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高一上册译林版英语必修第一册课时作业Unit4SectionⅡGrammarandusage&Integratedskills+Word版含答案.docx


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课时作业(十一) Unit4 SectionⅡ Grammarandusage&Integratedskills
Ⅰ.阅读理解
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What'syouropiniononspicyfood? Somepeoplecannothandleeventhesmallestamountofthechili(辣椒)intheirdinnerwhileotherscan'tgetenoughofit.
Scientistshavelongbeenpuzzledbywhysomepeoplelovechilieswhileothersloathethem.Plentyofresearchhasbeendoneonthesubject, datingasfarbackasthe1970s.Previousresultsshowedthataloveofchiliesisrelatedtochildhoodexperiences, andculturalinfluencesaffectourtastebuds, too.Butthelateststudyhasfoundthataperson'sloveofspicyfoodmaybelinkedtohisorherpersonalitymorethananythingelse, CBCNewsreported.
“Wehavealwaysassumedthatlikingdrivesintake—weeatwhatwelikeandwelikewhatweeat.Butnoonehasactuallydirectlybotheredtoconnectthesepersonalitytraits(特点)withtheintakeofchilipeppers,”saidProfessorJohnHayesfromPennsylvaniaStateUniversity, wholedthestudy.
Butbeforeyoulookatthestudy, youshouldfirstknowthat“spicy”isnotataste, unlikesour, sweet, bitterandsalty.Itis, infact, aburningsensationthatyoufeelonthesurfaceofyourtongue.Thisgotscientiststhinkingthatmaybealoveofspicyfoodisbroughtaboutbypeople'slongingforthrills, somethingtheyusuallygetfromwatchingactionmoviesorridingarollercoaster.
Inthestudy, 97participants, bothmaleandfemale, wereaskedtofilloutquestionnairesaboutcertaintraitsoftheirpersonalities, forexample, whethertheylikenewexperiencesortendtoavoidrisks.Theywerethengivencupsofwaterwithcapsaicin, theplan
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