Are you feeling tired in class every day? Are you feeling that you lose attention in class? Are you feeling “brain(大脑)-dead” sometimes?
Well, if you answer“yes”to these questions, you are not sleeping enough. But you are not alone. Many people thought the world haven’t got enough sleep, especially students. Getting enough sleep is good for your health, so try the following ways.
Use your time wisely(明智地)
You should make plans of things you want to get done. Never wait till the last moment to study for an exam or finish a task because you are only hurting your body in the long run.
Sleep like a baby
Remember when you were a child and your parents asked you to take naps(小睡)?Taking naps is important to you if you lose sleep during the night.
Sleep more, suffer(遭受)less
You shouldn’t make yourself suffer any longer. So tonight, clear your mind and try to get a few more hours of sleep than you did the nights before! So how much sleep do you need? Researchers have done an experiment. They put people in an environment without clocks or windows and ask them to sleep any time they feel. 95 percent sleep between seven and eight hours out of every 24.
1.If you are feeling tired, maybe ______.
A. you are sleeping too much
B. you aren’t sleeping enough
C. you are sleeping enough
2.What should we do if we have lots of things to do?
A. Work hard at them.
B. Make plans of things we want to get done first.
C. Never do till the last moment.
3.What’s the meaning of “sleep like a baby” in the passage?
A. Sleeping all day.
B. Taking naps during the night.
C. Taking naps when losing sleep during the night.
4.How much advice does the writer give us in the passage?
A. Three pieces. B. Two pieces. C. Many pieces.
5.What does the writer tell us in the passage?
A. Every person should take a nap.
B. Every person should get enough sleep for health.
C. Every person should sleep without clocks or windows.
(A)
1.Linda’s father doesn’t ______ at home.
A. do the washing B. take out the trash
C. sweep the floor D. fold the clothes
2.How does Celina go to school?
A. By bike. B. By bus.
C. By car. D. By subway.
3.The underlined phrase “hangs up” means “______” in Chinese.
A. 闲逛 B. 晾晒 C. 熨烫 D. 清洗
4.Whose father does most of the housework?
A. Linda’s. B. Celina’s. C. Paul’s. D. Bill’s.
5.Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?
A. Linda is one year older than Celina but one year younger than Bill.
B. Celina’s father needs to learn how to do housework.
C. Paul’s mother is angry with his father because he never helps her with housework.
D. Bill’s grandmother helps Bill with his schoolwork.
Some students get along well with their teachers, but some can’t. They have ______ with their teachers. They may say that their teachers are too______. If they make mistakes, their teachers will become very angry. In fact, it’s important to remember that_______ mistakes is part of learning. By pointing out your_______and helping you make them right, the teacher is ____ you. In fact, getting along with your teachers makes it easier to understand lessons and to do______ in tests. When you have this kind of relationship with a teacher, he or she can be someone you can______ when you have problems. Getting along with a teacher is similar to having a “business relationship”. It’s nearly the______ as the business relationships that your parents have with the people they______ with. They’re different from your family relationships and friendships, which are built on love. In a business relationship, you don’t______ to be good friends or like each other a lot. You simply need to respect(尊重)one another and be nice.
1.A. competitions B. problems C. fights D. parties
2.A. kind B. sad C. glad D. strict
3.A. making B. feeling C. keeping D. collecting
4.A. ideas B. troubles C. ways D. mistakes
5.A. giving B. teaching C. inviting D. fooling
6.A. good B. nice C. fine D. well
7.A. talk to B. compare to C. argue with D. explain to
8.A. different B. same C. easy D. hard
9.A. live B. care C. sit D. work
10.A. want B. like C. need D. Worry
She didn’t answer me, ______, she asked me another question.
A. either B. instead of C. yet D. Instead
—_______ you get Anna some flowers?
— Good idea. She likes flowers a lot.
A. Why don’t B. Why not
C. Why do D. Why did
_______my cousin is very young, _______she
can help with the housework.
A. Once;/ B. Though;but
C. Although;/ D. Although;but