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Most young people only get seven hours 　　1　　(介詞)sleep each night, 　　2　　(對比連詞)they actually need nine hours．And 　　3　　(make)up for lost sleep during the week by sleeping 　　4　　(介詞)weekends doesn’t really work．In fact, sleeping late may actually do you much harm．You have sleep problems．　　5　　(合并為主從復合句)What happens if you don’t 　　6　　(謂語動詞)enough sleep? If 　　7　　(人稱代詞)sleep problem continues for a few nights, you could suffer serious 　　8　　(problem)．　　9　　 Lack of sleepy can affect learning and memory．(改正錯誤)　　10　　(比較級), sleep difficulties could lead to anxiety or depression(抑郁)．

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　　Hundreds of Japanese fans at Bangkok’s National Stadium [1]________(加動詞短語)silencewhen the referee whistled on Wednesday dusk, [2]________(end)Kashima Antlers’ struggle to change their 3-4 failure to China’s Shanghai Shenhua．

　　[3]“This time the luck isn’t on us, ”said the Kashima Antlers coach Toninho Cerezo．(變為間接引語)

　　“But it’s an [4]________(excite)match, ”said an anonymous official of the Asia Football Confederation(AFC)after the match．

　　If only judged by the number of shots, the match between Antlers and Shenhua was really an exciting one, [5]________(加引導詞)witnessed the most shots of seven in the AFC Champion League 2005/2006 quarter final Group A．

　　The shot of Chinese player Yang Guang in two minutes seemed [6]________(predict)the high frequency of shooting at this game．

　　In less than 10 minutes, Shenhua’s Chinese international Zhang Yuning scored one more goal for Shenhua．

　　Under the swift attack of Shenhua, Antlers’ Takuya Nozawa pulled one goal back at the 25th minute, while Shenhua’s Martinez Ascel scored [7]________(加冠詞)third goal at the 32nd minute．

　　The game grew more and more intense in the second half after Antler scored one more goal at the 14th minutes．

　　[8]Wished to draw the rival, Antlers beefed up its attack, (改正錯誤)while the match was interrupted several times by controversial whistles．

　　But Shenhua’s Martinez found the opportunity in about 80 minutes to have his second successful shot, which almost set the result of the game．

　　[9]Antlers’ desperate efforts brought them one more goal a few minutes before the end, but it was too late and the game ended at 4-3．(改成定語從句)

　　In a later game, Thailand’s BEC beat South Korea’s Taejon Citizen 2-0．BEC and Antlers, which drew on Monday’s match, will fight [10]________(加介詞)Shenhua and Citizen respectively on Friday．Shenhua lost to Citizen by 1-2 on Monday．

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　　Background music may seem 　　[1]　　(harm), but it can have a powerful effect on those 　　[2]　　(引導詞)hear it．　　[3]　　(record)background music first found its way into factories, shop and restaurants in the US．But it soon spread to other arts of the world．Now it is becoming increasingly difficult to go shopping or eat a meal 　　[4]　　(介詞)listening to music．

　　To begin with, “muzak” was 　　[5]　　(intend)simply to create a soothing(安慰)atmosphere．Recently, however, it’s become big business-thanks in part to recent research．[6]Dr．Ronald Milliman, an American marketing expert, has shown that music can improve sales or increase factory production by as many as a third．(改正錯誤)

　　But it has to be light music．[7]A fast one has no effect on sales．(改成倒裝句)Slow music can increase receipts by 38％．This is probably 　　[8]　　(連詞)shoppers slow down and have more[9]opportunity(同義詞)to find items they like to buy．Yet, slow music isn’t always answer．Dr．Milliman found, for example, that [10]in restaurants slow music meant customers took longer to eat their meals．It reduced overall sales．(合并句子)So restaurants owners might be well advised to play up-tempo music to keep the customers moving, unless of course, the resulting indigestion leads to complaints!

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　　Do you ever have 　　[1]　　(冠詞)dream of making your home a happier place to be?Maybe there are some points 　　[2]　　(引導詞)you will follow：

　　Sometimes you don’t think your parents are fair(公平)to you．When you want to dress 　　[3]　　(介詞)a modern way, your mum doesn’t like you wearing a mini-skirt．When you are 　　[4]　　(動詞)phone calls to friends, they ask if you’re speaking to a boy or a girl．Sometimes it seems that you’re not as close to your parents as you used to be．

　　How can you become close again?

　　“Closing the Gap” by American author Jay McGraw gives advice on [5]how you can have a good relationship with your parents．(改為同義句)．He gives ways to help you 　　[6]　　(understand)your parents．When you think “my parents don’t want me to have any fun,” that usually means your parents want you to be safe．[7]Parents have needs and children have needs．(改成簡單句)They need to feel they are important and loved．You should tell your parents your needs, and find 　　[8]　　(副詞)what their needs are．Then you can think of a way to make all of you happy．He gives you some ideas：

　　1．Make time to talk．You could talk about your school life and your plans for the future．

　　2．Keep a diary．[9]This is help you understand more about yourself and your feelings．(改錯)

　　3．Show your parents you are growing up．Wash your own clothes and help around the house．

　　Your parents will feel that you are no 　　[10]　　(long)a small child．

　　If you follow these steps, slowly, you will be able to break down the walls between your parents and yourself．