《2026年名校金典课堂九年级英语上册人教版成都专版》

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Children have been told to buy traditional alarm clocks rather than depend on smartphones to wake them up in the mornings. Guidance being sent to schools advises pupils to turn off iPhones，tablet computers or laptops in the evening to give them proper time to sleep.
The document—drawn up by an industry—backed technology charity says that use of International enabled devices（设备）in the evening can make children be short of sleep. It advises school children to buy a real alarm clock to make sure they get a proper night's sleep and arrive at school ready for lessons.
The comments which were made as a survey of more than 2，200 pupils found that almost half feel “controlled” by the Internet and electronic gadgets（数码）. The result is that four in ten pupils in secondary schools now hardly work without holding on to electronic gadgets. The research found that two thirds of pupils take an Internet “compulsively（强调地）” to talk to friends through social networking websites such as Facebook，Twitter and Snapchat. One girl aged 12 said Internet nearly always controls her actions. She has been told that she is addicted to（上瘾的）the Internet，and prefer its company rather than being with other people.
A girl of 13 told researchers says she can't imagine if someone takes her tablet away. She walks around the house with it even though it's not even turned on. She just likes being with it. Another 13-year-old girl added，“Sometimes if I don't use my phone at night I can't sleep.”
The charity（慈善），which is backed by major technology companies and was set up to promote（推广）tablet computers in the classroom，has now said a five-point guide to prevent children becoming addicted to smartphones. The charity is backed by major firms such as Google，Sony，Samsung，Carphone，Warehouse and Virgin Media. The survey found that 46 percent of girls were addicted to the Internet against 36 percent of boys. Andrew Harrison said schools “must get their preparation right” before allowing pupils to use tablet computers in the classroom.

答案： enough sleep; 40/forty; Girls; boys; instead of/rather than; By giving examples