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PAGE课时作业13Ⅰ.Fast­reading1.Matchthefollowingparagraphswiththeirmainideas.①Para.1A.Whatwecangetfromwildlifeprotection②Para.2B.Whyweneedwildlifeprotection③Paras.3&4C.Agoodexampleofwildlifeprotection2.Whatdoesthepassagetellus?A.Itisaboutsomeprotectionofwildlife.B.Itisaboutajourneyofaflyingchair.C.ItisaboutDaisy'swonderfulexperiencewithsomeanimals.D.Itisaboutaflyingcarpet'sstory.答案1.①B②C③A2.CⅡ.Careful­readingReadthetextcarefullyandchoosethebestanswer.1.WhydidelephantsusetobeanendangeredspeciesinZimbabwe?A.Touristshuntedtoomanyelephants.B.Farmershuntedthemwithoutmercy.C.Thegovernmentencouragedfarmerstohuntthem.D.Theirlivingenvironmentwasseriouslypolluted.2.Whatcanbeinferredfromtheelephant'swords“Haveyoucometotakemyphoto”?A.Itthinksitselfabeautifulanimal.B.Elephantsarefriendlytohumanbeings.C.Moneyfromtouristswenttothelargetourcompanies.D.Nowmanymoretouristscometotakeitsphotosratherthanhuntit.3.AntelopesinTibetbecomeendangeredbecause________.A.theyarekilledbyotheranimalsforfoodB.theenvironmentisbadlypollutedC.peoplekillthemtousetheirfurD.theirfoodchain(食物链)iscutoff4.Itcanbelearnedfromthetextthat________.A.theZimbabwegovernmentdidagoodjobinsavingtheelephantsB.therainforestproducesdrugsthataregoodformillipedeinsectsC.thefarmersalsogotsomemoneyfromtouristsaftertheWWFhelpedD.mosquitoeshelpprotectmonkeysfrommillipedeinsects5.ItcanbeinferredfromthetextthatnextDaisywould________.A.goandbuyaflyingcarpetB.workwithWWFtohelpwildlifeC.laughoverwhatshehadexperiencedD.crybecauseshecouldnotmakehernewdrug答案1.B2.D3.C4.A5.BⅢ.SummaryOnedayagirlcalledDaisydreamedastrangedream.She__1__(fly)toTibetinaflyingcarpetandtalkedwithanantelope.Thesadantelopetoldherthatthey__2__(hunt)becausetheirfurcanbeusedtomakesweatersforpeople__3__her.Inseveralyearstheymayall__4__(go).Later,DaisywastakentoZimbabwewhereshetalkedwithanelephantandlearned__5__(happy)thatthefarmerstherenolongerhuntedthen.That's__6__thegovernmentdecidedtohelpandallowedthetourcompaniestobring__7__(tour)totheareatotakephotosortohunt.Andtheysetthenumberof__8__(animal)tobehunted.Asaresult,farmersmadealotofmoney.Atlast,Daisyarrivedatathickrainforestwhereamonkeytoldherthatithadfoundamillipedeinsectandrubbeditover__9__(it)bodytopreventmosquitoes.Themonkeyalsotoldher,“Norainforest,noanimals,nodrugs.”__10__itwasonlyadream,Daisyhadlearnedsomuch.答案1.flew2.werehunted3.like4.begone5.happily6.because7.tourists8.animals9.its10.Though/Although阅读理解AGeorgeWatfordworksattheAmericanSocietyforthePreventionofCrueltytoAnimals(ASPCA)inNewYorkCity.Hegetssomeunusualphonecalls.Oneday,hegotacallaboutamountainlionlivinginasmallbuilding.“Wedidn'tbelieveit,”Watfordsaid.“Butwhenwewentoutthere,sureenough,therewasamountainlionsittingatthefrontwindowlookingoutatus.”Thebigcat'sownerknewthathisneighborswereunhappyabouttheanimal.Hedidn'ttrytostopustakingitaway.Inoneyear,theASPCAtookin9,459differentanimals,notcountingcatsanddogs.Thatnumberincludesalotofrabbitsandmonkeys,buttheASPCAhasalsotakenmanyotherexotic(外来的)petsfrompeople'shomes.Theseanimalscan'tbesetfreeintothewildbecausetheywouldn'tsurvive.TheASPCAtriestofindhomesfortheminzoosorspecialareasforanimals.It'sagainstthelawtosellwildanimalsinNewYorkCity.Manybuildingsdon'tevenallowdogsandcats,nottomentionmoreexoticanimals.Still,theASPCAtakesawaymostoftheexoticanimalsnotbecauseofcomplaints(怨言),butbecausethepet'sownerneedshelp.Alovelybabylionorbearwillfinallygrowuptobedangerous.“Whentheybite(咬人),itisn'tbecausetheyhateyou.It'sbecausethey'rewildanimals,”saidexoticanimalexpertKathiTravers.Traversisquicktogivespeechesagainstraisingwildanimalsaspets.Toooftenpeoplethinkthatcaringforawildanimalisthesameascaringforadogoracat.“Toloveananimalisnotenough,”Traverssaid.“Therehastoberespect(敬重),andrespectisnottakingananimal,stickingitinalittlecage,andexpectingtheanimaltobehappy.”1.Whenhegotthecall,Watfordfelt________.A.excited B.surprisedC.fearful D.angry2.Whenitfindsanexoticanimalinthecity,theASPCA________.A.keepsituntilitgrowsupB.setsitfreeintothewildC.helpsfinditahomeD.sellsittoazoo3.WhatcanweinferfromParagraph3?A.Pets'ownerscan'treallycontrolawildanimal.B.Ababywildanimalbehavesbadlyathome.C.Wildanimalshavetheirjoyandanger.D.Awildanimaloftendestroysahome.4.Thelastparagraphiswrittentoshowthat________.A.ittakesefforttocareforawildanimalB.keepingwildanimalsaspetsisunwiseC.wildanimalsarehappyinbigspacesD.wildanimalscanbedangerous答案与解析本文是一篇说明文。文章主要讲解并描述了纽约有许多人将野生动物当宠物养。1.B细微环节理解题。依据第一段的Wedidn'tbelieveit可知,Watford感到很惊异。2.C细微环节理解题。依据其次段的TheASPCAtriestofindhomesfortheminzoosorspecialareasforanimals.可知ASPCA还要帮这些动物找一个家。3.A推理推断题。依据第三段的...butbecausethepet'sownerneedshelp.Alovelybabylionorbearwillfinallygrowuptobedangerous.可知,将野生动物当成宠物养的人有时会受到宠物的威逼。由此可推想,养宠物的人并不能完全驾驭或限制野生动物。4.B段落大意题。该段首句为主题句,由此可知,该段主要想说明野生动物不适合当宠物养。BNolaisa41­year­oldnorthernwhiterhino(犀牛)thatlivesattheSanDiegoZooSafariParkinEscondido,California.Sheisoneoftheonlyfourremainingnorthernwhiterhinosintheworld,andtheonlyoneinthewesternpartoftheearth.TheotherthreeliveinKenya(肯尼亚).Rhinoshavelivedonearthformorethan40millionyears,buttheyarenowattheriskofdyingout.Huntersillegallyhuntrhinosfortheirhorns(角),whichareusedforart,jewellery,anddecorations.Theysellthehornsforthousandsofdollarsperpound,thoughitisnotallowedbylaw.Rhinohornsarealsoprizedasakeypartintraditionalmedicine,eventhoughscientifictestshaveproventhatthehornscannotcureillnesses.Expertssaythateveryeighthours,onerhinowillbehunted.Scientistsaretryingtofindwaystopreventrhinosfromdyingout.In1975,theSanDiegoZooInstituteforConservationResearchstartedtheFrozenZoo,aprogrammethroughwhichresearchershavecollectedcellsamples(细胞样品)frommorethan8,000differentanimalspeciesuntilnow,includingthenorthernwhiterhino.Scientistshopethatbystudyingtherhinocells,theywillgaingreaterunderstandingofthespecies,andwillfindwaystoincreaseitsnumber.JeanneLoringworkswiththeFrozenZoo.Loring'sresearchfocusesonpluripotentstemcells(多能性干细胞),whicharecellsthatcanrenewandbecomeanycelltype.Loring'slabatTSRIisworkingtogetherwithscientistOliverRyderoftheSanDiegoZootousepluripotentstemcellstotrytoincreasethenumberofthenorthernwhiterhino.Loringsaidthegoalistostartproducingnewrhinosthroughthismethodoverthenextcoupleofyears.5.Whatcanweknowaboutnorthernwhiterhinos?A.Theycanliveaverylonglife.B.Theirhornshavebeenusedtosavelives.C.Theyhavebecomeseriouslyendangered.D.Theymainlyliveinthewesternpartoftheearth.6.Whatcausedthedecreaseinthenumberofwhiterhinos?A.Humanactivities.B.Seriouspollution.C.Theterribleweather.D.Thedisappearanceoftheirfood.7.WhatwastheFrozenZoostartedfor?A.Studyingthelifeoftheanimals.B.Collectingcellsamplesfromplants.C.Offeringtourist

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