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Let's explore the reason why in the following passage!
Listen and choose the correct answer to each of the following questions.
What is sent to your brain when the shampoo gets into your eyes?
What sends the message: "Make tears! Wash that strange stuff out!"?
Complete the text you are listening to by dragging the correct word to each blank.
Tricky Shampoo
Your eyes know the of your own tears. What if the shampoo gets into your eyes? Your eyes that it is something strange. They know it is different from your .
Messages are sent. First, your eyes send a message to your brain. The message is that a strange, thing is in your eyes. Your brain then sends a message to your eyes. The brain’s message says, “Make tears! Wash that strange out!”
Why do some shampoos make you cry more than others? The “tearless” shampoos are made to your eyes. They are made to be more like the water in your tears. It is harder for your eyes to know that it is shampoo and not your natural tears.
Read and answer the following questions.
Tricky Shampoo
Your eyes know the makeup of your own tears. What if the shampoo gets into your eyes? Your eyes sense that it is something strange. They know it is different from your tears.
Messages are sent. First, your eyes send a message to your brain. The message is that a strange, stinging thing is in your eyes. Your brain then sends a message to your eyes. The brain’s message says, “Make tears! Wash that strange stuff out!”
Why do some shampoos make you cry more than others? The “tearless” shampoos are made to trick your eyes. They are made to be more like the water in your tears. It is harder for your eyes to know that it is shampoo and not your natural tears.
Source: Daily Warm-ups Reading Grade 2
What do the "tearless" shampoos do to your eyes?
Put the right word in each blank. The sentences are from the text.
Put the right word in each blank. These are new sentences for words in the text.