Question

1. once you have reliable health information, you can advocates for the health of your family and community. what does the word advocate mean?

options:

• anyone who purchases goods and services
• to take actions that show support
• practice of always seeking to gather new information and learn new skills
• theories and health claims that are described as science - based when they are not

Explanation:

To determine the meaning of "advocate" in the context of health, we analyze each option:

• "Anyone who purchases goods and services" refers to a consumer, not related to advocacy.
• "To take actions that show support" aligns with the idea of advocating for family and community health (supporting their health needs).
• "Practice of always seeking to gather new information..." describes lifelong learning, not advocacy.
• "Theories and health claims... not science - based" refers to pseudoscience, not advocacy.

Answer:

B. To take actions that show support.