Reading Test Six, Part C Text 2 - The Best OET Preparation Course

15. What is the primary cause of autoimmune diseases?

(A) Overconsumption of unhealthy foods.

(B) Genetic predisposition and environmental triggers.

(C) Excessive physical activity.

(D) Advanced medical care availability.

(A) By reducing inflammation and improving health.

(B) By causing chronic inflammation and tissue damage.

(C) By enhancing immune system function.

(D) By preventing infections and boosting immunity.

(A) Increased mental clarity.

(B) Reduced joint pain.

(C) Chronic fatigue and joint pain.

(D) Enhanced respiratory function.

18. How are autoimmune diseases diagnosed?

(A) Through a single definitive test.

(B) By assessing dietary habits.

(C) Through a comprehensive approach including medical history, physical examination, and laboratory tests.

(D) By measuring physical activity levels.

(A) Ignoring symptoms and avoiding medical consultations.

(B) Engaging in excessive physical activity.

(C) Using a combination of medications, lifestyle modifications, and supportive therapies.

(D) Reducing nutrient intake.

Which medication is often used to reduce inflammation in autoimmune diseases?

(A) Antibiotics.

(B) Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs).

(C) Antiviral drugs.

(D) Antidepressants.

(A) By promoting a balanced diet and regular exercise.

(B) By increasing the intake of processed foods.

(C) By reducing physical activity to a minimum.

(D) By avoiding any form of stress management.

(A) It helps improve mobility, strength, and function.

(B) It reduces the need for medications.

(C) It prevents autoimmune diseases from occurring.

(D) It enhances immune system function.

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