Highlight Incorrect Words · Part 3: Listening

That Easter funny gifts of chocolate may taste…

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That Easter funny gifts of chocolate may taste sweet, but they leave your attitude sour. Because a study finds that if you're in a crummy mood to begin with, unhealthy eating can live you feeling even worse. Researchers had 131 women record their moods and eating habits each day for a week. The researchers wanted to limit the study to the effect of bad eating on the otherwise healthy, so although the objects admitted to having unhealthy eating habits, no one had a diagnosed eating disorder. And an analysis of the food and mood diaries resulting from the week of the study found that if women were feeling low, anxious, fret or angry, eating too much or too little made that mood even worse. Interestingly though, if the women were in a good mood to begin with, there was no chained in their mood after eating too much or too little. The researchers note that we often eat to comfort ourselves or try to remedy a bad mood— but this study shows that such eating for consolation may make us feel even worse. Something to keep in mind when you find yourself echoing for the second ear of the chocolate bunny.

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Time to answerNot set per question (Part 3 lasts 31–39 minutes)
Skills assessedListening, Reading

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Source: Pearson, PTE Academic & UKVI test format, Part 3: Listening, checked 9 October 2026.