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专题06 云南北移亚洲象群平安回归栖息地
听力选择题
1.Where is the elephants’ home?
A. Xishuangbanna.
B. Yuanjiang.
C. Pu’er
2.How many people tracked the elephants on the ground?
A.8.
B.14.
C.24.
3. Who is Zhang Li?
A. A local wildlife expert.
B. A college professor.
C. An engineer.
4. What caused the ‘islanding’ of elephants’ habitats?
A. The monitoring of residents.
B. The overprotection of wildlife experts.
C. Large-scale human engineering developments.
听力填空题
After a long 17-month journey that made 1 2 , China's famous herd of wandering elephants appears to finally beheading home.
The 14 Asian elephants of various sizes and ages were guided across the Yuanjiang river in Yunnan on Sunday night and a path was being made for them to 3 to their 4 5 in Xishuangbanna.
As of Sunday night, the herd was still in Yuanjiang County, about 200 km from the reserve. The elephants' return completes a journey of more than 500 km that 6 the country. The highlights of their trip included the birth of a calf in Pu'er in November; causing more than6.8 m yuan-worth of damage; and going viral for 7 8 9 .
In June, it was showed that the herd slept in а forest outside a village. When they started moving again, more than 410 10 11 , 374 vehicles and 14 drones were 12 , providing the animals with more than two tonnes of elephant food.
The elephants were also 13 and kept away from 14 15 by а team of eight people, who tracked them on the ground and by drone for 24 hours a day.
Local wildlife experts have been unable to point out the reason why the herd decided to move. But Zhang Li, a 16 of animal protection at Beijing Normal University, said, Large-scale human 17
18 have caused the ‘islanding’ of elephants’ habitats. "
"This meant the traditional spaces between humans and elephants are 19 20 , and the