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七选五EffectsofDaylightSavingTime(DST)WeloseanhourofsleepasweturnourclocksanhouraheadonSundaymorning.Anhourmaynotseemlikealot,butitcanhavesignificanteffectsonthebody.____1____Heartattacksincreaseafterthespringtimechanges.Astudyfound,comparedtootherMondaysduringtheyear,a25percentjumpinthenumberofheartattacksoccursonMondayafterDSTstarts.Thetotalnumberofheartattacksdidn’tchangeforthewholeweek,though.____2____Itcouldbethecombinedstressofatypicalback-to-workMonday.Tirednessismorecommon.Sleeplosscanhavemoreobvioushealtheffects,likefatigueanddecreasedproductivityatwork.____3____ItsuggeststhatsleepdeprivedemployeesarespendingmoretimeontheInternetforrelaxationwhilepretendingtodowork.____4____HighschoolstudentsmaybeparticularlyvulnerabletoDST-inducedsleeploss,sincetheirinternalclocksmakeitdifficultforthemtoshifttheirsleeppatternsanhourearlier.Astudyfoundthatteenslostsignificantsleepafterthespringtimechanges,andshowedincreasedsleepiness,delayedreactiontime,andmoremindwanderingonsubsequentdays.Terribleheadachesmaystrike.____5____Ithappensespeciallyaftertheincreaseinwarmthandlight.ThenumberofheadachesincreasearoundDSTchanges(inthespringandthefall),oraroundthesummerandwintersolstices(至,至日)—thelongestandshortestdaysoftheyear.A.Teensareespeciallyexhausted.B.Depressiondiagnosesriseinthefall.C.Thepressurejustshiftedtoearlierintheweek.D.Spendingtimeoutdoorsmayprovidesomeprotection.E.Forpeoplegettingterribleheadaches,attacksoftenoccuraroundseasonalchanges.F.GooglesearchesforentertainmentrisesharplyonMondayafterthespringtimechanges.G.Indeed,studieshavenotedallkindsofeffectsareassociatedwithDST.Herewe’vegotthreetipstohelpyoustartanexercisehabitthatcanstick.It’saloteasierthanyouthink.____6____Youdon’thavetobeamarathonertogetmeaningfulhealthbenefitsfromexercise.Expertssayevendailyactivities,whichincludemoppingthefloor,organizingaroomorcarryinggroceriesupthestairscanreducetheriskofdiseaseslikediabetes,heartdiseaseandevensomecancers.Soremindyourselfthatit’snotachoicebetweenhours-longworkoutornothingatall.Instead,thinkofstartinganexerciseroutinelikestandingupfromyourchairandsittingbackdownrepeatedly.____7____FocusonhowexercisemakesyoufeelgreatTherearesomanypositivesthathappenwhenyoumove.Itimprovesallthetasksthatdemandfocusandcreativity.Ithelpsyougenerateenergy.Itboostsmood.____8____.Whenyoufeelbetter,youwillbringmoreenthusiasmandenergytoyourworkandthepeopleworkingaroundyou.Forgetlong-termbenefitslikeweightlossorbetteroverallhealth.____9____.Actually,they’renotsupermotivationalinreal-timeandcanbedishearteningwhenyoudon’tseeresultsquickly.FigureoutwhatkindofexerciseandworkoutlocationmakesyoufeelgoodIfweightliftinginacrowdedgymgivesyouanxiety,trytogetasetofweightsforhomeorfollowworkoutvideosonYouTubeorrideabikeinthepark.____10____.A.StartsmallandeverymovementcountsB.TheyoftentakemuchlongertimetoachieveC.FocusonimmediatepayoffslikeimprovedmoodandenergyD.Inshort,anymovementhelpstoclearfatandsugaroutofbloodE.Remember,whenyouhavemoreenergy,you’reahappierpersonF.KeeptryinguntilyoufindaworkoutroutinethatmakesyouhappyG.Nomatterhowmodestthosegoalsare,theycreatethisfeelinglikeIcandomoreEcardsarebecomingapopularwaytosendgreetingstoothers,onmajorholidays,birthdays,andjustwheneverthemoodstrikes.Atrendoccurringinthe2000swastosendcardsthroughemailthatfeaturedanimationonthecardandalsohadmusic.____11____Butnowthere’smuchmorerangetochoosefrom.

Earlymusicalecardstendedtofeaturesongsthatusuallyweren’tthatrecognizable.____12____Peoplecanfindsitesthatoffercardsfeaturingpopularmodernsongsortheymaypickfromstyleslikecountyandwestern,rhythmandblues,rock,andmanyothers.

Therearesomeveryspecialmusicalecardsthatfeaturedifferentkindsofmusicthatisn’tparticularlywell-known.____13____Alternately,peoplechoosingcardscouldsendothertunesfromacrosstheworldthatareinspiredbyregionalmusictraditions.Somemusicalecardsdocostasmallamountofmoneytosend.____14____Forinstance,afewcompaniesofferorchestralmusicfromfamousorchestrasanddonatemoneyofcardsalestocharitiesbenefitinglocalmusicprogramsforkids.Othersitessimplyprofitfromsellingecards,andtherearemanysitesthatofferfreemusicalecards.____15____Sincetheearly2000s,ecardshaveoccasionallybeenusedtocollectpersonalinformationorspreadviruses.Peoplereceivinganecardshouldtypeinthecompanywebsiteinsteadofclickingonlinks,whichmighttaketheusertoafakewebsiteinstead.Besides,makecertainnottogiveoutpersonalinformationlikeaddressorphonenumberwhenreceivingacard.A.Youdon’thavetospendafortunetosendanecard.B.Therearesomecautionsregardingusingecardsites.C.Today’schoicesofaccompanyingmusicarevaried.D.Ecardshavebecomeverypopularoverthepastfewyears.E.Suchmusicincludedthingsliketraditionalbirthdaysongs.F.Forexample,amusicalecardcouldhavesamplesofNativeAmericanmusic.G.Dependinguponthecompanycreatingthecard,themoneymightbedonated.PracticeGoodStudyHabitsTestyourself.Avitalpartofstudyingisrepetition.Testyourselfondifficultmaterialsduringeachstudysession.____16____Usethesetotestyourknowledge.Ifyouhaveamathexam,dopracticetestsinyourmathbook.Ifyourteacherorprofessorprovidespracticeexams,takeasmanyaspossible.Startwiththehardestsubjects.____17____Startwiththisworkfirst.Aftercompletinghardermaterials,studyingeasiersubjectswillfeellessstressful.____18____Studygroupscanbeagreatwaytotakeadvantageofyourstudyingexperience.However,keepinmindthatyouneedtousestudygroupseffectivelyinordertohavethebesteffect.Seekouthelpbravely.____19____Ifyouarecontinuallystrugglingwithaparticularsubjectdespitestudyinghard,seekouthelpfromanotherstudent,atutor,ateacher,oraparent.Ifyou’reacollegestudent,theremightbefreetutoringcentersoncampuswithaparticularsubjectlikewriting,language,ormath.Takebreaksandgiveyourselfrewards.Asstudyisseenasalongprocess,allowingyourselfbreaksandrewardscanmotivateyoutostudyharder.Takebreakseveryhourtostretchyourlegs,watchtelevisionordosomelightreading.Providerewardsattheendofstudytomotivateyou.____20____A.Createagoodstudyspace.B.Usestudygroupseffectively.C.Thereisnoshameinaskingforhelpifyouneedit.D.Themostdifficultsubjectsrequirethemostmentalenergy.E.You’refocusedondoingwellonthisassignmentforyourself.F.Makeflashcardswithvocabularywords,datesandotherfacts.G.Forexample,treatyourselfbyorderingtakeoutafterstudyingthreedays.Consumerswhowanttohelptheenvironmentcandosomosteffectivelybyreducingconsumption.Wrappingpaperalternativescanreducetheneedforvariousresourcestobeconsumed.____21____Nomatterwhatthegiftis,thereisawrappingpaperalternativetomakethegift-givingexperienceevenmorespecial.Oneextremelylow-costwrappingpaperalternativeistousetheSundaycomics.Thesearebright,colorful,andfun,andwillprobablybepassedaroundandreadasthereceiveropensthegift.Childrenandadultsalikewillappreciatethisattractivewrappingpaperalternative.Clearcellophane(玻璃纸)canalsobeusedoverthecomicsnewspaper.____22____Re-usedgiftwrap,ifnotdamaged,isanotherfreewrappingpaperalternative.Tornedgescanbecutoffandhigh-qualityribbonwilllastthroughmanyuses.Newsprintrollendsareoftengivenawaybynewspaperofficesandcanbedecoratedwithmarkers,paints,rubberstamps,orstickers.____23____Withtheirpermission,youcanusetheirartworkasawrappingpaperalternative.Anywrappingpaperalternativecanbemadeuniquebyaddingdecorationsthatarereadilyavailable.____24____Flowers,orstemsofafragrantplantaddaspecialtouchtothewrappedgift.____25____Forpeoplewithalackoftimeorcreativity,therearealsocommercialandavailablealternativestogiftwrapsuchaswrappingpaperwithrecycledcontentorenvironment-friendlywrappingpaper.Athoughtfulconsumercanwrapgiftsinavarietyofattractivewayswithoutharmingtheenvironment.A.Thiswillcreateasmooth,shinylook.B.Childrenoftenliketoseetheirartworkdisplayed.C.Oldcalendarscanbeusedasawrappingpaperalternative.D.Theycanalsoofferacreativeanduniquepresentationforgifts.E.Thegiftbagwilllikelybepassedontowrapagiftforsomeoneelse.F.Shapes,photos,orwordscutfrommagazinescanpersonalizethegift.G.Therearemanyotherideasforcreatingauniquewrappingpaperalternative.Humorisimportantforbothkidsandadults.Theabilitytoseethehumorinanupsettingsituationisavaluableskill.So,whatshouldparentsdotodeveloptheirkids’senseofhumor?___26___Startthelaughterearly.Thebigsmilesthatcomeafterparentsplayjokeswithbabiesarehelpingthechildrengrowandlearn.Teachkidstheimportanceofconnections.That’sbecausebeingabletounderstandthefunnypartsofjokesactuallyrequireschildrentomakeconnections.___27___Helpthemseethefunnyinadifficultsituation.___28___Butit’sausefulskill.Wearefacedwithchangesonadailybasis.Whenyoucanlaughaboutunexpectedchallenges,youknowyoucanfacethosechallengesandevenfindsolutions.Arechildrenstressedwhilestudying?Helpthemmakeupajokeorfunnypoemtorememberthematerial.Keeptheirscreentimetoaminimum(最低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unitygroupsinyourareathatyouwanttovolunteerwith.____64____Contactyourgovernmenttoprioritize(优先考虑)theissue.Yourlocalandstatepoliticianshavethepowertomakechangesonalegalleveltohelpfightagainstclimatechange.Contacttheirofficesoverthephoneorbymail,andaskthemwhatsolutionsthey’repreparing.____65____,urgethemtolookintoplansandsolutionssotheyknowit’simportanttoyou.A.YoucansetagoodexampleB.SetupanorganizationonsocialmediaC.Iftheydon’thaveanymeasuresinplaceD.Butyouaren’taloneinsupportingthecauseE.SendthemamessagetoaskhowyoucanbeincludedF.IfyouwanttoinfluenceotherpeopleabouthowseriousclimatechangeisG.FollowsomelocalorganizersonlineandlookforeventsplannedinyourareaWhyYouShouldStopComplainingWhenlivingoutourdailylives,it’softeneasytoblametheworldforourproblems.____66____Butthebiggestdifferenceissimplyourreactionstothem.Herearethreereasonswhyyoushouldchangeyourreactiontoasituationandstopcomplaining.Theworldowesyounothing.Theworldreallydoeshavenothingtodowithyouoranyoneelse.Theplanetwillcontinuetoexistwithoutyouonit.____67____However,itreallyisn’tthecaseoncewe’reanadult.Theworlddoesn’tprovideuswiththesameblanketofcomfortasourcarersoncedid,whichonlymeansonething:It’suptoustoprovidethatblanketforourselvesandnooneelse.____68____Ifyoulookbackatyourownlife,you’llbegintorealizethateverythingyouhaveeverdonewasallaresultofthedecisionsyou’vemadesuretheremayhavebeenpeoplearoundyouwhohaveconvincedyoutodosomething.Butitallultimatelydependsonyourdecisions.____69____Yourlifeisjustlikeablankcanvas,andyouarethepainter.Starttothinkaboutwhatyourhopesanddreamsmightbeandremindyourselfdailythatit’salluptoyoutomakethingshappen.Youcan’tbealeaderifyoubehavelikeavictim.It’sreallyeasytoputblameonthingsthatareexternaltoyou.____70____Sowhatcanyouchange?Beingaleaderinyourlifetakescourageandrequiresthewillingnesstofaceyourfears,experiencefailure,andtakecompletepersonalresponsibilityofeverythingthathappenstoyou.A.Whatareyouworryingabout?B.Sowho’sreallytoblame?C.Youareinchargeofyourownlife.D.Youarehelpedbypeoplearoundyou.E.Wewerenurturedandlookedafteraskids.F.It’struethattherearethingsintheworldwecan’tcontrol.G.Asitavoidspersonalresponsibilityandallowsyoutorefusethepossibilitythatyoumayhavethingsthatcanbechanged.Foodsafetyisaprobleminallplacesaroundtheworldandpeopleindifferentareasoftheworldpreparefoodsindifferentways.TheWHOreleased(发布)fivesimplerulesforpreparingfoodinasafeway.Theycalltheserulesthe“FiveKeystoSaferFood”.Key1:Keepclean___71___.Peopleshouldwashtheirhandsoften—beforetouchingfoodandwhiletheyarepreparingfood.Peopleshouldwashallsurfacesandequipmentusedforpreparingfood.Key2:Separateraw(生的)andcookedRawfoodsshouldnottouchpreparedfoods.___72___.Key3:___73___Peopleshouldcookeggsandmeatespeciallycarefully.Thesefoodsmaycarrymoremicro-organisms(微生物)thanotherfoods.Foodlikesoupmustbeboiledforatleastaminutetomakeitbecookedcompletely.Itisalsoimportantthatpeoplere-heatcookedfoodcompletely.Key4:KeepfoodatsafetemperaturesWhenpeoplearefinishedwitheating,theyshouldkeeptheleftfoodinarefrigeratorbelow5ºCandshouldn’tstoreitfortoolong.Atroomtemperature,about20ºC,theamountofmicro-organismscanincreaseveryquickly.Buttemperaturesabove60ºCorbelow5ºCcontrolthegrowthofmicro-organisms.___74___.Key5:Usesafewaterandrawmaterials___75___.Damagedoroldfoodmaydevelopharmfulchemicalsasitgetsolder.A.EathealthilyB.CookcompletelyC.TheycanlivewherewemakefoodD.ThiskeytellsabouttheimportanceofwashingE.PeopleshouldusesafewaterandchoosefreshfoodsF.TheycannotgrowasquicklyinaveryhotorverycoldenvironmentG.PeopleshoulduseseparateequipmentandtoolsfortouchingandpreparingrawfoodsInourhomeitwasnaturaltofearourfather.Evenourmotherwasafraidofhim.Aschildren,mysisterandIthoughteveryfamilywaslikethat.

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Wediscoveredwecoulddrawpictureswithchalkonourwoodenfrontdoor.Wecouldhavelotsoffun,sowestarteddrawingandmakinglotsofprettypicturesalloverit.Wehadagreattime.Wedecidedtofinishourpictures,knowingMomwouldloveit.____77____Wedidnotunderstandwhy,butweknewallaboutanger,andwewereinbigtrouble.Offwerantofin

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