英语必修二unit4 课文原文+单词+音标

英语必修二unit4课文原文+单词+音标英语必修二unit4课文原文+单词+音标英语必修二unit4课文原文+单词+音标xxx公司英语必修二unit4课文原文+单词+音标文件编号：文件日期：修订次数：第1.0次更改批准审核制定方案设计，管理制度Unit

4

Wildlife

protectionHOW

DAISY

LEARNED

TO

HELP

WLDLIFE

Daisy

had

always

longed

to

help

endangered

species

of

wildlife.

One

day

she

woke

up

and

found

a

flying

carpet

by

her

bed."Where

do

you

want

to

go"

it

asked.

Daisy

responded

immediately."I'd

like

to

see

some

endangered

wildlife,"she

said.

"Please

take

me

to

a

distant

land

where

I

can

find

the

animal

that

gave

fur

to

make

this

sweater."

At

once

the

carpet

flew

away

and

took

her

to

Tibet.

There

Daisy

saw

an

antelope

looking

sad.

It

said,

"We're

being

killed

for

the

wool

beneath

our

stomachs.

Our

fur

is

being

used

to

make

sweaters

for

people

like

you.

As

a

result,

we

are

now

an

endangered

species."

At

that

Daisy

cried,

"I'm

sorry

I

didn't

know

that.

I

wonder

what

is

being

done

to

help

you.

Flying

carpet,

please

show

me

a

place

where

there's

some

wildlife

protection."

The

flying

carpet

travelled

so

fast

that

next

minute

they

were

in

Zimbabwe.

Daisy

turned

around

and

found

that

she

was

being

watched

by

an

elephant.

"Have

you

come

to

take

my

photo"

it

asked.

In

relief

Daisy

burst

into

laughter."Don't

laugh,”

said

the

elephant,

"We

used

to

be

an

endangered

species.

Farmers

hunted

us

without

mercy.

They

said

we

destroyed

their

farms,

and

money

from

tourists

only

went

to

the

large

tour

companies.

So

the

government

decided

to

help.

They

allowed

tourists

to

hunt

only

a

certain

number

of

animals

if

they

paid

the

farmers.

Now

the

farmers

are

happy

and

our

numbers

are

increasing.

So

good

things

are

being

done

here

to

save

local

wildlife."

Daisy

smiled."That's

good

news.

It

shows

the

importance

of

wildlife

protection,

but

I'd

like

to

help

as

the

WWF

suggests."The

carpet

rose

again

and

almost

at

once

they

were

in

a

thick

rainforest.A

monkey

watched

them

as

it

rubbed

itself."What

are

you

doing"

asked

Daisy.

”

I’m

protecting

myself

from

mosquitoes,"

it

replied.

"When

I

find

a

millipede

insect,

I

rub

it

over

my

body.It

contains

a

powerful

drug

which

affects

mosquitoes.You

should

pay

more

attention

to

the

rainforest

where

I

live

and

appreciate

how

the

animals

live

together.

No

rainforest,

no

animals,

no

drugs."

Daisy

was

amazed.

"Flying

carpet,

please

take

me

home

so

I

can

tell

WWF

and

we

can

begin

producing

this

new

drug.

Monkey,

please

come

and

help."

The

monkey

agreed.

The

carpet

flew

home.

As

they

landed,

things

began

to

disappear.

Two

minutes

later

everything

had

gone

-

the

monkey,

too.

So

Daisy

was

not

able

to

make

her

new

drug.

But

what

an

experience!

She

had

learned

so

much!

And

there

was

always

WWF„Book

2

Unit

4

wildlife

/'waɪldlaɪf/

n.

野生动植物

protection

/prə'tekʃn/

n.

保护

wild

/waɪld/

adj.

野生的；野的；未开发的；荒凉的

△

habitat

/'hæbɪtæt/

n.

栖息地（动植物的）自然环境

△

threaten

/'θretən/

vt.

&

vi.

恐吓；威胁

decrease

/dɪ'kri:s/

vi.

&

vt.

减少；（使）变小；或变少

△

endanger

/ɪn'deɪndʒə/

vt.

危害；使受到危险

die

out

灭亡；逐渐消失

loss

/lɒs/

n.

损失；遗失；丧失

reserve

/rɪ'zɜ:v/

n.

保护区

hunt

/hʌnt/

vt.

&

vi.

打猎；猎取；搜寻

zone

/zəʊn/

n.

地域；地带；地区

in

peace

和平地；和睦地；安详地

in

danger

(of)

在危险中；垂危

△

Daisy

/'deɪzɪ/

n．戴茜(女名)

△

species

/'spi:ʃɪ:z/

n.

种类；物种

carpet

/'kɑ:pɪt/

n.

地毯

respond

/rɪ'spɒnd/

vi.

回答；响应；做出反应

distant

/'dɪstənt/

adj.

远的；远处的

fur

/fɜ:/

n.

毛皮；毛；软毛

△

antelope

/'æntɪləʊp/

n.

羚羊

△

Zimbabwe

/zɪm'ba:bweɪ/

n．津巴布韦

(非洲东南部国家)

relief

/rɪ'li:f/

n.

（痛苦或忧虑的）减轻或解除；减轻痛苦的事物

in

relief

如释重负；松了口气

laughter

/'lɑ:ftə/

n.

笑；笑声

burst

into

laughter

突然笑起来；大声笑了出来

mercy

/'mɜ:sɪ/

n.

仁慈；宽恕；怜悯

certain

/'sɜ:tn/

adj.

确定的；某一；一定

importance

/ɪm'pɔ:təns/

n.

重要（性）

△

WWF

(World

Wildlife

Fund)

世界野生生物基金会

rub

/rʌb/

vt.

擦；摩擦

protect

…

from

保护……不受……（危害）

mosquito

/mə'ski:təʊ/

n.

蚊子

△

millipede

/'mɪlɪpi:d/

n．(=millepede)千足虫

insect

/'ɪnsekt/

n.

昆虫

contain

/kən'teɪn/

vt.

包含；容纳；容忍

powerful

/'paʊəfl/

adj.

强大的；有力的

affect

/ə'fekt/

vt.

影响；感动；侵袭

attention

/ə'tenʃn/

n.

注意；关注；注意力

pay

attention

to

注意

appreciate

/ə'pri:ʃɪeɪt/

vt.

鉴赏；感激；意识到

succeed

/sək'si:d/

vi.

成功

vt.

接替；继任

△Indonesia

/ɪndəʊ'ni:

ʒə;-zɪə/

n．印度尼西亚

(东南亚岛国)

△

rhino

/'raɪnəʊ/

n.

犀牛

secure

/sɪ'kjʊə/

adj.

安全的；可靠的

income

/'ɪŋkʌm;

'ɪnkʌm/

n.

收入

employ

/ɪm'plɔɪ/

vt.

雇用；利用（时间、精力等）

harm

/hɑ:m/

n.

&

vt.

损害；危害

△

Milu

deer麋鹿

bite

/baɪt/

vt.

&

vi.(bit,bitten)

咬；叮；刺痛

△

extinction

/ɪk'stɪŋkʃn/

n.

灭绝；消亡

dinosaur

/'daɪnəsɔ:/

n.

恐龙

come

into

being

形成；产生

△

county

/'kaʊntɪ/

n.

县；郡

inspect

/ɪn'spekt/

vt.

检查；视察

△

unexpected

/ʌnɪk'spektɪd/

adj.

没料到的；意外的

incident

/'ɪnsɪdənt/

n.

事件；事变

dust

/dʌst/

n.

灰尘；尘土；尘埃

according

to

按照；根据……所说

△

Mauritius

/mə'rɪʃəs/

n．毛里求斯

(非洲东部岛国)

△

disappearance

/dɪsə'pɪərəns/

n.

消失

fierce

/fɪəs/

adj.

凶猛的；猛烈的

so

that

以致于；结果

ending

/'endɪŋ/

n.

结局；结尾

△

faithfully

/'feɪθfəlɪ/

adv.

忠诚地；忠实地

△

Colobus

/'kɒləbəs/

monkey

(非洲产)疣猴，髯猴II---IVWildlifeprotection单项选择1.Itseemedthathewas______losinghislife.Luckily,hewas______intheend.A.inthedangerof;outofdangerB.indangerof;outofdanger;C.inthedanger;outofthedanger;D.indangerof;outofthedanger;2.Moreattentionshouldbe___equipmentinourfactorysothatwecanincreaseourproductionA.paidtoimproving;Bpaidtoimprove;CtakedtoimproveD.takentoimproving;3.Hewasata______whattosaytotheteacher’squestion----obviouslyhewas_____inthoughtjustnow.A.loss;losing;B.loss;;lost;Closing;lost;D.lost;loss;4.Haveagoodrest,andyouneedto_____yourenergyforthetennismatchthisafternoon.A.leave;B.reserve;C.hold;D.get;5.Twothirdsofthearea______withgreengrassortalltrees.A.iscovered;B.arecovered;C.iscovering;D.arecovering;6.Hasthedoctorsuggested_______closeattentiontoyourownhealth?Ayoupaying;Byourpay;C.youpaid;D.youtopay;7.Lucyhadtocallataxibecausetheboxwas_______tocarryallthewayhome.A..muchtooheavy;B.toomuchheavy;C.heavytoomuch;D.tooheavymuch;8.Wecan’tfigureoutthereasonformoreandmoreanimals_____.Aaredyingout;B.diedout;C.arediedout;D.dyingout9.Thewinterof1990wasextremelybad._______,mostpeoplesayitwastheworstwinteroftheirlives.A.Atlast;B.Infact;C.Inaword;D.Asaresult;10.----Whyhaveyoucometoworkonfoottoday?-----Well,mybike______andIhatetakingacrowdedbus.A.hasbeenrepaired;Bisrepairing;C,willberepaired;D.isbeingrepaired;11.---Haveyoumovedintothenewhouse---Notyet.Therooms_______.A.arebeingpainting;B.arepainting;C.arepainted;D.arebeingpainted;12.ThisisTed’sphoto.Wemisshimalot.He___whentryingtosaveachildinanearthquakeA.killed;BiskilledC,waskilled;D,waskilling13.Mary’spalefacesuggestedthatshe___illandherparentssuggestedshe___adoctor.A.shouldbe;shouldsee;B,was;see;C,.be;seeing;D.was;wouldsee14.Anewcinema______here.Theyhop