A Critical B Suspicious C Positive D Negative

A High interest rates. B More share of global market capitalization. C Few big IPOs. D Large foreign exchange reserves of Sterling.

A They refuse to accept recent innovations. B They feel not satisfied with their industrialization. C They are over - worried about economic uncertainties. D They like to mourn the decline of their county.

A Asymmetric sleep pattern. B Brainwave activity. C Left and right hemispheres. D Non - rapid eye movement.

A To explore how people tap their fingers when hearing sounds. B To study how asymmetric sleep pattern generates in unfamiliar environments. C To explore whether the asymmetric sleep patterns have the same self - protective function. D To discover what characteristics made subjects more reactive to external stimuli.

A Asymmetric and non - asymmetric sleep patterns show the same reaction to the sounds. B The left hemisphere responds more to external stimuli due to FNE. C Asymmetric sleep pattern is more perceptive to external stimuli. D Unihemispheric slow wave sleep can help stay alert to potential threats.

A FNE shows that humans and animals have the same self - protection mechanisms when asleep. B The different external connections of the two hemispheres may cause one of them staying alert. C The reason why FNE causes alertness in the left hemisphere instead of the right hemisphere is not clear. D Physiological and environmental factors are probably the reasons to spur different alertness of the brain while asleep.

A The left brain was relatively more active than the right brain on the first night, and the difference disappeared on the second night. B During the two nights of sleeping in the new environment the subjects did not respond differently. C Asymmetric sleep in a new environment was a protective mechanism in humans. D Brainwave activity in the left brain was more intensive during the two nights of sleep.

A C06 B C01 C C04 D C03

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