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A.Find what works for you and stick to it.B.You may have experienced sleepless nights.Further,researchers have found that the female brainC.Getting professional help is usually a great idea阅is more at risk from disordered eating in the face of stressD.Whether people can wake up early is an interesting question.or strong emotions than the male brain.A study showed阅E.Maybe you wake up on your own without the need of externalhelp.读that stressed female mice ate the same amount of their daily读F.Thus,it is possible to wake up early by resetting your sleepfood intake in just 15 minutes.Male mice were not affectedschedule.when in the same conditions.理Professor Selena Bartlett from Queensland University填G.Why some people cannot get up in the morning is determined bysome factors.解of Technology has uncovered that junk food damages theGetting quality sleep is important when it comes to successfullybrain's impulse (control.The great news is that Prof空waking up early or at least on time.To sleep better and fall asleepBartlett said the adult brain is "plastic"-which means itmore easily,you can listen to soft music.You can also create acould be changed with "practice and effort".She hasrelaxing and calming night time routine(常规)，which can includedeveloped a soon-to-be-released app called Trace It,whichthings like a hot shower,reading or other activities you findcalms the brain's impulse control to relieve stress.enjoyable and relaxing.19 A Joyful wake-ups might be justaround the corner.Find what works for you and stick to itB.You may have experienced sleepless nights.D 12.How do sugary and fatty foods affect our health?C.Getting professional help is usually a great idea.阅D.Whether people can wake upearly is an interesting question.A.By making us lose our appetite.E.Maybe you wake up on your own without the need of externalB.By making us feel full all the time.读读help.C.By helping us get rid of bad eating habits.F.Thus,it is possible to wake up early by resetting your sleepD.By preventing our brain responding timelyschedule.理D 13.What does paragraph 4 mainly talk about?填G.Why some people cannot get up in the morning is determined bysome factors.A.Why junk food can make us feel good.解B.How junk food is similar to addictive drugs.空If you have tried to wake up early for threeC.How teen brains are changed by unhealthy food.months and seem not to be able to,then youD.Why teenagers find it challenging to avoid junkshould seek the guidance of your healthcarefood.provider.20 CLast year I asked my grandma Nan if she had any 21C 14.What can we learn from paragraph 5?She said immediately,"I always wish I'd gone to Paris."A.Women are not good at managing stress.完It was as if the 22 that she'd not gone there withB.Women are main consumers of junk food.Granddad meant she would _23go.That was whatC.Women tend to eat more when feeling形made me decide I would take her to the French capital.I24 her I'd take her to Paris at Christmas.stressed.D.Women don't take disordered eating seriously.填A 15.What does Professor Selena Bartlett aim to do?空C 21.A.hobbies B.secrets C.regretsD.fearsA.Train our brain to beat eating disorders.D 22.A.dreamB.planC.lessonD.factB.Help people recover from brain injury.B 23.A.everB.neverC.justD.neitherC.Continue her study on healthy eating.C24.A.remindedB.warnedD.Teach people how to relieve stress.C.promisedD.informedFind what works for you and stick to it.ess nights.At 72,Nan was about to 25 England and fly for the阅地pcah。a5first time.Besides ordinary 26 about something going完wrong,I was concerned about just we two travellingG.Why some people cannot get up in the morning is determined by some factorstogether.Nan and I were 27,but although we often读形talked freely,our 28 were not always fun.填Do you wake up as soon as the alarm rings?Or doyou hit the snooze (button several times and填空struggle to get up?16 E However,in fact,astudy conducted by Emory University School of空A 25.A.leaveB.serveC.visit D.discoverB 26.A.opinions B.worriesC.questions D.caresD 27.A.freeB.similar C.traditional D.closeMedicine suggests that for some,waking up is soC 28.A.storiesB.adventureschallenging that it is the hardest thing they do allC.conversationsD.charactersday.After arriving in Paris,we went to exit the airport andmay have expeencedmet two towering escalators(自动扶梯)and a central staircase..阅E.Maybeyou wakestior“Come on,.Nan,”I said,.29 the upward escalator..“We'llbe完fine,"she said,starting for the staircase.G.Why some people cannot get up in the morning is determined by some factors.Although it was her 30,I felt worried that Nan had to读17 G Biological,genetic and environmental factors play形make that mountainous climb.The twin escalators provided填a big role.Each person is born with their own circadiantwo streams of 31 who were curiously looking at us,makingrhythm(昼夜节律)，which determines whether you are填me32.空more in your element in the morning hours or at night time空A 29.A.heading forB.searching forAt the same time,habits can play a part in it too.18 FC.paying forD.waiting forCreating changes to your habits and lifestyle such asD 30.A.jokeB.businessC.mistake D.choicewinding down for a couple of hours before bedtime andA 31.A.passengersB.studentsC.guides D.customerslimiting screen time at the end of the day can help you32.A.frightenedB.satisfiedachieve this goal.C.embarrassedD.touched3