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备战2022高考英语晨听晚训系列(六)学生版
(含听力+语法填空+词汇长难句)
Passage one
Part A:泛听并回答以下问题
1:Who does the article say knows that going to bed early is good for us?
A: everyone B: doctors C: sleep therapists
2:When is the healthiest sleeping time?
A: 8pm B: lunchtime C: between 10pm and 11pm
3:How many volunteers were part of the research?
A: 88,000 B: 80,000 C: 18,000
4:What did the volunteers have to wear?
A: high-tech pajamas B: an eye mask C: a special watch
5:How many volunteers developed heart disease?
A: around 3,000 B: exactly 3,000 C: fewer than 3,000
6:Who is David Plans?
A: a bed maker B: a sleep expert C: an author
7:What kind of consequences could a disrupted body clock have?
A: serious consequences B: negative consequences
C: mild consequences
Part B:精听并且填写缺少的单词(每空不多于3个单词)
Everyone knows that going to bed (1) ______________ for our health. Scientists say they have found the (2) _____ ___ go to bed. Researchers from the U.K. Biobank say a bedtime of between 10pm and 11pm is best. They say people who sleep between these times have a lower (3) __________ disease. Six years ago, the researchers collected data on the sleep patterns of 80,000 volunteers. The volunteers (4) _________ a special watch for seven days so the researchers could collect data on their (5) _____________ times. The scientists then monitored the health of the volunteers. Around 3,000 volunteers (6) _____________. They went to bed earlier or later than the "healthy" 10pm to 11pm timeframe.
One of the authors of the study, Dr David Plans, commented on his research and (7) ____________ sleeping times on the health of our heart. He said: "While (8) __________ causation from our study, the results suggest that early or late bedtimes may be more (9) __________ the body clock, with [negative] consequences for cardiovascular health." He said it was important for our body to wake up to (10) ____________. He sai