Albert Einstein, Isaac Newton and Charles Darwin—these great scientists(科学家) are all left-handed. Does this mean that left-handers are smarter than right-handers, as some people say?

Scientific studies show that left-handers have no higher IQ (intelligence quotient (智商) than right-handers. They are just good at different things.

Left-handers and right-handers usually use different sides of their brains(大脑). Right-handers use the left side more often, but left-handers use both sides more evenly. We use the left side of our brain to work out problems. We use the right side to create(创造).

Left-handers are good at creative things such as music, art and science. But it's not all good news for them. They often forget names and places.

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Good afternoon, everyone! I'm Tom Smith. 1 is my first name. Smith is my 2 name. I am 3 student. My favorite 4 is green. My telephone number is 356-3976. There are 5 numbers in it. This girl is my friend. 6 name is Linda. 7 is her favorite color. Look! Her schoolbag and jacket are red! What's her telephone number? 8 990-4732. Ms. Gao is our English teacher. We like her very much. That 9 my classroom. 10 the number, please. F-I-V-E. Yes, I'm in Class Five.

I have a new friend. Her name is Kate. She is twelve years old. She's from Canada. She has beautiful long brown hair and she is good-looking. Kate likes going to the movies and she wants to be a doctor. I like playing the guitar and I want to be a teacher. But we both like listening to music. My favorite singer is Jolin Tsai. She is of medium height and has long straight hair. I don't think she's very beautiful, but she's very cute. Kate's favorite singer is Jay Chou. He is thin and tall and his hair is short. Kate thinks he is cool.