Solution
From Passage → "The confluence of cultural, dietary, physical, social, and psychological factors in Okinawa presents a holistic picture of health..." and "What emerges from 'The Okinawa Way' is a set of guiding principles that can be adapted and adopted by anyone, anywhere, seeking to enhance their health and extend their lifespan."
- Option 1 → "Healthy body leads to a healthy mind."
→ This is too narrow. The passage talks about many factors (culture, diet, social life, psychology), not just the link between body and mind.
- Option 2 → "Everybody can live to be 100 years old."
→ The passage never says everyone can reach 100. It says Okinawans have a longer life expectancy, but not that it’s guaranteed for all.
- Option 3 → "Okinawa way is a holistic approach to health." ✅
→ The passage clearly says Okinawa’s approach combines multiple factors → culture + food + physical activity + social bonds + mental health → a complete (holistic) way of living that leads to better health and longer life.
- Option 4 → "Taking care of health is important."
→ True in general, but this is too vague. The passage isn’t just saying “health is important” — it’s highlighting a specific holistic method.