26. Based on the article, what can be inferred about habits?
(A) All habits are built-in behaviors.
(B) Some habits are formed through repetitious behaviors.
(C) People focus solely on their bad habits when things do not go their way.
(D) People are more likely to seek comfort through their bad habits while under stress.Reading 3Proponents of “genetically modified” (GM) foods argue using biotechnology in the production offood products has many benefits. It speeds up the process of breeding plants and animals with desiredcharacteristics, can be used to introduce new characteristics that a product wouldn’t normally have, andcan improve the nutritional value of products.Groups who advocate against the use of GM foods don’t see things quite the same way. They pointto studies that argue GM foods could be harmful to people’s health. To the groups on this side of theissue, that “could” provide more than enough reason to go forward with extreme caution, something theysay isn’t currently being done. In Europe, hardly a week goes by without some headline about GMfoods or, rather, “Frankenfoods” as they’ve been called by the European media.The World Health Organization (WHO) showed in a 1990 analysis that four major Mediterraneancountries (Spain, Greece, France, and Italy) have longer life expectancies and lower rates of heart diseaseand cancer than other European countries and America. Scientists have ruled out genetic differences,because Mediterraneans who move to other countries tend to lose their health advantages.