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now that wemy be even betteramedha they are?urely o Has the species progaedthexerofaltigrsithobe inherited as insinPerhaps.But Ithink the explanation may be siplerd,ina way,more interestingI suspect that a tiger's fear of humans lies i the way he actually observes us visually.Imagine a tiger seterstigr than1 meter tall but he may be upto 3 meters long from head to tail.So when a tiger sees the man face on,it might not beunreasonable for him to assume hat the man s6meters long If he meta deer of this size,hemight attack the animal by leaping on its back,but when he looks behind theman,heanseaback.From the fromt themn ishuge,but lookedato the side he alldisappears.Thisustbe very disturbing.A hunter has to be confident that itcan kill its prey,andnoone iscofdentwhen they are disconcerted.The opposite is true of a squatting human.A squatting human is half the sizeand presenttwice the spread of back,and appears like a medium-sized deer.Many incidents of atiacksnpeople involve villagers bending over to cut grass.The fact that humans stand upright mayousdistinguish them from other.species,but alsohelp.them to survive in an unpredictableenvironment.28.As for some people's opinion on tiger attacks,the author isA.objectiveB.tinconcernedC.supportive D.disapproving29.Why does the author raise three questions in Paragraph 3?…:0，!A.To present assumptions.B.To evaluate arguments.C.To question findings.D.To confirm opinions.:30.What does the underlined word"disconcerted"in Paragraph 4probably mean?02A.Confused.B.Annoyed.C.Depressed.D.Surprised.31.What can we learn from the last two paragraphs?A.It is the genes that cause the tiger's fear of humans.公：小塔强水的共“家美B.It is hard for a tiger to make out the shape of humans.C.Tigers sense the danger the moment they spot humans.5T酒药亲D.Tigers are less confident when facing squatting humans.h8Lii话0重ea533、02gD金e50面Do you have frightening dreams while sleeping?According to an email interview by clinicalpsychologist and sleep expert Dr.Michael Breus,roughly5 percent of the general population hasat least one bad dream per week.Nightmares typically happen during REM sleep,during themiddle and later parts of the night.There is no exact explanation for nightmares,but Breus says it's possible that they help thebrain practise,prepare for and even antieipate difficult or dangerous experiences in waking life.Ofcouse,it's possible that nightrares,like dreams in general don't havea primary functionthatthey're aby-product of other activities in the body.But most sleep scientists think that dreamsandnightmares exist for some purposes.One study found the most common nightmare was falling,followed by dreams of beingchased,feeling lost,and feeling trapped.Then why do nightmares happen?"Certain circumstances and characteristics make some people more likely to have nightmaresthan others,"says sleep medicine specialist Dr.Barry Krakow.He thinks people who've beent女aumatized(使受精神创伤)are certainly at a higher risk of nightmares..Examples are offered ofthose who have suffered criminal attacks,or who have been in life-threatening accidents.Peoplewith some degree of sensitivity in their biological make-up are also more likely to have bad第5页共10页

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