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        Everyone can appreciate a nice shower. In the morning, it helps us get the day started; after a long day, it helps us relax. In addition, it is important for maintaining good hygiene . However, which is better for our health¡Xa hot shower or a cold shower? Let¡¦s consider the benefits of each.

        Hot showers are great for sore muscles and joints. The high temperature also helps clear nasal passages for easier breathing. Hot water causes the pores on our skin to open, which allows for a deeper clean. Furthermore, hot showers help people feel comfortable and relieve stress. However, hot showers may be harmful to people with sensitive skin. Taking hot showers makes the outer layer of skin dry out easily. This can cause itchiness and irritate sensitive skin.



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        As for cold showers, they may actually be better for physical health than hot showers. That¡¦s because the cold water gives the body a slight shock, so the heart works harder to maintain body temperature. This encourages more oxygen intake and increases blood circulation. This extra activity can help lift one¡¦s mood and help people feel positive about their day. Lastly, cold water helps the body retain moisture, which creates younger- looking skin and healthier hair. However, cold showers are not good for people who are sick since the cold temperatures might be too hard on the immune system.

        So which is better? For a daily routine to maintain physical fitness, cold showers seem to be the better choice. However, when you need a really deep clean, go for hot showers. To get the best benefits of both, try taking cold showers in the mornings, which will help keep the mind alert. Then in the evenings, enjoy a steamy hot shower. This will help you fall asleep feeling fresh and relaxed.



1. According to the passage, which of the following is NOT true?

(A)  Shower temperatures play a role in our health.

(B)  Low water temperature can increase blood circulation and oxygen intake.

(C)  Hot showers have more positive effects on physical health than cold ones.

(D) Hot showers help open pores and make it easier for dirt to be cleaned out.

2. What can be inferred from the passage?

(A)  Hot showers have a calming effect on skin conditions.

(B)  Cold showers keep the mind sharp and lift the mood.

(C)  Hot showers might be bad for people with low body temperatures.

(D)  Cold showers make the hair glow but remove water from the skin.

3. Here are some aspects of John¡¦s and Mary¡¦s physical conditions. Which of the following should be recommended for them?

John

Mary

Feels upset from time to time

Has stiff joints

Has breathing problems

Has a hard time falling asleep

Has a slow blood flow

Has a weak immune system



(A)  More hot showers for both of them.

(B)  More cold showers for both of them.

(C)  More hot showers for John; more cold showers for Mary.

(D)  More cold showers for John; more hot showers for Mary.

4. What is the main idea of the last paragraph?

(A)  Whether to take a hot or cold shower depends on which benefits you are seeking.

(B)  It¡¦s best to take hot showers in the mornings and cold showers in the evenings.

(C)  We should switch between cold and hot water while taking a shower.

(D)  People should stick to either cold showers or hot showers.



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