Slide 1

Slide 2

Slide 3

Do you like to drink Coffee? Tea? Soda such as Coke or Pepsi? Energy drinks?

Slide 4

All the drinks in the list have caffein. Do you know any other drinks with caffeine?

Slide 5

When and why do people like drinks with caffein?

Slide 6

Before Fast Reading

Slide 7

Before fast reading

Slide 8

Before Fast Reading Mentally Sharper: able to think and understand more quickly Concentrate: think carefully Early human beings: the first people who lived Works of art : the things that artists make Seafood

Slide 9

Fast Reading

Slide 10

Fast reading What is the main idea of the reading passage?

Slide 11

Slide 12

Amount: how much of something there is or how much is needed They spend equal amounts of time in California and New York.

Slide 13

Increase : a change in something making it larger in number or amount /a rise in amount. Recent tax increases have affected the poor more than the rich.

Slide 14

Affect: influence or cause some change in a person or a thing It's a disease which affects mainly older people.

Slide 15

Create: make or produce something new Charles Schulz created the characters 'Snoopy' and 'Charlie Brown'.

Slide 16

Supply: give what is needed or wanted, especially give it regularly over time Students are supplied with a list of books that they are expected to read.

Slide 17

Realize: know or understand something you did not know before They didn't realize the danger they were in.

Slide 18

Contain: have something inside, or have something as a part Try to avoid foods which contain a lot of fat.

Slide 19

According to: as said or described by someone According to our records, you owe us $130.

Slide 20

No matter: It is not a problem A."I haven't got that form with me." B. "No matter - here's another.

Slide 21

feed: to give food to a person, group or animal feed: to give food to a person, group or animal I usually feed the neighbour's cat while she's away.

Slide 22

Luckily: because of good luck, fortunately Luckily, the museum was not damaged by the earthquake.

Slide 23

Mean: to have a particular result or involve something Don't let him see you. It will only mean trouble.

Slide 24

or so: approximately They raised two hundred pounds or so for charity.

Slide 25

Immediately: very soon before or after something He retired immediately after the end of the war.

Slide 26

Slide 27

Your brain is small but uses a lot of energy

Slide 28

true

Slide 29

The foods you eat affect the way your brain works

Slide 30

TRUE

Slide 31

When a food causes changes in your brain, you can always feel it.

Slide 32

FALSEFALSE

Slide 33

Maybe eating fish helped make the human brain bigger

Slide 34

true

Slide 35

All kinds of fat are bad for you

Slide 36

falsefalse

Slide 37

Childrens brains grow and change, but adult brains dont.

Slide 38

falsefalse

Slide 39

Scanning

Slide 40

The foods you eat give your body.

Slide 41

ENERGY

Slide 42

The brain makes up only..percent of your bodys total weight.

Slide 43

2-32-3

Slide 44

The brain uses.percent of the energy from your food.

Slide 45

20-3020-30

Slide 46

The ..in coffee makes people feel more awake.

Slide 47

CAFFEINECAFFEINE

Slide 48

Scientists have found that: A. Eating breakfast . B. ...are good for older brains. C. Eating large amount of animal fat D. really is brain food A. Eating breakfast . B. ...are good for older brains. C. Eating large amount of animal fat D. really is brain food

Slide 49

A. makes students do better on tests B. Spinach, berries, and other colorful fruits and vegetables. C. makes learning more difficult D. fish

Slide 50

Early human brains grew from about.to about.

Slide 51

One pound,three pounds

Slide 52

some scientists say the human brain grew because of the.in seafood.

Slide 53

Omega-3 fat

Slide 54

With bigger, stronger brains, human beings were able to build..,invent., and create ..

Slide 55

boats, written languages, works of art

Slide 56

Just for fun Just for fun

Slide 57

Glberk Karaba