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七選五Deathisapartoflifeandit’snaturaltogrieve(悲傷)whenananimalyoulovedies.Grievingistheemotionalresponsetodeath.____1____Apetispartofthefamily,sowhentheydieitcanbeverydifficultandupsettingforeveryonewholovethem.It’sOKtofeelsad,angry,numbortofeelhardtobelievethey’renolongeralive.Youmayhavelotsoffeelingsbutthere’snorightwaytofeelortogrieve.Aspeoplearealldifferent,thelengthoftimeittakesforyoutofeellesssadmaynotbethesameasforsomeoneelse.____2____DiptiSolanki,whohelpspeoplewiththeirgrief,says,“Yourfeelingsmatterandarenormalafteryouloseapet.Theycanfeelreallybigandoverwhelming.”____3____Solankisays,“It’sreallyimportantthatyoutalkaboutfeelingsad,afraidorifyouhaveanyquestions,becauseonceyoudoyouwillstarttofeelcalmerandlessalone.____4____”Talkingaboutyourpethelpstokeeptheirmemoryaliveasyourememberthetimeyouspenttogether.Italsoletsotherpeopleknowthatyouwanttotalkaboutyourpet.Rememberingthefunnythingsyourpetdidandthehappytimesyousharedcanbeofgreathelp.____5____.Printoutphotosofyourpetandframethemormakethemintoacollage(拼貼畫)todisplay.Youcandraworpaintapictureofthem.Orwriteastoryaboutsomethingyoudidtogetherorhowtheymadeyoufeel.A．Itdoesn’tmeanpetsarenotimportant.B．There’snorushandyoucantakeyourtime.C．Itisanimportantpartofthehealingprocess.D．Aswellastalkingaboutthem,youcangetcreative.E．Afteryoushareyourfeelingstheybecomeeasiertodealwith.F．It’sbettertotalkthankeepyourthoughtsandfeelingsbottledup.G．Theyhavebeenapartofyourlifesoit’sabigchangetogetusedtoWhatisthebestsleeppositionforyourhealth?It’sdifficulttocontrolwhatsleepingpositionwenaturallyfallinto,asourbodywillsubconsciouslyfallintothemostcomfortablepositionforus.However,somepositionsarebetterforyouthanothersandsomecouldholdbackyourhealthandwellbeing.____6____IfyousleeponyoursideMorethan60percentofpeoplesleepontheirside.Oftenourbodynaturallymovestothisposition,whichislinkedtowhenwewereinthewombinthefoetal(胎兒的)position.____7____Itoffersanumberofbenefitstoyourbody,frompromotinghealthyspinealignment(脊椎對齊)whichcanhelptopreventbackpaintoreducingheartburnandsnoring(打鼾).IfyousleeponyourbackLyingonyourbackisthesecondmostpopularsleepingpositionandoffersjustasmanybenefitsassidesleeping.Whenyou’resleepingonyourback,it’seasytokeepalignmentandtoalsoevenlydistributeyourweight.____8____IfyousleeponyourstomachSleepingonyourstomachistheleastcommonsleepingposition.____9____Andthosewhosleepontheirstomachcouldputthemselvesatriskofalessrestfulnight’ssleep.Thestomachofferstheleastamountofbacksupportandcanincreasepressureonthespinewhichmaycausepainonceyouwakeup.____10____Youshouldconsidervariousfactorssuchasifyousnoreorsuffersleepproblems,orifyouoftenhavebackandneckpain.Sidesleepinghasbeennotedasthebestpositionforthebody,sothisisprobablyonetotryandgetintothehabitoftrying,butagain,italldependsonyou.A．Thisalsohelpstopreventanyneckandbackpain.B．Sleepingonyoursideisprobablythebestposition.C．Sidesleepingwouldbeparticularlybeneficialforolderpeople.D．Therearemorenegativestothispositioncomparedtopositives.E．Determiningthesleepingpositionforyouispersonalpreference.F．Here,thisarticlerevealsexactlyhowyoursleeppositionisaffectingyourhealth.G．Thisismostlylikelybecauseitisoneofthemostcomfortablesleepingpositions.Asthecoolerdaysofautumnarriveinthenorthernpartoftheworld,peopleareclearingoutoldplantsandplanningnewgardensfornextyear.____11____Iftheplantshavegottenlargerthantheiroriginalcontainersduringtheirtimeoutside,youcanreplantthemintolargerones.____12____Andreplantthemwithfreshpottingsoil,andthenwaterthem.Ifyouarehavingtroubleremovingtheplantsfromtheircontainers,orpots,checktoseeiftherootshavecomethroughthedrainageholesatthebottomofthepot.Iftheyhave,gentlypullorcuttheextrarootstohelpremovetheplant.Youcanthendivideplantslikespiderplantsandflamingoflowersintotwoormoreindividualplants.Firstly,shakeoffanyextrasoilcarefully.Secondly,findtheconnectionbetweentherootsystemandtheplant’stopgrowthandpullaparttherootsgently.____13____Besurethatthereareatleastthreehealthyleavesattachedtotherootsystemofeachnewplant.Lastly,placeeachnewplantinitscontainer.Besuretousefreshsoilmix.Watertheplantswelluntilnewplantsform.Allthehouseplantsthatspentsummerdaysoutsideshouldbemovedtoashadyareaforaweekbeforegoinginsideforthewinterseason.____14____Continuetowaterregularlyduringthistime.Afteraweek,lookforinsectsontheplant,especiallyundertheleaves.____15____Ifyouarestillworriedaboutinsects,youcanspraytheplantswithNeemoilmixedwithwater.Andcompletethemoveinsidebeforetemperaturesdropbelow12.7degreesCelsius.A．Youcanthenwatertheplants.B．Insidehouseplantsstillneedcaretoo.C．Thishelpstheplantgetusedtolowerlightlevels.D．Oryoucouldcutthroughthemwithasharpknife.E．Chooseacontainerthatisnomorethan5centimeterswiderthantheoriginal.F．However,outsideplantswillalsoneedhelptoreturntotheinsideenvironment.G．Washtheleaveswithwatertomakesuretherearenouninvitedguests,likepests.Asateenager,you’llbestartinghighschoolandmakingnewfriends.Yourhormones(荷爾蒙)areracingthemostinthesefewyearsandyouwillbeanadultsoonenough._____16_____Hereissomeadviceforyoutofollow.Haveahealthysociallife.Ahealthysociallifeisthekeytoenjoyingyourlifeinspiteofthestressofschool.Trytomakeatleasttwobestfriends.

Shopwithyourfriends,gotoaparkortakeafewtripstogether._____17__________18_____.Showoffyourtalentsbywritingmusic,storiesorpoems.Createcooldrawings.Learnhowtocreatewebpagesandcomputerprograms.Createyourownclothes,cook,bake,workonacar,playaninstrument(樂器)andsoon.Workhardinschool.Educationisthemostimportantthinginyourlife.Alwaysturninyourhomeworkontimeanddowellintests._____19_____Butifyouarejustbeinglazy,itcancertainlyaffectyourcollegeandcareeropportunitiesinthefuture.Getinvolved(參與)._____20_____Gettinginvolvedwillhelpyouinfutureyearsandyou’llmeetalotofpeople.Likechess?Youcanbeinthechessclub.Iftheschooldoesn’thaveaclubyouwishyouwerein,youcancreateyourown!A．Becreative.B．Nomatterwhathappens,beyourself.C．Findoutwhatyouaregoodatandtrytoachievesuccessinsomefields.D．Itisimportanttohaveagoodteenlifebymakingthebestoftheseyears.E．Theschoolhasmanythingsforyoutobecomeinvolvedinandhavefundoing.F．Ifyouaregettingbadgradesbecauseyouarestrugglingwithsomething,seekhelp.G．GotomallsorteenclubsbecausethesearegoodplacestomeetwithotherteenageIfyou’relookingforsomethingfuntodo,packapicnicdinnerandtakeyourfamilyorfriendstoabeautifulplacetoeat.However,there’sawrongtrendtoviewpicnicsasanexcusetotransportfoodinsingle-useplasticcontainers.Sure,itmeansthecleanupiseasyatthemoment,butitjustputsitofftoalaterpoint,whenittakestheformofvolunteercleanupsandlandfillmanagement.____21____Whatfollowsisadviceonhowtopacksuchapicnic.●UsefoodcontainerssmartlyUsingreusablecontainersistheeasiestwaytoreducewaste.____22____Forexample,toreducepackaging,youcantakealongthingslikealoafofbread,awholewatermelon,wholevegetables,aknifeandaboardtocutyourfoodwhenyou’rereadytoeat.Itdoesn’tallhavetobedoneandsealed(密封)beforeyouleavethehouse.●Chooserealcutlery(餐具)Usingwashabledishesandcutleryforapicnicdoesnotrequiremuchmoreworkthansingle-useones.You’dhavetocarrythewasteoutanywayinatrashbag,sowhynotpackyourdirtyplatesandcutleryintoabagandputtheminthedishwasherathome?____23____●ThinkaboutthedrinksForgetthesingle-use,single-servedrinkbottles.____24____Fillalargethermos(保溫瓶)orpersonalwaterbottleswithwater,juiceorlemonadeathome.Comparedwithasingle-useplasticcup,theyhavetheaddedadvantageofkeepingyourdrinkscolderforlonger.●PutclothbagstogooduseClothbagsareamazing.Iusethemforsomuchmorethanjustbuyingfoodatthestore.They’reperfectforpackingsandwiches,driedorwholefruit,andothersnackfoods.Youcanusethemtopackglassesorplatestopreventbreaking.Theycanalsoworkasanapkin,teatowel,ortrashbagifneeded.____25____A．Besuretoaddafewtoyourpicnicbasket.B．Therearesomehealthydishesyoucanmakeorbuy.C．Toavoidthis,aplastic-freepicniccanbeabrilliantidea.D．Ifyou’reworriedaboutbreaking,takesomelightcampingplates.E．Instead,justbringalongaclothtableclothtospreadontheground.F．Thesecreateahugeamountofwaste,whichcanbeeasilyavoided.G．Inaddition,keepinmindthatyoudon’thavetopre-packeverything.Althoughmostgameshavewinnersandlosers,thegoalofsportsisnottowineverygame.Therealgoalsincludegettingexercises,havingfun,andlearningimportantsocialskills,likesportsmanship.Goodsportsmanshipisallaboutrespect.Goodsportsrespecttheotherplayersontheirteam.Theyrespecttheplayersonopposingteams.Theyrespectcoachesandtheyalsorespectthereferees(裁判)orotherofficialsinvolvedintheirgames.____26____Theyshoutattheirteammatesandtheytalkbacktocoachesorreferees.Kidsusuallylearnsportsmanship—goodandbad—fromtheadultsintheirlives.____27____Ifparentsandcoachesshowdisrespecttootherfans,referees,oreachother,kidswilllikelyactthesamewayonthefield.____28____someofthemareverybasicandeasytodo,likeshakinghandswithotherplayersbeforeagame.Otherexamplesmaytakealittlemorecourage,suchasacknowledgingagreatplaymadebytheopposingteam.Learninggoodsportsmanshipisimportantbecauseithelpsyoudevelopanattitudeofgraciousness(禮貌)andrespectthatwillcarryoverintoalltheotherareasofyourlife!____29____Beingagoodsportsmanintheclassroomwilleventuallyleadtobeingagoodsportsmanintheworkplace.Sobeagoodsportsmaninwhateveryoudo!____30____Whenothersseeyouactinginawaythatmakesitclearthatwinningisn’tthemostimportantthing,youcanmoveontofocusingontheimportantthings,likehavingfun,gettingexercise,andimprovingyourskills.A．Ifyou’reagoodsportsmanonthefield,you’llalsolikelybeagoodsportsmanintheclassroom.B．Startingasagoodsportsmanearlierwillhelpyoubeagoodsportasyougetold.C．wecanbegoodsportsbyencouragingothersbutnotlaughingatthem.D．Players’parentsandcoachessetexamplesthatkidstendtofollow.E．Theexampleyousetcanbeapowerfulteachingtoolforothers.F．Onthecontrary,badsportsmanshipisallaboutdisrespect.G．Goodsportsmanshipcanbeshowninmanyways.Someplacescancreatestrongmemories.Weoftenclearlyrememberimportanteventsinourlivesandlinkthemwiththeplaceswheretheyhappened.Manypeoplerememberexactlywheretheywerewhentheyheardverygoodorverybadnews.ThefollowingareafewspecialplacesthatareimportanttoAmericanswholooktothepast,butalsoarethinkingofthefuture.NewOrleansStreetcarsManyAmericancitiesoncehadstreetcars,butnotanymore.____31____AnthonyFallshasbeendrivingstreetcarsfor10years,andplanstokeepdoingso.“Firstofall,it’soneofthemost,theoldestraillinesintheworld.____32____Becauseatonetimetheydidn’thavepeopleofcolordrivingthestreetcar.SoIthinkthat’sabigpartofmyjob.”HistoricHousesHistorichomescaninterestpeopleseekingtoconnectwiththeformerowners.BarbaraKleintellsusaboutthreesuchhomes,includingaverysimple,whitehouseinVirginia.____33____ThissimplehouseinWinchester,Virginia,openeditsdoorstothepublicinAugust.ItwashometosingerPatsyCline,whodiedattheageof30.Patsy’sfirstcousin,PatriciaBrannon,showsthehousetovisitors.____34____SheispleasedthatWinchesterisfinallyhonoringhercousin,nearly50yearsaftershediedinaplanecrash.HavredeGraceHavredeGraceisatownintheAmericanstateofMaryland.ThispartofMarylandisfamousforitswildlife.Huntersusedecoys(用于誘捕鳥獸的動物或仿制物)togetducksandgeesetocomecloseenoughtoshoot.ThewoodenbirdsaresohighlyrespectedherethatHavredeGracecallsitselfthedecoycapitaloftheworld.Italsohasamuseumwithmorethan1,000decoys.____35____A．Mostofthemwerehandmade.B．Andsecondofall,it’sjustpartofbeingpartofhistory.C．I’sconvenient,cheapanditgetsyouwhereyouneedtogo.D．YetstreetcarshavebeenrunninginNewOrleansforover150years.E．Itiswhereafamoussingerofthenineteen.fiftiesandsixtiesoncelived.F．Herchildhoodmemorieshelpedreturnthehousetotheconditionitwasininthelate1940s.G．VincentihopesmoreyoungpeoplebecomedecoycarverssothetraditionwillcontinueinHavredeGrace.ZHAOZHIZHONG,aprofessorofgeographyatHainanNormalUniversity,recentlyproposedtomakethelawandforbidpupilsbelowtheageof16tousesmartphones.BeijingYouthDailycomments:Withtheprosperityoftheeconomy,manyfamilieschoosetobuyasmartphonefortheirchildrenatschooltosearchformaterialsandassistinstudying.____36____.Inandoutofclass,thepupilshavesmartphonesintheirhands.____37____.Whileenjoyingtheirlunch,theyholdthemintheirhands.Evenonthebedbeforesleeping,theyholdoneintheirhands.Itseemstheheavyaddictiontosmartphonesisaffectingevermorepupilsatyoungages.____38____.Theaddictiontosmartphones,whichispopularamongpupils,isaproblemthataffectstheminmanyaspects.Itdistractsthemfromtheiracademicstudiesandpreventsthemfromtalkingwitheachother.That’swhyquitemanypeopleagreetolimittheuseofsmartphonesamongpupils.That’salsowhyZhao’sproposalgotquiteawidewelcomeamongthepublic.____39____.Thisisbecausesmartphones,ifusedwell,doplayakeyroleinhelpingthepupilsgetwideraccesstotheoutsideworldandbroadentheirhorizon.Besides,theschoolmightnothavethepowertoforbidpupilsfromusingtheirownpropertiesthatdonotposeharmtoothers.Therearecertaincountriesthatlimitpupilsfromusingsmartphonesinclassbutallowthemtousethemafterit.____40____.Butthatcanoffersomefoodforthought.A．Whilewalking,theyholdthemintheirhands.B．Soaflexiblebancanbeconsideredtoavoidthetrouble.C．They,justliketheirparents,havebecomeenslavedbysmartphones.D．However,itremainsdoubtfulwhetherasimplebanisproper.E．Perhapsachildmodelforsmartphonescanalsobeintroduced.F．Theactualeffectremainstobeseen.G．Infact,whenchildrengettheirsmartphones,thesituationisdifferent.Medicineisadegreethatconsistsofanendlessnumberofexams,andrecentlyIreceivedmyfirstyearresults.Waitingforthoseresultswasoneofthemostanxiety-generatingexperiences.____41____Failingbringsjudgementfromothers,atopicofdiscussionforpeople,andtherightforotherstosayyouarenotcapable.Thestressassociatedwithfailingiscreatedbyothersaroundyou,ratherthanbytheeventitself.IhaverecentlybeenreadingThePsychologyofMoneybyMorganHousel,whichclarifiesthatfailurehasastrongpresenceamongthosewhohaveachievedsuccess.PeoplewillalwaysfocusonWarrenBuffett’ssuccessasaninvestor.____42____Theprocessofachievingsuccesshasofteninvolvedsetbacksand“failures”alongtheway.Ireceiveda“pass”gradeonanimportantresearchpaperduringmymaster’s,whichputmyfinalgradeinadangeroussituation.IwasrejectedfrommedicalschoolswhichI’dspenttimeandeffortapplyingtoandpreparingfor.____43____IalsobeganstudyingMedicinelastyear.____44____Butyoushouldknowthatwitheachfailureyouareclosertosuccess,buildingfurtherlayerstothefoundationsyoustarted.Behindeverysuccessfulpersonaremoreobstaclesandsetbacks,butthesearenotasinterestingtofocusonorasenviable.Thenoisearoundyou,whetheritbefromco-workers,friendsorparents,shouldnotshakeyourbeliefinyourabilities.____45____Learnwhatyouneedandcorrectyourapproachuntilyoureachyoursuccess.A．Failureisyourplatformtosuccess.B．Youareguaranteedalifetimeofsuccess.C．Iwasturneddownbycountlessgraduateschemes.D．Youmaynotbesuccessfulthefirst,secondorhowevermanytimes.E．UponreflectionIbelievethatthisispartlyasaresultofthefailureitself.F．Despiteallofthis,Iendedupgettingadistinctioninmymaster’sdegree.G．However,rarelywilltheyseehowmanytimeshisinvestmentshavefailed.HowtostopglassesfoggingupwithafacemaskWearingamaskkeepsyousafeduringthepandemic,butitcomewithitsownsetofchallenges.And,oneofthebiggestdrawbacksofwearingamaskishowmuchyourglassesfogupandaffectyourvision.Takingoffyourglassestowipethemcleaneachtimeitfogsupisnotonlyfrustrating,butitcanalsoincreasetheriskofinfection.___46___Herearesometrickstostopit.Twistyourmaskstrings.Fromtheside,onceyoutwistit,thestringswilllooklikethefigureeight.Thisisgreatforstoppingfoggingbecauseitredirectsyourbreathbyputtingslightdownwardpressureonthetoppartofthemask.___47___Thismayleaveyouinfectedbyvirus.___48___Ifyouwashyourglasseswithsoap,thiscreatesathinfilmonyourlenseswhichlimitsfogging.Useafragrance-freesoapandmixitwithwarmwater.Putyourglassesinitandletitairdry.Whenyouwearyourglassesnext,soapmoleculesonyourlensesshouldblockfogging.Usetissues.Youcanputatissueunderthetoppartofthemask.___49___TodothisDIYtrickproperly,youshouldfoldatissueinhalfandplacethestraightedgealongthebridgeofyournose.Changethepositionofyourmasksandglasses.___50___Butifyoudothisthereareafewthingstokeepinmind.Firstly,youneedtomakesurethatyourmaskstillcoversyourchin(下巴)afteryoupullitup.And,ifyourprescriptionisstronger,thistrickcouldimpactyourvisionandcauseincreasedblurriness.A．Putglassesinthewater.B．Washyourglasseswithsoap.C．Itwillhelpcatchairanddamp,keepingyourglassesfreeoffog.D．Sothekeyistopreventorminimizefoggingduetofacemasks.E．Coveryourchinwithmaskstopreventneedforrepositioningwhentalking.F．Though,it’sworthnotingthatitdoescreateaslightgapbetweenthemaskandyourface.G．Pullupyourmaskanddrawyourglassesdown,blockingyourbreathfromrisingupwards.Climatechangehasincreasedaveragetemperaturesby1℃overthepastcentury,makingheatwavesmorefrequentandintensethanthosefromanyotherpointinrecordedhistory.____51____AstudypublishedinthejournalNatureClimateChangefoundglobalwarmingresponsiblefor37percentofheat-relateddeathsbetween1991and2018.Thefollowingiswhathappensifyou’rethenexttobekilled.First,yourbrainsendsaseriesofmessagestoyoursweatglandstellingthemtoincreasesweatproduction.Thenyourheartstartsbeatingfastertopumpbloodtotheskinwhilebloodflowisdirectedawayfromimportantorgans(器官)likeyourliver,kidneysandgut.____52____Ifheatstrokeoccurs,yourbodymightgethotanddirectsomuchoxygen-richbloodtotheskinthatitsuffocates(把…悶死)vitalinternalorgans.Ifyourbodyfailstocoolyoudown,itsinternaltemperaturemightstarttoclimbfromanormalleveltoabout104degrees.____53____Youmayfeelitstartasadullheadache.Beforelong,youmightloseconsciousness.Yourbrainmightbegintoswell.Whileyoustruggletostayawakeandavoiddizzyingconfusion,theexcessiveinternalheatisdamagingyourgut,consequentlycausinganinflammatory(發(fā)炎的)response.____54____That’sjustpartofwhatweknowabouthowextremeheatkillsyou.____55____Alotofwhatweknowcomesfromstudiesonanimalmodels,likemiceandrats,orfromexaminationsofpeopledyingofheatstroke.A．Astheheatrisesquickly,sodoesthedeathnumber.B．That’sbecausewecan’tstudyitinhumansinthelaboratory.C．Astemperaturestickeverhigher,thatfiguremaywellrise.D．Atthattemperature,yourbrainbecomesaffected.E．Survivingtheorganfailuremightrequireanemergencytransplant.F．Sometimesthataloneisenoughtocreateproblemsforaweakoragingheart.G．Leftuntreated,whatfollowsisafloodoforganfailurethatleadstoyourdeath.Whilelead(鉛)poisoningisserious,parentscantakestepstoreducetheriskfortheirChildren.___56___TakeNotes:startbycheckingwww.toseeifyouownanyitemsrecalledbytheConsumerProductSafetyCommission.Getridofanytoyswithchippedpaint,orotherbrokenanddamagedparts.Notsureitcontainslead?___57___CleanUp:toavoidleadexposurefromsourcesinthehome,keepfloorsandotherplayareascleanandfreeofdustandpieces.___58___Storetoysoffthefloorinacleanplace.Andifyouliveinhousewithleadpipes,runningcoldwaterforafewminutesandusingawaterfilter(過濾器)canreduceleadlevels.___59___avoidno-nameproduceandbecarefulwhenyoubuyitemsatdollarstores,streetfairs,thriftstoresoryardsales.Donotbuyjewelryforyoungchildren.Eveniftheydon’tcontainlead,theycouldbecomeachokinghazard(危險).Alsomakesuretheartsandcraftssuppliesyoubuyarenon-toxic(無毒的)anddesignedforchildren’suse.GetTested:childrenwithleadpoisoningmaynothaveeasilyrecognizablesymptoms(癥狀).___60___Thismightmeanthattherewillbealotofteststhatturnoutnormal,butit’sbetterthansittingaroundandworrying.Testingisespeciallyimportantifyouandyourchildrenliveinahomewithpeelingpaintorifyourhomewaspaintedbefore1978,whentheConsumerProductSafetyCommissionbannedthesaleoflead-basedpaints.A．BuySmart.B．Whenindoubt,throwitout.C．Ifaparentisconcerned,theyshouldhavetheirkidtested.D．Notallchildrenlikebeingtested.E．Makesureyourchildrenstaysafe.F．Thefollowingtipscontaincommonhazards(危害)forleadpoisoning.G．Washyourchildren’shandsandplaythingsoften.Ifyouarehungry,whatdoyoudo?Haveyourfavoritemealandstayquietafterthat?____61____Butitneverletsyouknow,because,youkeepitbusythinkingaboutyourfriendsorfavoritestars.Soitsilentlyservesyourneedsandneverletsitselfgrow.Whenmindlosesitsfreedomtogrow,creativitysetsafullstop.Thismightbethereasonwhyweallsometimesthink“Whathappensnext?”,“Whycan’tIthink?”____62____WhyreadingbutnotwatchingTV?Itisbecausereadinghasbeenthemosteducativetoolusedbyusrightfromchildhood.Sinceitdevelopsotheraspectsofourlife,wehavetotakehelpfromreading.Onceyourreadabook,yourunyoureyesthroughthelinesandyourmindtriestoexplainsomethingtoyou.____63____Nowthisseedisunknowinglyusedbyyoutodevelopnewideas.Ifitisusedmanytimes,thesameseedcangiveyougreathelptorelatealotofthings,whichyouwouldhaveneverthoughtofinyourwildestdreams!Thisisnothingbutcreativity.____64____WithinnotimeyoucanstarttalkingwithyourfriendsinEnglishoranyotherlanguageandneverrunoutoftherightwords.Soguys,dogivefoodforyourthoughtsbyreading,readingandmorereading.____65____Goandgetabook!A．Alsothismakesasignificantcontributiontoyourvocabulary.B．Readingcanhelpyoumakemorefriendstoo.C．Theinterestingpartofthebookisstoredinyourmindasaseed.D．Whynotdosomereadingwhileyouarehungry.E．Nowwhatyouwaitingfor.F．Hungerofthemindcanbeactuallysolvedthroughwidereading.G．Justlikeyourstomach,yourmindisalsohungry.Doyouliketoexercise?___66___Doyoupreferplayingateamsport,likevolleyballorbaseball?Ordoyouliketorunformilesandmilesallbyyourself?Maybeyouwouldratherliftweightsordopush-upsorsit-ups!Youknowthatexerciseisgoodforyourbody.Ithelpsyougrowstronger.Itcanalsohelpkeepyourheartandotherimportantorgansinexcellentshape.Butcanitmakeyousmarter?Maybe!Theworkyoudoatschooleverydayislikeexerciseforyourbrain.Learningandthinkingcanhelpyoubecomesmarter.___67___Someresearcherspointoutthatexercisestimulatesthebody’snervoussystem,causingittoreleasechemicalsthatmakeusfeelhappyandcalm.Thishelpstoexplainwhymanypeoplefeelmorealiveandactiveafterexercising.___68___Onthewhole,youcanworkorstudyatahigherlevelafterexercise.Otherspointtostudiesthatshowthatexercisecanstimulatethegrowthofnewbraincells.Asyourbraingetsbigger,theareasinconnectionwithmemoryandlearninggetbiggerandbrainfunctionimproves.___69___Expertsbelievethataslittleas15-30minutesperdaythreetimesaweekmaybeenoughtoimprovebrainperformance.Thirtytosixtyminutesperdayfourtofivetimesaweekisevenbetter.Exerciseisgoodforyourbodyinsomanyways,soincludeasmuchexerciseasyoucanintoyourdailyorweeklyroutine.___70___A．Buthowcanphysicalexercisehelp?B．Canyouexplainwhyexercisematters?C．Whatisyourfavoritewaytoexercise?D．Basically,exercisingcanhelpyoudowhateveryoudobetter.E．Andifyoufeelbetter,youcanthinkmoreclearlyandfocusbetter.F．Justtakeiteasystartinguntilyourbodyisreadytogetmoreexercise.G．Sohowmuchexercisedoyouneedtohelpyourbrainworkatitsbest?Ifyoufeeldepressed,it’sbesttodosomethingaboutit—depressiondoesn’tjustgoawayonitsown.Inadditiontogettinghelpfromadoctororcounselor,____71____.Exercise.Takea15-to-30-minutewalkeveryday—ordance,jog,orbikeifyouprefer.Peoplewhoaredepressedmaynotfeelmuchlikebeingactive.Butmakeyourselfdoitanyway.Onceyougetintheexercisehabit,itwon’ttakelongtonoticeadif