Does my brain shut off when I sleep?

Your brain does not turn off when you are asleep — in fact, your
sleeping brain is very active.
During the night, you go through
different stages of sleep, from very light to very deep.
But your
brain cells are still sending messages to each other the entire
time.
Some of that signaling makes dreams.
During very deep
sleep, your brain moves important information from short-term
to long-term memory.
So, sleep is highly critical, given
that it’s when your brain forms memories,
carries out cleaning processes, and resets
itself.
During the night, you go through different stages of sleep, from very light to very deep.

<from ~ to ...>는 ‘~에서부터 …까지’라는 의미로 different stages of sleep을 구체적으로 설명하고 있다.

So, sleep is highly critical, given that it’s when your brain forms memories, ~.

highly는 ‘매우’라는 뜻의 부사이며 critical을 꾸며 준다. <given that +주어+동사>는 ‘…라는 사실을 고려하면’이라는 의미로 considering that으로도 바꾸어 쓸 수 있다. when은 시간을 나타내는 관계부사로 it’s와 when 사이에 the time이 생략되었다.

The divers held them close and were guided through the darkness by dive lines.

them은 앞 문장의 the boys를 가리키는 말이며, 병렬 접속사 and 뒤에는 문장의 주어 the divers가 생략되었다. 이들은 dive lines(잠수 라인)에 의해 어둠 속을 헤쳐 갈 수 있도록 안내되었으므로 수동형 동사 were guided가 쓰였다.

After the flooded section, the boys were either carried on special beds or lifted up along ropes.

상관접속사 either A or B 사이에 수동형 동사구 (were) carried on special beds와 (were) lifted up along ropes가 병렬 구조로 연결되었다.

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Q: Does my brain shut off when I sleep?
Q: 잠을 잘 때 뇌는 활동을 멈추나요?
A: Your brain does not turn off when you are asleep — in fact, your sleeping brain is very active.
A: 여러분이 잠을 잘 때, 뇌는 작동을 멈추지 않습니다. 사실 잠을 자는 상태의 뇌는 매우 활발합니다.
During the night, you go through different stages of sleep, from very light to very deep.
밤 동안 여러분은 매우 가벼운 상태에서 매우 깊은 상태까지의 다양한 수면 단계를 거칩니다.
But your brain cells are still sending messages to each other the entire time.
하지만 여러분의 뇌세포는 그동안 계속해서 서로 메시지를 보내고 있습니다.
Some of that signaling makes dreams.
그 신호 중 일부가 꿈을 만듭니다.
During very deep sleep, your brain moves important information from short-term to long-term memory.
아주 깊은 잠을 자는 중, 여러분의 뇌는 중요한 정보를 단기 기억에서 장기 기억으로 옮깁니다.
So, sleep is highly critical, given that it’s when your brain forms memories, carries out cleaning processes, and resets itself.
그래서 여러분의 뇌가 기억을 형성하고, 정리 과정을 시행하며, 스스로를 재정비하는 시간이라는 사실을 고려하면,
수면은 매우 중요합니다.
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Paragraph Summary

During sleep, your brain stays
active
, going through different stages, from very light to very deep.

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Identify the sequence of events from July 8th to 10th, leading up to the completion of the rescue operation.
However, simply pumping out the water was not enough. The forecast predicted heavy rains in the coming days, putting the rescuers on high alert. Thus, a final but risky decision was made to take the “Wild Boars” out of the cave in groups of three or four boys at a time. the boys and their coach went deeper and deeper into the cave, ending up in a chamber about 4 km from the entrance to the cave.

On July 8th, the mission took off. To prevent panic in the tight, underwater passages, the boys were fitted with full-face breathing masks. The divers held them close and were guided through the darkness by dive lines. After the flooded section, the boys were either carried on special beds or lifted up along ropes. After a long, nerve-wracking 11 hours, the rescue team successfully emerged with the first four boys. Four more boys were rescued the following day.

Finally, on July 10th, the last four boys and the coach were brought to safety. The world rejoiced at their rescue, and the boys and their coach were immediately transported to a hospital, where they were kept separated from others to prevent any potential infections. Once the doctors confirmed their good health, the boys were able to return home and reunite with their families.
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