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2021-2022学年山东省临沂市高二（上）期末英语试卷 15 37.5 一、阅读理解（本大题共 小题，共 分） A From human bias to the science of breathing,and the wonderful world of （偏见） mushrooms,here are four turners for science lovers.The four books delve into a wonderfully wide range of topics,covering breathing,mystery illnesses,bias,and even the magical world of mushrooms.Read on to find out why theyre four of the most interesting non-fiction books of the year 2021! Breath ：The New Science of a Lost Art by James Nestor How conscious are you of your own breathing？Reading this could change that forever,offering facts on our breathing,and how even the smallest of changes can have great health benefits. The End of Bias：How We Change Our Minds by Jessica Nordell Journalist and author Jessica Nordell looks at unconscious bias,weaving fascinating stories and offering real-life solutions to some problems in our own society.From issues within the police force to how we teach children under five,this book will leave you with a whole new outlook on how to tackle the issue of bias. The Sleeping Beauties：And Other Stories of Mystery Illness by Suzanne O Sullivan Two cases look at children who fall asleep for years at a time and many employees experiencing memory loss at the US Embassy in Cuba.OSullivan travels the world to get to the bottom of these strange incidents. Entangled Life：How Fungi Make Our Worlds by Merlin Sheldrake Youve probably never given much thought to mushrooms,but biologist Merlin Sheldrake makes this exploration into the world of fungi feel like reading a science fiction novel.The book takes you on a literal deep dive under the Earths surface,within our own bodies and even into outer space to discover a massively diverse kingdom of organisms,which sustain nearly all living things. 1. Which topic is mentioned in these b