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Word Count 213 After so many studies have been carried out, the interest in knowing more about what's going on in our brains never dies down, What interests scientists more is the animals' brains. Take birds' brains for example. Birds are in fact smarter than we thought. A story goes like this: A smart crow collects rocks and throws them into the bottle, and in the end he gets the water. Now, it is not just a story. Studies show that crows are great toolmakers and they are able to choose the tool that is of best use. As for parrots , the idea that they just pick up the sound without understanding the meaning is not true. Their language ability is surprising. Here comes a famous example. Alex was the gray parrot, whose owner was a scientist at Harvard University. He was trained to understand over 100 English words, with which he was able to make simple sentences. On the night he died, the last words he gave to his owner were "YOU BE GOOD SEE YOU TOMORROW I LOVE YOU.” No birds or other animals are going to take man's place as the smartest being on the planet. However, we might not be 100% correct in the understanding of brains - The bigger, the smarter. brain 6 scientist ** crow parrot , ability ) 38 Which is NOT said about crows in the reading? (A) They know where to find the most food. B. They are great at making tools. 10) They can use tools to get water. D. They are able to tell which tool is the most useful. 39. What do we know about Alex the gray parrot from the reading? (A) He lives at Harvard University with his owner. (B) He knew more English words than his owner. (C) He was able to show his feelings to his owner by words. (D) He could make more than 100 simple sentences. 40. What can we learn from the reading? YA) Having answered all the questions about man's brain, scientists have more interest in other animals'. YB It was commonly believed that animals with larger brains were smarter than those with smaller ones. © With long-time training, birds may become smarter than all the other animals except Ba man. (D) Knowledge about how smart birds can be may make more people want to keep one as a pet.

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When we eat colorful fruits and vegetables, the coloring chemicals protect us, too. Typitally an intensely colored plant has 19 of these protective chemicals than a paler one does. Research on how chemicals in blueberries affect brain function even suggests that these chemicals may help our own brains work more 20 In other words, eating richly colored fruits and vegetables makes us both healthier and smarter. (16 . 16. (A) almost (B) rarely (C) however (D) relatively (17. (A) capable of (B) different from (C) inferior to (D) responsible for the 18. (A) which (C) what (D) such $267. (C) most 19, (A) more (D) least di diligently (C) efficiently (B) that (B) less annarfinin11