One morning last year，when I added lunch money to my teenage daughter's account，I was surprised to find only a few dollars missing When I asked her about that，I could tell she was having difficulty putting her thoughts into words."Mom，"she said，"I want to lose weight."
   Then she told me that during gym class，all the girls had to line up to have their weight measured.Afterward，several started skipping meals（不吃飯） to lose weight.My daughter —an average-size teenager—hadn't eaten lunch in a week.
   Many people in the body positivity movement（身體自愛運(yùn)動(dòng)）—which I'd like to count myself a member of—believe that the wish to lose weight is never reasonable，because it is an expression of fat shaming.I am a fat woman.I was a fat teenage.But I embraced the idea that my body was healthy at any size.
   Therefore，several weeks ago，when my doctor told me that I had diabetes（糖尿病），I disagreed with him."How can I have diabetes？I eat fruits and vegetables，I walk.You can be healthy at any size".
   "You're not healthy at any size.Unless you make some changes，you've probably got about 10 years left to live，"he said.
   His words had thrown my belief into doubt.
   Today's body positivity refuses to accept that no one method is right for every person.One teenager might grow up to be healthy at any weight，and another might end up in the hospjye.aial.It left my own daughter afraid to discuss the topic with me.
   Shutting down the conversation wouldn't help.My daughter did not want to grow up to weigh 300 pounds like me.I didn't want that either.But we also talked about self-love and health.We put a stop to the meal skipping.She chose some healthier and started playing a sport.I've come to feel that loving yourself and wishing to change yourself are two opinions that should be able to exist（存在） together peacefully.

（1）Why did the author's daughter lose weight？

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A．She had health problems.
B．She hoped to save money.
C．She wanted to be a gym teacher.
D．She feared she would be overweight.
（2）What does the underlined word"embraced"in paragraph 3 probably mean？

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A．Accepted.
B．Doubted.
C．Understood.
D．Hated.
（3）What is the problem with today's body positivity according to the author？

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A．It harms parent-child relationships.
B．It sends wrong messages about beauty.
C．It doesn't show some teenagers' needs.
D．It doesn't realize fatness could influence health.
（4）What did the author do about her daughter's weight-loss goal？

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A．She talked her out of it.
B．She refused to discuss it.
C．She believed it was meaningless.
D．She worked out better ways to achieve it.