to nine scoops of sugar. This amount of sugar has been researched thoroughly and proven by many chemists and physicians of its ill effects on the human body. With this at risk, we knowingly commit to these sugary drinks in spite of being warned about the hazards it contains. The government and many other health organisations has shown support to detest the production and consumption of sugar. Yet, these huge conglomerates always turn a deaf ear as the revenue which they reap from the sales of such products is too high.Questions 17-24 Complete the following graphic organiser. Choose no more than three words and/or number from the text for each answer For each question, write your answer in the space provided. Soft Drinks Top 3 soft drinks: Containsmore20_______thantheaveragedailyconsumption fora person. Acan of soft drinks contains 21 of sugar. Chemicals included in soft drinks: 22 23 The ill effects of soft drinks have been proven by many 24