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Do you have a mobile phone? Do you send text messages to your friends arm family?

Text messaging or ¡°texting¡±£®is becoming very popular£®But£¬scientists have discovered that texting can give us problems with our hands£®Be careful! Too much texting can cause swelling£¨Ö×ÕÍ£©in our thumbs£¨Ä´Ö¸£©£®Our thumbs were not made for pushing small buttons£¨°´Å¥£©£®over and over£®Scientists call this problem RSI£¨Öظ´ÐÔ½ôÕÅÀÍË𣩣®We spoke to a doctor called Harriet Wilson£¬who treats many sick people with RSI£®She says we need to see how much time we are spending in typing text messages£®If we are spending more than 10¡ª15 minutes at once£¬we could have problems in the future£®

As mobile phones develop£¬ they are getting smaller with buttons closer together£®Texting with a smaller phone£¬is worse than using a larger phone with bigger buttons£®Using a computer keyboard and playing video games can cause the same problem£®So more and more people could find themselves with RSI£®Among them£¬most are university students and teenagers£¬as they do not know the risks of spending so much time using computers£¬video games and mobile phones£®If we don't do something about this£¬too many young people could grow up in terrible pain£®

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2£®Does the word "once" mean "one time" in the second passage?

3£®What kind of people are easier to have the problem of RSI?

4£®What can also cause RSI except texting?

5£®Which is easier to cause the problem of RSI£¬using smaller mobile phones or larger ones?

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Alex knew colors and shapes£®He learned about 150 English words£®With his language ability he made himself known as perhaps the world¡¯s most famous talking bird£®

But Alex£®a parrot£¬died two weeks ago when he was 31£®Irene£¬a psychologist£¨ÐÄÀíѧ¼Ò£©at Harvard University£¬studied and worked with the parrot for nearly 30 years£®

In 1977, Irene, then an excellent student in chemistry at Harvard, bought Alex from a pet store£®At that time, scientists were not quite sure whether birds could learn to communicate with humans£®

But using the methods of teaching, Irene helped Alex to learn about 150 words, and to count small numbers, as well as colors and shapes£®

In experiments, Irene would give Alex a small reward £¨½±Àø£©, like a grape£®Alex learned to ask for the grape by watching what the trainer was doing to get it£®The researchers then worked with the bird to help him with pronunciation£®

Alex showed a surprising ability to learn£®For example, when he was shown a blue paper circle, he could tell what color the paper was, what shape it was, and after touching it what it was made of£®

Like other parrots, he also picked up some words when staying in the lab, like "calm down" and "good morning"£®He could also show his happiness and sadness£®

Even before the week he died, Alex was working with Irene on difficult words£® As she put him into his cage for the night that Thursday, Irene said that Alex looked at her and said," You be good£®See you tomorrow£®I love you£®"

He was found dead in his cage the next morning£®

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C£®a trainer                               D£®a psychologist

2£®How did Irene get the parrot?

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C£®She bought it from the market£®               D£®The passage doesn't mention it£®

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