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With so many eyes ______on him, he was too nervous to speak. A. fixed B. fixing

With so many eyes ______on him, he was too nervous to speak.

A. fixed

B. fixing

C. to fix

D. being fixed

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第3题

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第4题

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B．man possesses a few more senses than animals

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B．Brain and Body

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Adjusting the screen display so the contrast is high and the brightness feels comfortable.

Having lighting that does not produce glare on the screen.

Giving your eyes regular rests from looking at the screen (The Optometrists Association of Australia recommends you do this for five to ten minutes every one to two hours of computer use. It's a good time to make phone calls or do other tasks.)

1. Many of us spend much time looking at computer screens. {T; F}

2. Looking at computer screens for long time doesn’t damage children and young adults’ eyesight. {T; F}

3. Computer vision syndrome cannot be weakened. {T; F}

4. It’s good taking breaks during screen watching. {T; F}

5. Proper lighting is important to protect our eyes. {T; F}

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