概要写作 练习1 2023届高考英语专项训练

高考专练 概要写作专练 1 (1) Is Tom Really the Natural Enemy of Jerry? I've seen such scenes for many times - some cats are not interested in catching mice, and even seem genuinely afraid of mice. How can a natural hunter be like this? Are mice really more aggressive now? Actually, it is mainly dependent on the cat. Some cats hunt and kill, others play with prey before killing it, and some, like mine, scamper up the stairs wailing at their own shadow. All cats, like people, have personalities and preferences. Moreover, it has much to do with the environment whether a cat is a qualified mice hunter. When cats live indoors and are not exposed to hunting or game, they may ignore mice. While they have natural hunting instincts, most cats are not professional mice hunters. Cats which live in a house are usually well-fed and will only pursue mice for fun. That is to say, if the cat is fed, curiosity is the only motivation to deal with a moving creature. Cats are known for their insatiable (无法满足的) curiosity, after all. However, curiosity-driven cats have lightning-fast reflexes and frequently leap before they realize why, especially if something resembles the way a snake moves. Most of the time, it's not that the cat is afraid of such creatures. They may never see one if they've always been in the house. If they've never seen one, they're correct to be suspicious Cats are highly apprehensive of other creatures that could damage or kill them. Rats, on the other hand, are even more dangerous. A giant rat is not a prey that a cat would pursue. The rats' bite could injure or infect the cat with a deadly disease. Cats are intelligent when deciding which target to follow and which to avoid. What can we do to naturally keep away from mice? Regarding which cat is the best for hunting mice, the cat breed is unimportant. A shelter cat which had previously lived outside is a good choice. Get two of them, but ensure you are feeding them and providing them with medical treatment rather than sim