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How much sleep do you need? It depends im part on your age. Babies often *Snooze mm for most of the day. By the time theyre 10 years old, kids need am average of 10 homs of sleep a might As they get older kids tend to sleep less_ But given the chaneein an experiment to sleep as long as they wanted to, young teenagers averaged about 10 15 hours of sleep. There's even some indication that teenagers may need more sleep than 20 younger kids. Reprnted wt Permission of Scienoe News for Suaans

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e average male student Average Male Student's Use of ofActon Coleoe This pie chart shows how th 唱 Acton Colege uses his time during the fhret year・ As you can see, he spends less than halfofthe year studying. He spends just twenty-five percent of his fime attending classes, and another twenty percent studying alone. He devotes most of his time to non- academic activities. He spends a fifth of his time playing sports, and another fifth taking part in college organization activitie8. He spends the ing fifeen percent of his time just relaxing.