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黑龙江省大庆市东风中学2017-2018学年高一上学期英语期中考试试卷

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    Next time you sit down to watch a sad film, put the snacks away. Research shows that we eat up to 55 percent more when (watch) a sad movies than a happy one. It is thought that we eat (make ) us feel better.

    With popcorn (爆米花) and ice cream chosen as (they) favorite foods by filmgoers , the situation suggests bad news for people. Researchers  (offer) a group of office worker types of snacks while they watched the sad Love Story and Sweet Home Alabama, a (cheer), funny film. Researchers said, “After the movies were over and tears were wiped away, those had watched Love Story had eaten 36 percent more snacks.”

    Medical researchers recommend that those not hoping to gain (weigh) put snacks out of reach. “Keep snacks out of arm's reach. You'd better leave them in the kitchen only bring to the sofa what you expect to eat. Maybe you can change popcorn and sweets to pieces fruit and vegetables. It's  (real) easier to become slim by design than by determination.”

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