Do you like to drink Coffee? Tea? Soda such as Coke or Pepsi?
Energy drinks?
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All the drinks in the list have caffein. Do you know any other
drinks with caffeine?
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When and why do people like drinks with caffein?
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Before Fast Reading
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Before fast reading
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Before Fast Reading Mentally Sharper: able to think and
understand more quickly Concentrate: think carefully Early human
beings: the first people who lived Works of art : the things that
artists make Seafood
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Fast Reading
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Fast reading What is the main idea of the reading passage?
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Amount: how much of something there is or how much is needed
They spend equal amounts of time in California and New York.
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Increase : a change in something making it larger in number or
amount /a rise in amount. Recent tax increases have affected the
poor more than the rich.
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Affect: influence or cause some change in a person or a thing
It's a disease which affects mainly older people.
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Create: make or produce something new Charles Schulz created
the characters 'Snoopy' and 'Charlie Brown'.
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Supply: give what is needed or wanted, especially give it
regularly over time Students are supplied with a list of books that
they are expected to read.
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Realize: know or understand something you did not know before
They didn't realize the danger they were in.
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Contain: have something inside, or have something as a part Try
to avoid foods which contain a lot of fat.
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According to: as said or described by someone According to our
records, you owe us $130.
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No matter: It is not a problem A."I haven't got that form with
me." B. "No matter - here's another.
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feed: to give food to a person, group or animal feed: to give
food to a person, group or animal I usually feed the neighbour's
cat while she's away.
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Luckily: because of good luck, fortunately Luckily, the museum
was not damaged by the earthquake.
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Mean: to have a particular result or involve something Don't
let him see you. It will only mean trouble.
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or so: approximately They raised two hundred pounds or so for
charity.
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Immediately: very soon before or after something He retired
immediately after the end of the war.
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Your brain is small but uses a lot of energy
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true
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The foods you eat affect the way your brain works
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TRUE
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When a food causes changes in your brain, you can always feel
it.
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FALSEFALSE
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Maybe eating fish helped make the human brain bigger
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true
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All kinds of fat are bad for you
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falsefalse
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Childrens brains grow and change, but adult brains dont.
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falsefalse
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Scanning
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The foods you eat give your body.
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ENERGY
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The brain makes up only..percent of your bodys total
weight.
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2-32-3
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The brain uses.percent of the energy from your food.
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20-3020-30
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The ..in coffee makes people feel more awake.
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CAFFEINECAFFEINE
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Scientists have found that: A. Eating breakfast . B. ...are
good for older brains. C. Eating large amount of animal fat D.
really is brain food A. Eating breakfast . B. ...are good for older
brains. C. Eating large amount of animal fat D. really is brain
food
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A. makes students do better on tests B. Spinach, berries, and
other colorful fruits and vegetables. C. makes learning more
difficult D. fish
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Early human brains grew from about.to about.
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One pound,three pounds
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some scientists say the human brain grew because of the.in
seafood.
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Omega-3 fat
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With bigger, stronger brains, human beings were able to
build..,invent., and create ..