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Does my goldfish know who I am? This is a question asked by schoolchildren in the United States. This is also the title of a book about science.

In this book, some of the most famous scientists of the UK will ask children questions about different subjects. This also includes the question above. The book is in the form of simple questions and answers, which will be enjoyable for people of all ages.

Children can learn interesting facts from this book. Parents can use it to prepare for future problems from their children. So, what is the answer to this goldfish question?

According to Mike. Webster, a scientist, fish are much smarter than we think, and it is often said that goldfish only have two or three seconds of memory, but this is actually not true. They can learn a lot of things and can remember them for a long time.

This will help them find enough food to eat and keep them safe. There are many species of fish that can be distinguished from each other, Professor Webster said, but fish live in a completely different world than we do. While vision is important for many species of fish, other senses such as smell and touch are even more important.

So, while your goldfish isn't stupid, it may also not recognize who you are.

Hehe, which probably means that goldfish are derived from the question "Who am I?", and scientists point out that goldfish are not what we say they have only three seconds of memory, they are much smarter than we think, and they live in a completely different world from us.

Newspaper, you try it with translation software, it's very easy to use, I'm typing too slowly, or you can draw a key sentence or something.

It probably means that the process of a star becoming famous, without their own private space.

1 What were you doing at eight o'clock last night? I'm in the rain.

2 What was she doing during the storm? She's doing her homework.

3 What was he doing when the storm came? He was reading books in the library when the storm came.

4 What was Ben doing when it started to rain heavily? When the rain started to rain, Ben was cooking dinner for his mother.

5 What was Jenny doing while Linda slept? While Linda sleeps, Jenny is helping Mary with her homework.

1: What were you doing last night at 8pm?

1: I'm taking a shower.

2: What was she doing at this time of the rainstorm yesterday?

2: She's doing her homework.

3: What was he doing when the rainstorm came?

3: He was reading in the library when the rainstorm came.

4: What was Ben doing when it was raining heavily?

4: Ben was helping his mom cook dinner when it was raining heavily.

5: What was Jenny doing while Lingda was sleeping?

5: While Lynda is back to sleep, Jenny is helping Mary with her homework.

May it help you.

What were you doing at eight o'clock last night? I'm taking a shower.

What is she doing when it's thunderstorming? She was doing her homework.

What was he doing when the thunderstorm first started falling? He was reading a book in the library when the thunderstorm first started.

What was Ben doing when the rain started to fall heavily? When it started to rain, Ben was helping his mom make dinner.

What is Jenny doing while Linda is sleeping? While Linda is sleeping, Jenny is tutoring Mary with her homework.

This grammatical point is about the past continuous tense, which expresses the action that was going on at some point in the past.

First, what were you doing at eight o'clock last night.

Du Niang will help you translate.

Isn't this the story of Little Red Riding Hood?!

Humans have been using wind energy for thousands of years. The first windmills were built by the ancient Persians more than 5,000 years ago. Qi Jian and they used a windmill to carry water from the well. Today, we use modern windmills to generate electricity.

When many windmills are built in the same place, we call this place a wind field. Windmills do not produce harmful substances like carbon dioxide.

As we are about to run out of coal and natural gas on the planet to generate electricity, we need to find new energy sources, such as wind power.

Imagine not having enough power to watch TV, play your favorite video games, or even turn on the lights! If I don't find a new source of energy, we're in danger of not having enough electricity.

FYI.

Pandora's Box.

According to Greek mythology, Pandora was the first woman on earth. She is believed to have come to punish humanity because Zeus was very annoyed by the fact that Prometheus stole fire from heaven and gave it to humans. The gods gave Pandora many gifts.

Athena dressed her, Aphrodite gave her beauty, and Hermes taught her the language. She was also endowed with a strong sense of curiosity.

Prometheus knew that Zeus was scheming. He warned his brother Epimetheus never to accept any gifts from Zeus. But Epimetheus did not heed his brother's warning, fell in love with Pandora and married her when Zeus gave her to him.

Zeus also gave the newlyweds a wedding gift - a beautiful box, but he cautioned against never opening it.

As time passed, Pandora became more and more curious about what was inside the box. She finally opened the box, and all the sins and misfortunes escaped from the box and spread throughout the earth. Pandora immediately closed the box, but it was too late.

There was only one thing left in the box - hope.

Now, the term "Pandora's box" mainly refers to something that may seem trivial but has serious consequences.