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25.What did Opuda want the blanket receivers to know about their mother?28.What was the main purpose of the study for old adults?A.She was a well-trained crafter.A.To explore the risks of poor sleep.B.She suffered a lot from cancer.B.To encourage seniors to sleep earlier.C.She hoped to keep the family tradition.C.To introduce a new wearable sleep monitor.D.She had a great affection for them.D.To find a more ideal sleep temperature.26.What does Simonic intend to tell us?29.What does the underlined word "turbulent"in Paragraph 2 probably mean?A.A small act of kindness can mean a lot.A.Nervous.B.Energetic.B.Actions speak louder than words.C.Uneasy.D.ComfortableC.A patient's work should be respected.30.What did the study find?D.Love begins with a little smile.27.What might be a suitable title for the text?A.People sleep longer in a cooler environment.A.Loose Ends to Help Finish Undone HandicraftsB.Poor sleep tends to affect females'health more.B.Artworks to Make up for Family RegretsC.Sleep environment causes the drop in body temperature.C.Finishers to Help Restore Family TreasuresD.Seniors enjoy a sound sleep in a room at most 25C.D.Remains to Convey Love to the Beloved31.What does the last paragraph mainly talk about?CA.The methods used in the studyA recent study found that temperature can be an important factor in getting a good night'sB.The lirmitations of the study.sleep.Researchers tracked 50 participants aged 65 and older for 18 months.The participantsC.-The waluable data of the study.were given wearable sleep monitors and environmental sensors to determine sleep duration,D.The further study for researchers.efficiency and restlessness.DGiven the results of the study,researchers don't recommend keeping your beuroom'warmerTheoretically some trees could live forever,according to a recent essay that reviews growingthan 25C.The team found a 5-10 percent drop in sleep efficiency as the nigh'time temperatureevidence on long-lived trees.increased to 30C,with participants being the most turbulent at this level.Sleep efficiency alsoAcross the board,trees do not die so much as they are killed,write the authors of thereduced when temperatures dropped below 20C,though not as dramatically.So what is thereview essay.Their killers are outer factors rather than old age alone.That is,there is noideal range?Researchers suggest the thermostat(恒温器)be set to between20℃and25℃.evidence that harmful genetic mutations（基因突变)occur over time or that trees lose their"Sleep tends to come easier and is often deeper and more restful in a cooler environment,"ability to continue to grow.lead researcher Amir Baniassadi wrote in a blog post."This isn't unexpected;it's rooted in our"Trees might live forever,but this does not happen,"says co-author Franco Biondi."Treebiology.Our body temperature naturally drops at night,which helps to maintain sleep.Whenour sleep environment is too warm,it can interfere with this temperature drop,disturbing ourkillers include environmental risks such as droughts,wildfires,terible weather and humansleep."behaviors such as woodcutting and fires set to clear forests for hunting or grassland."According to the study,poor sleep can lead to health issues for older adults.These includeTree longevity (interests researchers in part because trees and other plants removean inability to think clearly,mood swings,and higher levels of stress.Other problems includecarbon from the atmosphere,and older trees are thought to store more carbon than younger ones.an increased chance of getting diabetes and cardiovascular diseases.The rings of old trees can also serve as an invaluable record of climate history,with wider ringsThe study collected data from nearly 11,000 nights of sleep for a year and a half.But theindicating better years.data only came from 50 seniors,mostly white and female,and all living in the same Boston-areaDavid Stahle,a geographer and tree longevity researcher at the University of Arkansas,senior living community.This suggested that more studies with more diverse age groups andtakes issue with the belief that trees can possibly live forever."The likelihood,all things beinglocations may be helpful for more persuasive conclusions.equal,that trees can live forever seems unlikely to me,"he says.英语·第5页（共10页）■口英语·第6页（共10页）

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