22.A. active B. proof C. continued D. linked E. comfortably |
The students then went back home to sleep. They were given special sleep-observing and music boxes. The music boxes played music (1)
with the unsolved puzzles while the students fell asleep. At the moment they were able to dream and reorganize their memories.
The next morning, the students (2)
to try the unsolved puzzles. The scientists found 55 percent more students could solve them. The music made the memories they had of the puzzles while they were sleeping (3)
. It allowed them to "work" on the puzzles in their sleep.
In an earlier time, studies of both people and animals have shown that sleep can not only strengthen memory, but also help us organize and send information. This study offers more(4)
of these findings. So next time when you face a difficult problem, sleep on it. Play some music to make yourself think of the problem.