[Answer] 5. If you were in a room with no windows and no clock, and had no idea at all what time it is or whether it's day or night, you are still going to go to sleep/wake up at about the same time that you normally would. What is the cause of this?

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...1. Your circadian rhythm 2. The repair and restoration theory 3. The moon illusion 4. REM sleep The circadian rhythm is a rhythm of activity and inactivity lasting about one day. Sunrise and sunset provide cues to reset the rhythm each day. If you're closed off from the outside world, you will continue to follow your set circadian rhythm, unless for some reason you put up great effort to resist sleep by inflicting harm upon yourself or other rather drastic measures. The moon illusion is an illusion that the moon looks larger when it is closer to the horizon than when it is farther up, it has nothing to do with your sleep cycle. The repair and restoration theory does have to do with sleep, in that if you are deprived of sleep, your body will take longer to "restore" the functions that your body does during sleep (such as protein synthesis). REM sleep stands for rapid eye movement sleep, and the literal definition is self-explanatory. It is also during this stage of sleep that people report most frequently remembering a dream (if they are woken up during this sleep).

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Your circadian rhythm:

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