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1、 信息匹配:请将野生动物信息与相对应的保护建议进行配对
A. Take measures to supervise(监管)
Ask the factory workers not to pour waste water into the lakes or rivers nearby.Organize the people to clean the rivers and lakes around the city.
B. Plant trees
Plant more trees so that the animals can live and hide in the forests. Take measures to forbid people from killing the wild animals.
C. Improve weather condition
Encourage actions to slow down global warming. Try to save the sea ice in the North Pole(北极).
D. Protect natural area
Build up a Xizangan Antelopes natural area in Xizang Plateau(青藏高原). Try to educate and advise the people not to wear Shahtoosh.
E. Keep the seas and oceans clean
Ask people not to pollute seas and oceans. The government should take measures to punish those who polluted the seas and oceans. Do what we can to make the beaches clean and beautiful.
F. Rebuild some places
Rebuild some places that are fit for pandas to live in. Try to protect the pandas that have survived the earthquake.
(1)、Some giant pandas died in the big earthquake in Sichuan. Their homes are destroyed in the earthquake.(2)、Many rivers and lakes are circled into fields. So there is no environment for Chinese Alligators(扬子鳄) to live. So there are fewer of them now.(3)、People like to wear the Shahtoosh(羚羊绒) in western countries. So many Xizangan Antelopes(藏羚羊) are killed for their fur. Now Xizangan Antelopes are endangered.(4)、Since many trees are cut down, tigers have no place to hide and people can kill them easily.(5)、Nowadays seas and oceans are polluted by people and factories. Ships throw rubbish and other waste things into them. So there are fewer and fewerYangtze River dolphins(白鳍豚) now. -
2、 短文填空:阅读短文,并从 A-F中选出适当的句子填入原文。
A. But studying the seafloor is difficult.
B. This tool can"guess" what the seafloor is like.
C. The videos showed different kinds of sea lions.
D. Upon their return, the cameras provided 89 hours of video footage(素材).
E. This habit meant the scientists could easily get the cameras back.
F. They give us a window into the world that we haven't seen before.
Australian sea lions are endangered. Their numbers have dropped by over 60%in the last 40 years. Scientists wanted to study the seafloor to learn more about how sea lions use different areas of the seafloor to gather food.
Underwater robots are expensive. They often move slowly, and they can't go everywhere. So scientists came up with a good idea—— attaching (固定 )cameras to sea lions. The sea lions could cover large areas of the seafloor quickly, and go deep into places that humans can't reach.
The scientists chose 8 healthy adult female (雌性) sea lions from two different groups. They chose females because they would soon return to land to feed their babies.
After finishing their activities in the deep sea, the sea lions would return to the seashore to rest. The videos recorded the seafloor in places that had never been seen before. The scientists were able to know about 6 different types of seafloor environments.
Using the information from the videos, the scientists developed a special tool. The scientists now can use the tool to predict exactly what the seafloor is like, even in areas that haven't been studied.
Thanks to the sea lions, the scientists now have a better idea about the kinds of areas used by these endangered animals and where these areas can be found. As one of the researchers said,""
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3、 阅读理解:从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项
Have you seen Jackie Chan's shark protection poster at Hong Kong Ocean Park?Its slogan"I'm FINished WITH FINS" asks us to say no shark fin(鱼翅) soup. Do you know how it's made? Fishermen catch sharks, cut off their fins and throw the injured(受伤的) sharks back into the sea. Unable to swim, the sharks slowly die——a cruel practice known as"finning".
Why should we care about sharks? Scientifically, sharks are important for a healthy ocean. They are at the top of the food chain. They usually eat old, sick, or slower fish. This helps control the populations of other animals and keeps the species they hunt strong and healthy. If shark numbers drop too low, it can cause unexpected problems throughout the ocean's ecosystem, breaking the balance(平衡).
However, sharks are now in great danger. It is reported that around 70 million sharks are caught and traded globally every year. The numbers of some shark species have dropped by over 90 percent in the last 20 to 30 years.
The good news is that awareness is growing. Environmental groups worldwide are teaching the public about the problem. Some governments have made laws to control the shark fin trade. Furthermore, scientists report that shark fins have no special nutritional(营养) value. Protecting sharks is actually about understanding that every creature, even the shark, has a valuable role in the blue planet we all share.
(1)、What is"finning" according to paragraph one?A、A way to cook shark fin soup. B、A method of studying shark behaviour. C、The technique of catching shark. D、The act of cutting off fins of sharks.(2)、What is the main idea of Paragraph 2?A、The dangerous image of sharks in our daily life. B、The population of different species in the ocean. C、The scientific importance of sharks in the ecosystem. D、The reason why sharks are at the top of the food chain.(3)、How many sharks might be caught and traded in two years according to the report?A、Around 70 billion. B、About 70 million. C、90 million. D、About 140 million.(4)、Which of the following is NOT mentioned as an effort to protect sharks?A、Making laws to control the shark fin trade. B、Scientific research on sharks' special value. C、Building special hospitals for injured sharks. D、Teaching the public by environmental groups.(5)、Where can we probably read this passage?A、In a travel guide about oceans. B、On a science and nature website. C、In a business and trade magazine. D、In a book about cooking seafood. -
4、 阅读理解:从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项
Many think saving endangered animals is a job for scientists in faraway forests.But the truth is, our actions in the city can make a real difference. The challenge is learning to share our urban(城市的) home with wildlife and changing our daily habits.
Change starts with personal choices. The idea is simple:"No buying, no killing."When we stop buying products from endangered animals, we cut off the reasons for hunting them. Also, being a responsible tourist means never buying wildlife souvenirs(纪念品) or hurting animals for photos. Our smart choices help reduce the illegal(违法的) hunting.
Communities can create safer spaces. A great example happened in Shenzhen. A team found a protected wild snake trapped in(困在) an old fishing net in a city reservoir. People from a rescue center saved it. After care, the healthy snake was successfully put back into a protected forest. This shows that with teamwork, we can directly help animals even in our city.
City planning plays a big part. Shenzhen is building more parks and green ways,like the"Mountains-Sea Corridor(通道)." These green spaces act as"life highways"for birds and small animals, letting them move and find food in the city. Protecting animals is about keeping our urban ecosystem healthy and balanced for everyone.
Protecting endangered animals is a shared responsibility that connects our daily lives, community actions, and city's green future. When we all play our part, people and wildlife can live peacefully together.
(1)、How can our personal choices help protect animals?A、By making more wildlife souvenirs. B、By building larger farms for them. C、By not buying the wildlife products. D、By taking more photos with them.(2)、What happened to the wild snake found in Shenzhen according to paragraph 3?A、It was sent to a zoo for exhibition. B、It was rescued and returned to nature. C、It was protected and fed by scientist. D、It was kept in a rescue center forever.(3)、Why do Shenzhen build more green spaces?A、To provide spaces for small animals. B、To help make the city cooler in summer. C、To create more space for outdoor activities. D、To make the city more beautiful for people.(4)、According to the passage, which of the following may the writer agree?A、Urban people share the duty of wildlife protection. B、Saving the animals in Shenzhen is the most important task. C、Urban development should be stopped to protect wildlife. D、People in cities can also help protect animals in daily life.(5)、What is the structure of this passage?A、①/②/③④/⑤ B、①/②/③④/⑤ C、①②/③④/⑤ D、①/②③④⑤ -
5、 阅读理解:从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项
Last summer, a piece of exciting news spread through our school: a Bryde's whale(布氏鲸) had appeared in Dapeng Bay, right in Shenzhen! I had always thought of our city as a place of tall buildings, but this made me realize we also live by the sea.On weekends, my classmates and I joined the crowds at the seaside, hoping to have a look.
There it was! A dark, smooth back would break the surface, followed by a spray of water. We watched, breathless, as it hunted. It swam in slow circles, gathering fish.Then, it would open its huge mouth, eating them in one go. Seabirds flew around it,trying to catch the fish that ran away. It looked so powerful and free. We gave it a name: Xiao Bu. For over a month, watching Xiao Bu online and hoping to see it became part of my daily life. It felt like we shared a secret with the city.
Then, one day, the news turned sad. Xiao Bu was found dead. Some said it might have been hit by a boat. I felt a deep loss. I had imagined it swimming happily back to the deep ocean one day, not ending like this. I learned that a whale's death in nature,called a"whale fall", can feed countless sea creatures for a hundred years, its life continuing in a different way.
The story of Xiao Bu changed me. That whale connected me to the ocean in a wayI never expected. Now, whenever I look at the sea, I remember that we share this home with amazing animals. It is our responsibility to protect them and their home, so that such a sad goodbye doesn't happen again.
(1)、What did the news make the author think of?A、Shenzhen was filled with tall buildings. B、Shenzhen is a coastal city too. C、Dapeng Bay has a good environment. D、People should go to see the whale.(2)、What was the whale doing when people watched it?A、Sleeping on the surface. B、Playing with other whales. C、Hunting for fish in circles. D、Jumping high out of the water.(3)、How did the writer most likely feel when hearing about Xiao Bu's death?A、Surprised and scared. B、Angry and disappointed. C、Sad and deeply sorry. D、Uninterested and calm.(4)、What lesson did the author learn from Xiaobu's story?A、We must protect animals and our shared home. B、Setting up sea protection areas is very necessary. C、The death of Xiaobu was a natural thing in the ocean. D、People should learn how to say goodbye to the whales.(5)、What is the best title for the passage?A、The Life of a Bryde's Whale B、An Amazing Animal in Dapeng Bay C、How to Protect Our Oceans D、A City's Connection with a Whale -
6、 完形填空:从所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项

In early 2026, a documentary(纪录片 ) called"Return to the Wild" touched millions of hearts online. It told the real and emotional 1 between a painter named Li Weiyi and a wolf named Green.
The most unforgettable 2 was their goodbye. Green seemed to understand that Li Wei yi was human, a species he could not fully trust. But, she was also the"mother" who 3 him. He stopped and looked back at her one last time, but didn't come closer. He finally turned and walked into the wilderness 4 .
The film also showed a 5 fact. In a small shop, there was a coat made from wolf fur. This shocking scene, along with the report of 620 wolf skins, served as a strong 6 for the public. It made people see the cruel(残忍的) results of hunting. This powerful film played a key role in the decision to 7 wolves. Finally, in2020, wolves became a national second-level protected animal in China.
Li Weiyi' s story teaches us about respect and love. She started as a painter 8 a wildlife expert. Her journey shows that one person's courage can make a big difference. Green's call from the wild is not just for his family,but for all of us to think 9 .
We share this planet with all living things. To protect endangered animals is to protect our own future. We must act wisely before more voices from the wild 10 forever.
(1)A 、 joke B 、 story C 、 movie D 、 music(2)A 、 moment B 、 place C 、 reason D 、 process(3)A 、 punished B 、 created C 、 raised D 、 praised(4)A 、 happily B 、 angrily C 、 slowly D 、 fortunately(5)A 、 humorous B 、 cheerful C 、 surprising D 、 boring(6)A 、 present B 、 warning C 、 prize D 、 game(7)A 、 forget B 、 sell C 、 protect D 、 hunt(8)A 、 as well as B 、 instead of C 、 because of D 、 according to(9)A 、 carelessly B 、 beautifully C 、 deeply D 、 quickly(10)A 、 disappear B 、 decrease C 、 change D 、 continue -
7、 The painter used many (传统艺术技法) when he created this landscape painting.
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8、 The old wall painting (被破坏) the bad weather years ago.
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9、 My mother (把面团变成) different shapes when she makes dumplings every Spring Festival.
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10、 He finished reading the long novel (一口气的工夫).
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11、 If you walk in the mountain, you can (穿越木桥) and feel at one with nature.
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12、 We can see many beautiful wall paintings and sculptures (在接下来的几个世纪里).
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13、 People from (各行各业) came to see the original painting in one exhibition.
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14、 The great painter (画一个草图) first before he created the original painting of landscape paintings.
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15、 She made up her mind to learn painting and (开始从事)it last year.
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16、 Many artists (致力于) promoting traditional arts and protect our culture at present.
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17、 The longer you stay up, the (bad) it is for your health.
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18、 During the exam, we are required (check) our answers carefully.
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19、 The beauty of this small town (hide) in its quiet streets and warm people.
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20、 It is widely believed that this ancient building is one of the greatest (masterpiece) of ancient architecture.