北師大版高中英語(yǔ)模塊10--Unit29(2)-2

[00:00.00]2 The early bird catches the worm… [00:04.80]The early bird may catch the worm-but people [00:07.60]who lie around in bed in the morning [00:10.06]and work into the evening are more intelligent, [00:13.28]according to Richard Roberts [00:14.49]of the University of Sydney. [00:16.67]The scientists asked 400 volunteers [00:19.24]to fill in questionnaires to work out [00:21.33]if they considered themselves [00:23.61]early-rising"morning types" [00:25.94]or late-working"evening types". [00:28.66]Each was then subjected to mental agility [00:31.99]and memory tests. [00:33.97]The researchers discovered [00:34.98]that the "evening types" had significantly [00:37.11]better mental speed and memory. [00:39.79]"The results indicate that,contrary to [00:41.82]conventional folk wisdom,evening types are [00:44.49]more likely to have higher intelligence scores, [00:48.02]Roberts told Sunday Telegraph. [00:50.43]He also suggested that the link between [00:52.38]intelligence and working late may be a [00:54.78]hang-over from prehistoric times,when those who [00:57.99]were still alert after dark would be more [01:00.84]likely to survive attacks by [01:02.98]nocturnal predators. [01:02.98]

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