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A research presented to the AAAS meeting in San Diego suggests that much of
A research presented to the AAAS meeting in San Diego suggests that much of
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2023-08-26
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A research presented to the AAAS meeting in San Diego suggests that much of the world prefers to take a siesta(午睡). It has already been established that those who take a siesta are less【C1】______to die of heart disease. Now, Matthew Walker and his colleagues at the University of California, Berkeley, have found that they probably have better memory, too.
The role of sleep in【C2】______ memories that have already been created has been understood for some time. Dr. Walker has been trying to【C3】______this understanding by looking at sleep’s role in preparing the brain for the formation of memories in the first place. He was particularly【C4】______in a type of memory called episodic(不连贯的)memory, which relates to specific events, places and times. This contrasts with procedural memory, of the skills required to【C5】______some sort of mechanical task, such as driving. The theory he and his team wanted to test was that the ability to form new episodic memories【C6】______with accrued wakefulness, and that sleep thus restores the brain’s capacity for efficient learning.
They asked a group of 39 people to【C7】______in two learning sessions, one at noon and one at 6 p. m. On each occasion the participants tried to memorize and【C8】______100 combinations of pictures and names. After the first session they were assigned randomly to either a control group, which remained awake, or a nap group, which had 100 minutes of【C9】______sleep.
Those who remained awake throughout the day became worse at learning. Those who napped, by contrast,【C10】______improved their capacity to learn, doing better in the evening than they had at noon. These findings suggest that sleep is clearing the brain’s short-term memory and making way for new information.
A)consolidating F)perform K)actually
B)likely G)extend L)recall
C)participate H)interfered M)monitored
D)interested I)deteriorates N)subsequently
E)degrades J)excited O)suggest [br] 【C10】
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答案
K
解析
副词辨析题。根据句意,与那些一直保持清醒的“受控制组”相比,那些小睡的人提高了学习能力,这是实验证实的结果,K)actually“实际上,事实上”符合句子逻辑关系。
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