IELTS READING (THE MYTH OF THE EIGHT-HOUR SLEEP)

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Froggy Jumps IELTS READING (THE MYTH OF THE EIGHT-HOUR SLEEP)Online version TRUE / FALSE / NOT GIVEN by Châu Huỳnh Anh Tú 1 Wehr’s experiment showed that people naturally divided their sleep into two separate periods. a TRUE b FALSE c NOT GIVEN 2 Most modern people clearly understand that eight hours of continuous sleep is not the only natural sleep pattern. a FALSE b NOT GIVEN c TRUE 3 Historical records suggest that people usually stayed in bed and were quiet during the waking period between the first and second sleep. a NOT GIVEN b FALSE c TRUE 4 Before the 17th century, people avoided going out at night mainly because they did not have enough money for candles. a NOT GIVEN b TRUE c FALSE 5 Ekirch believes the change from segmented sleep began in wealthy urban communities. a TRUE b FALSE c NOT GIVEN 6 Sleep maintenance insomnia first appeared in medical literature during the 19th century. a NOT GIVEN b FALSE c TRUE 7 Jacobs claims that worrying about waking up during the night can actually make sleep problems worse. a TRUE b NOT GIVEN c FALSE 8 Russell Foster argues that sleep research is widely included in medical education around the world. a NOT GIVEN b TRUE c FALSE 9 Historical records indicate that people usually ate small meals during the waking period between the first and second sleep. a TRUE b NOT GIVEN c FALSE

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IELTS READING (THE MYTH OF THE EIGHT-HOUR SLEEP)Online version

TRUE / FALSE / NOT GIVEN

by Châu Huỳnh Anh Tú

Wehr’s experiment showed that people naturally divided their sleep into two separate periods.

TRUE

FALSE

NOT GIVEN

Most modern people clearly understand that eight hours of continuous sleep is not the only natural sleep pattern.

FALSE

NOT GIVEN

TRUE

Historical records suggest that people usually stayed in bed and were quiet during the waking period between the first and second sleep.

NOT GIVEN

FALSE

TRUE

Before the 17th century, people avoided going out at night mainly because they did not have enough money for candles.

NOT GIVEN

TRUE

FALSE

Ekirch believes the change from segmented sleep began in wealthy urban communities.

TRUE

FALSE

NOT GIVEN

Sleep maintenance insomnia first appeared in medical literature during the 19th century.

NOT GIVEN

FALSE

TRUE

Jacobs claims that worrying about waking up during the night can actually make sleep problems worse.

TRUE

NOT GIVEN

FALSE

Russell Foster argues that sleep research is widely included in medical education around the world.

NOT GIVEN

TRUE

FALSE

Historical records indicate that people usually ate small meals during the waking period between the first and second sleep.

TRUE

NOT GIVEN

FALSE

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IELTS READING (THE MYTH OF THE EIGHT-HOUR SLEEP)Online version

by Châu Huỳnh Anh Tú

Wehr’s experiment showed that people naturally divided their sleep into two separate periods.

Most modern people clearly understand that eight hours of continuous sleep is not the only natural sleep pattern.

Historical records suggest that people usually stayed in bed and were quiet during the waking period between the first and second sleep.

Before the 17th century, people avoided going out at night mainly because they did not have enough money for candles.

Ekirch believes the change from segmented sleep began in wealthy urban communities.

Sleep maintenance insomnia first appeared in medical literature during the 19th century.

Jacobs claims that worrying about waking up during the night can actually make sleep problems worse.

Russell Foster argues that sleep research is widely included in medical education around the world.

Historical records indicate that people usually ate small meals during the waking period between the first and second sleep.

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