Unit 2 Wildlife Protection 寒假练-2025-2026学年人教版高中英语必修第二册

Unit 2 Wildlife Protection 寒假练--2025-2026学年人教版高中英语必修二 一、单句语法填空：本大题共10小题，每题1分，满分10分。 1. illegal 2. to protect 3. to establish intention 4. for 5. extinction 6. threatens 7. at 8. removal 9. unusual 10. reduction 二、完成句子：本大题共5小题，每题2分，满分10分。 11. As global warming occurs 12. As long as effective measures are taken it is not difficult for humans 13. Only when we learn to exist in harmony with nature will we no longer 14. that is why we should raise our awareness of protecting them/that is why we should increase our awareness of protecting them/that is why we should heighten our awareness of protecting them 15. are being taken 三、阅读理解：本大题共15小题，每题2.5分，满分37.5分。 16. D 17. A 18. C 19. B 20. C 21. D 22. A 23. B 24. C 25. C 26. D 27. A 28. B 29. D 30. C 四、阅读七选五：本大题共5小题，每题2.5分，满分12.5分。 31. E 32. D 33. C 34. A 35. F 五、完形填空：本大题共15小题，每题1分，满分15分。 36. D 37. B 38. A 39. B 40. C 41. C 42. A 43. D 44. A 45. C 46. B 47. D 48. C 49. A 50. B 六、书面表达：本大题共1小题，每题15分，满分15分。 51. Dear Alan, Delighted to know that you are interested in the poster design competition about wildlife protection, Iˈm writing to tell you some detailed information. The competition is held for the purpose of promoting the importance of wildlife protection. The poster with the following would be good. A simple, interesting, and attractive title is important for a good poster. Besides, it is a wise choice to use a vivid image to show the significance of wildlife protection. Whatˈs more, a powerful slogan will make the work more effective and impressive. If you want to participate in the competition, remember to submit your work by January 30th to Englishclub@163.com. Yours, Li Hua 【解析】 16~18. . 本文是一篇应用文。文章介绍了四位以研究动物而著称的科学家。 16. 细节理解题。根据Charles Darwin部分中的“In 1831...a long voyage around the world...called this idea‘natural selectionˈ．”可知，查尔斯·达尔文是在一次航海旅行中发现了“自然选择”这一想法。 17. 推理判断题。根据Jane Goodall部分中的“She discovered that chimpanzees can make and use simple tools.”可推知，珍·古道尔发现黑猩猩非常聪明。 18. 细节理解题。根据Luis and Walter Alvarez部分中的“They found...destroyed the dinosaursˈ habitats.”可知，路易斯和沃尔特两父子发现，一些不明物体袭击了地球，破坏了恐龙的栖息地，这导致了恐龙的灭绝。 19~22. 【文章大意】本文主要讲的是非洲的长颈鹿面临着悄然消失的问题，问题出现的原因以及可行的解决方法。 19. 词句猜测题。根据第二段划线句子前面的It is a huge tragedy and it's been sort of a silent disappearance（静静地消失）以及后文的Until now the disappearance of the animals has not been observed closely.可知人们没有注意到长颈鹿的消失。可以推测划线处意为“注意到”，故选B。 20. 细节理解题。根据第三段The reasons are all due to the effect of people, whether it's people causing loss of habitat for the species, hunting the species for food or harvesting for medicine or for wood.（所有的原因都是由于人类的影响，无论是人类造成了物种栖息地的丧失，还是捕猎物种以获取食物，或收获药物或木材）可知，长颈鹿数量的减少主要是人破坏了其栖息地，故选C。 21. 细节理解题。根据最后一段的Some of the ideas that work include community involvement and tourism.可知，在非洲能帮助长颈鹿的是吸引更多的游客到非洲去，故选D。 22. 标题判断题。通读文章可知，这篇文章主要是讨论非洲的长颈鹿悄然消失，人们很少注意，所以最合适的标题应该是选项A（在非洲，长颈鹿面临着悄然消失的问题），故选A。 23~26. 【解题导语】雪豹濒临灭绝，面临非法捕猎和栖息地丧失的威胁，保护者和科学家采取多种措施保护它们，国际社会也参与其中。 23. 【解析】考查细节理解。根据第一段中的“The main threats they face are illegal hunting ... and the loss of their icy habitats due to climate change”可知，雪豹数量减少的主要原因是非法捕猎以及由于气候变化导致的栖息地丧失，故选B项。A项“食物不足和森林破坏”；C项“天敌和水污染”；D项“气候变化和过度捕猎”。 24. 考查细节理解。第二段描述了Bhandari博士的团队如何解决牧民与雪豹之间的冲突，包括“building fences around livestock to keep leopards out, and establishing a program that pays herders for any animal lost to snow leopards”，即建立围栏保护牲畜，并为牧民因雪豹而损失的牲畜支付费用，C项“Provide money as payments for lost livestock”是文中的“pays herders for any animal lost to snow leopards”的同义替换。 25. 考查细节理解。根据第三段中的“Scientists also use advanced technology to ... their needs” 可知，科学家使用先进技术监测雪豹并理解它们的需求，故选C项。 26. 考查推理判断。读题：题目问“作者写这篇文章的目的是什么？”A项“为了描写雪豹在山中的日常生活”。B项“为了批评非法的毛皮交易伤害雪豹”。C项“为了介绍Bhandari博士关于雪豹的科学研究”。D项“为了鼓励（人们）支持雪豹保护工作”。解题：通读全文可知，文章旨在强调保护雪豹的重要性，介绍了雪豹面临的威胁（非法捕猎和栖息地丧失）、牧民与雪豹的冲突及解决方法。这清楚地表明作者希望鼓励人们支持保护雪豹的工作。故选D项。 27~30. 【语篇解读】本文是一篇说明文。文章主要告诉大家在给野生动物拍照时应该注意的问题。 27. 细节理解题。根据第四段中“Change the flash of your camera... start shooting.”可知，给动物拍照时，关掉闪光灯，这样当你开始拍摄时，动物就不会被吓到或惊讶了。这种方式展现了对野生动物的尊重。故选A。 28. 细节理解题。根据倒数第二段中“Consider the weather; some animals do not go out... not only the wild but also the darkness.”可知，要拍摄动物的照片，提前考虑天气和拍照时间是必要的。故选B。 29. 推理判断题。根据最后一段“An adventure in the wild will make you very excited... then maybe you should consider visiting the zoo instead.”可知，野外探险会让你非常兴奋。然而，你应该做好充分的准备，要有专家做支持，而且要得到拍照的许可证。因而可推知，给野生动物拍照会有危险。故选D。 30. 写作意图题。根据第一段“You may be attracted by pictures of animals in the wild... you may want to consider the following tips or rules.”并结合全文可知，本文主要是告诉大家在给野生动物拍照时应该注意的问题。因而，本文的写作目的是给大家一些建议。故选C。 31~35. 语篇解读  这是一篇说明文。文章介绍了四种帮助动物的方法。 31. 根据空后句“So they need you to help them.”可知，前后句为因果关系。结合E项“有时这些小生物无法帮助自己”可知，因为它们无法自救，所以需要你的帮助。故选E。 32. 根据小标题“Volunteer at the local animal shelters”以及空后句“You can do the simplest things such as feeding animals or taking dogs for a walk.”可知，设空处内容跟“在当地动物收容所做志愿者”有关。D项“你不必有任何帮助动物的特殊技能”照应了小标题和空后句。故选D。 33. 根据小标题“Report any form of animal abuse”以及空前句“Donˈt keep silent.”可知，我们要举报任何形式的虐待动物的行为，不要保持沉默。C项“让别人知道那个人是如何对待动物的”既照应了小标题，又承接了空前句。故选C。 34. 空处为小标题。根据下文“It is one of the easiest ways... eat that steak.(这是减少对动物产品需求最简单的方法之一。虽然肉尝起来很美味，但想想为了吃到那块肉排，动物是如何被杀死的。)”可知，为了减少对动物产品的需求，我们最好吃植物性食物。故选A。 35. 根据小标题“Stop buying items that contain animal products”可知，F项“每个人都应该避免任何包括皮革或毛皮的东西”照应小标题，符合语境。故选F。 36~50. 【文章大意】这是一篇记叙文，讲述加拿大的一只母驼鹿误入Koch家的泳池并被困其中，Koch通过向警察和野生动物保护组织求救，帮助驼鹿从泳池脱险的故事。 36. 句意：上个月，Koch去做早餐，发现一个意想不到的客人正使用他的游泳池。A.formal正式的；B.ordinary普通的；C.familiar熟悉的；D.unexpected意外的。根据下句中A large moose(驼鹿) was swimming in the deep end以及常识可知，一只驼鹿误入Koch家的泳池，因此它是位不速之客。故选D。 37. 句意：一头大驼鹿被裹在太阳罩里，在深水区游来游去。A.abandoned遗弃；B.wrapped裹住，缠绕；C.replaced重置；D.forbidden禁止。根据空后in the solar cover以及第二段中trying to get free可知，此处是指“被困”，即“被裹住”。故选B。 38. 句意：我往后院看了看，那头驼鹿非常惊慌，挣扎着。A.panicked使惊恐；B.depressed使抑郁；C.excited使兴奋；D.confused使困惑。根据空后and struggling以及第二段下文中trying to get free可推知，驼鹿当时非常惊恐，奋力挣扎。故选A。 39. 句意：她踩在了太阳能罩上，把脚伸了进去，拼命地想挣脱出来。A.on在上面；B.through通过；C.off远离；D.from从。根据句中She stepped on the solar cover以及trying to get free可推知，驼鹿踏在太阳能罩上，必然是脚踩进去而导致被困。故选B。 40. 句意同上。A.narrowly勉强地；B.likely可能地；C.desperately拼命地；D.unwillingly不情愿地。根据语境以及句意可知，驼鹿被卡住，肯定是拼命地想要逃脱出来。故选C。 41. 句意：但是，他还是第一次如此印象深刻地看到动物。A.Therefore因此；B.Besides除了还有；C.However然而；D.Additionally额外。根据上句Koch has noticed more wildlife around his home in Ottawa.以及空后he had never seen an animal   (42)   impressive before可知，此处表示转折，应用副词however。故选C。 42. 句意同上。A.this如此；B.well好；C.almost几乎；D.rather相当。结合空后impressive before以及上文描述可知，this用作副词，表示“非常，如此”，相当于so，修饰形容词impressive。故选A。 43. 句意：他冲到外面，把可怜的驼鹿的太阳罩扯了下来，这只驼鹿继续在游泳池里划水，事实证明它是一个惊人的游泳高手。A.clever聪明的；B.lucky幸运的；C.attractive有吸引力的；D.poor可怜的。由第二段中She stepped on the solar cover and put her foot   (39)   it and she was   (40)   trying to get free.以及常识可知，驼鹿不小心掉进游泳池，挣扎着想出去，所以看上去很可怜。故选D。 44. 句意同上。A.proving证明是；B.indicating表明；C.drawing画画；D.explaining解释。从句中who continued paddling around the pool以及to be a surprisingly skilled swimmer可知，驼鹿一直在泳池里游着，所以由此证明它游泳游得不错。故选A。 45. 句意：这只野生驼鹿似乎很难找到从游泳池出来的路，所以Koch打电话给警察和野生动物服务机构，看他们能否帮忙。A.donate捐赠；B.raise举起；饲养；C.give给；D.call打电话。根据句意以及常识可知，此处指驼鹿无法游出游泳池，所以打电话给专业部门请求帮助。give sb a hand帮助……，固定短语，符合语境。故选C。 46. 句意：她在外面看起来非常伤心，我妻子说，“我想拥抱她。”A.lift电梯；B.embrace拥抱；C.smile微笑；D.glance看一眼。根据句中She looked so pitifully sad out there以及语境可知，妻子动了恻隐之心，所以想拥抱安慰一下这只被困的母驼鹿。故选B。 47. 句意：野生动物服务部门的工作人员本打算把她带到一个更安全的地方，但他们无法做到，直到她离开水。A.remove移走；B.improve提高；C.take拿走；D.manage设法（做成某事）。根据句中Workers from wildlife services intended that they would get her to a safer spot以及but可知，前后句表示转折，所以此处指他们没有做到打算做的事情。故选D。 48. 句意：最棒的是，在三个半小时后，她从浅滩爬了出来，跳过了围栏。A.watched out小心；B.broke out 爆发；C.climbed out爬出；D.stood out杰出。根据空后of the shallow end and jumped over the fence以及常识可知，驼鹿从泳池的浅水处逃离泳池后跳过篱笆。故选C。 49. 句意：驼鹿毫发无损地逃了出来，但Koch的泳池却并非如此——池底现在有两个蹄子大小的洞。A.escaped逃跑；B.participated参加；C.hesitated犹豫；D.insisted坚持。根据倒数第二段中The best thing that happened was that after 3.5 hours she   (48)   of the shallow end and jumped over the fence可知，驼鹿在未受伤的情况下成功逃脱了。故选A。 50. 句意同上。A.surface表面；B.bottom底部；C.branch树枝；D.water水。根据空前but the same can't be said for Koch's pool—which now has two hoof-sized holes以及语境可知，Koch家的泳池就没有未受伤的驼鹿那么幸运，因为驼鹿为了逃跑不停挣扎，泳池的底部留下了两个蹄子大小的破洞。故选B。 第1页，共1页 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ Unit 2 Wildlife Protection 寒假练--2025-2026学年人教版高中英语 必修二 一、单句语法填空：本大题共10小题，每题1分，满分10分。 1.While the region is home to some endangered species, it is at risk of destruction from human activities like the            (legal) wildlife trade. 2.The temperatures will reach as high as 42℃ in many places, so people should take measures            (protect) themselves against the summer heat. 3.Governments intend            (establish) new protected areas this year; their main            (intend) is to protect habitats for endangered species like snow leopards. 4.We are strongly opposed to using animals             scientific experiments. 5.Engaged in wildlife protection, we are always racing against the speed of wildlife            (extinct). 6.As a result of climate change, melting sea ice            (threat) the living environment of polar bears. 7.Sea level is continuing to rise             an alarming rate, endangering communities around the world. 8.The            (remove) of the old bridge was necessary to make way for the new construction project. 9.Though it is not            ​ (usual) for species to die out naturally, the rate at which this is now happening is cause for concern. 10.The            ​(reduce) in air pollution has significantly improved the quality of life in the city. 二、完成句子：本大题共5小题，每题2分，满分10分。 11.随着全球气候变暖，北极熊的栖息地遭到了一定程度的破坏。（as）           , the habitat of polar bears has been damaged to a certain extent. 12.只要采取有效措施，人类不难看到白鱀豚从濒危物种名单中除名。（as long as，it作形式主语，measure）           ,             to see the Yangtze River Dolphin is removed from the endangered species list. 13.只有当我们学会和大自然和谐共处时，我们才不再是野生生物和地球的威胁。（部分倒装，exist，harmony）            be a threat to wildlife and the earth. 14.野生动物在自然界中扮演着重要的角色，那就是我们应该增强对它们的保护意识的原因。（that is why ...，awareness）Wild animals play an important part in nature;           . 15.人们正在采取措施以确保野生生物的栖息地得到良好保护。Measures            to make sure the wildlife habitats are well protected. 三、阅读理解：本大题共15小题，每题2.5分，满分37.5分。 A Charles Darwin In 1831, the English scientist, Charles Darwin，sailed off on a long voyage around the world.He saw the ways animals adapted to where they lived.Darwin thought that animals that do not adapt soon die out.He called this idea “natural selection”．Darwinˈs scientific discovery is the unifying theory of the life sciences, explaining the diversity of life.Darwin has been described as one of the most influential figures in human history. Jane Goodall The English zoologist, Jane Goodall, has observed chimpanzees in Tanzania, Africa, for more than 40 years.She discovered that chimpanzees can make and use simple tools.Before that, scientists thought that only humans could do this.Her observations have changed how scientists understand both chimpanzees and humans.Considered to be the worldˈs foremost expert on chimpanzees, Goodall is best known for her over 55-year study of wild chimpanzees. Karl von Frisch The German zoologist, Karl von Frisch, discovered the secret language of honey bees.He saw that some bees did a strange dance when they returned to the hive (蜂房).He realised that the dance was a way to show other bees where to fly to find food.His theory was proved to be true many years later after his book The Dancing Bees was published. Luis and Walter Alvarez The American father and son team, Luis and Walter Alvarez, made an important discovery that could explain why dinosaurs became extinct.They found that something hit the Earth and destroyed the dinosaursˈ habitats.In 1980 Alvarez and his son “uncovered a disaster that literally shook the Earth and is one of the great discoveries about Earthˈs history”． 16.Charles Darwin discovered the idea of “natural selection”________． ( ) A. at the zoo B. in the library C. when he was old D. during a long trip 17.What did Jane Goodall find about chimpanzees？( ) A. They were very clever. B. They were very strong. C. They looked like humans. D. They could play simple games. 18.What led to dinosaurs dying out according to Luis and Walter Alvarez？( ) A. Climate change. B. Human activities. C. Their homesˈ being ruined. D. Their lacking enough food. B      The giraffe is the tallest animal on land. These beautiful creatures are one of the best-known species in Africa. They are known for their very long necks, long legs and the brown and white patterns that cover their bodies.     Craig Hilton-Taylor is head of the Red List program. He says in 1985, there were between 152,000 and 163,000 giraffes. But now, the number of them has fallen to about 98,000. "It is a huge tragedy and it's been sort of a silent disappearance that we just really haven't detected until now." Fifty years ago, groups of giraffes usually had 20 to 30 animals in them. Now, observers are only seeing six animals in a group. Until now the disappearance of the animals has not been observed closely. One reason could be that giraffes live in a wide area across Africa.     What is causing this decrease? Hilton-Taylor says, "The reasons are all due to the effect of people, whether it's people causing loss of habitat for the species, hunting the species for food or harvesting for medicine or for wood."      He says pollution and the effects of climate change are just a few of the other problems affecting the species. Some people are moving into protected areas where giraffes and other animals live because of a lack of rain that affects food production. Sometimes the graceful, plant-eating animals are killed for their meat. Also, civil wars in Africa make it more difficult to protect the animals.     Hilton-Taylor says giraffes can be helped. "It's not too late, and we can turn things around." Some of the ideas that work include community involvement and tourism. Tourism, for example, provides jobs for local people. He also says there needs to be a giraffe action plan put in place to observe and survey the animals across the continent of Africa. Hilton-Taylor adds that finding answers to the problems people face, like drought linked to climate change, food shortages and civil unrest, will provide answers for people to help giraffes. 19.What does the underlined word "detected" mean? A. Changed. B. Noticed. C. Doubted. D. Confirmed. 20.Why is the number of giraffes decreasing? A. They are being killed in the wars. B. Drought makes them lack drinking water. C. People are polluting their habitats. D. Giraffes have fewer plants to feed on. 21.How can giraffes be helped in Africa? A. By recording the action of giraffes across Africa. B. By solving the problem caused by global warming. C. By learning about the habits of giraffes. D. By attracting more tourists to Africa. 22.Which might be the most suitable title for the passage? A. Giraffes face silent disappearance in Africa. B. Giraffes are already becoming endangered. C. Giraffes face various difficulties in their life. D. Giraffes can be saved from being endangered. C High in the snowy peaks of the Himalayas and Central Asia wander the snow leopards—animals with thick, spotted fur and piercing eyes. Often called the “ghosts of the mountains”, these animals are now facing extinction, with only 4, 000-6, 500 individuals left in the wild. The main threats they face are illegal hunting for their fur, which is sold at high prices on the black market, and the loss of their icy habitats due to climate change. To change the reduction in numbers, conservationists like Dr. Amina Bhandari are working tirelessly to protect both the snow leopards and the communities that share their mountain homes. “For generations, herders(牧人) have seen snow leopards as a threat to their livestock(牲畜),” explains Dr. Bhandari. “When a snow leopard kills a sheep or goat, herders lose their means of earning money, so they often kill the leopards.” To deal with this conflict, her team applies two key strategies: building fences around livestock to keep leopards out, and establishing a program that pays herders for any animal lost to snow leopards. “This way, herders no longer see leopards as enemies but as part of their shared environment,” she says. Scientists also use advanced technology to monitor snow leopards and understand their needs. Cameras hidden in the mountains catch rare images of these shy animals, while GPS collars track their movements across their living space. The collected data helps identify important habitats that need protection and allows researchers to value the impact of conservation efforts. “Snow leopards are predators(捕食性动物), and their presence shows a healthy ecosystem,” Dr. Bhandari notes. “Protecting them means protecting the entire mountain chain.” Despite the challenges, there is hope. International groups like the Global Snow Leopard and Ecosystem Protection Program have united 12 countries to cooperate on conservation. “Every snow leopard we save is a step toward balancing nature and human life,” Dr. Bhandari says. “We have a responsibility to make sure these animals continue to wander around their mountain homes for generations to come.” 23.Which is the reason for the snow leopardsˈ drop in numbers? A. Lack of food and forest destruction. B. Illegal hunting and habitat loss. C. Natural predators and water pollution. D. Climate change and overhunting. 24.What does Dr. Bhandariˈs team do to help herders and snow leopards live together peacefully? A. Teach herders to legally hunt snow leopards. B. Move herders and livestock to new areas. C. Provide money as payments for lost livestock. D. Kill snow leopards attacking livestock. 25.How do the scientists collect the data? A. By identifying habitats. B. By hiding in the mountains. C. By using high-tech skills. D. By interviewing the herders. 26.What is the authorˈs purpose of writing this text? A. To describe snow leopardsˈ daily life in the mountains. B. To criticize the illegal fur trade for harming snow leopards. C. To introduce Dr. Bhandariˈs scientific research on snow leopards. D. To encourage support for snow leopard protection efforts. D You may be attracted by pictures of animals in the wild. You might have imagined yourself taking pictures of animals that are seldom seen in the city. If you do get that chance, you may want to consider the following tips or rules. First of all, a lot of professional photographers give respect (尊重) to these animals and the environment they are in. Just remember that you should respect the animals and the environment in case these animals bite or attack you. Keep in mind that you are taking pictures of real, live, wild animals. A wild animal may bite to protect itself. You must be aware while taking their pictures and be gentle in all your movements. Do not feed the animals, or interact (互动) with animals that are sleeping or caring for their young. Change the flash of your camera to natural light, so the animals will not be frightened or surprised when you start shooting. Animals do not react well when they are surprised. Be very patient. Make sure you are aware of the changes in behavior of the animal and its emotions. Be familiar with the animalsˈ natural habitat. Now if those rules are clear, it is time for planning. Consider the weather; some animals do not go out when it is raining while some animals love the rain. Therefore, a little research on the weather will not hurt. You should consider taking pictures after sunrise and before sunset. Now if the animal is active at night, then you should prepare to fight against not only the wild but also the darkness. An adventure in the wild will make you very excited. However, you should be well prepared, have experts to back you up, and also a permit (许可证) for doing the photo shoot. If you do not have any of these, then maybe you should consider visiting the zoo instead. 27.What should you do to show respect to the wildlife? ( ) A. Turning off the flash. B. Caring for their babies. C. Feeding them whenever you want. D. Interacting with them when they are sleeping. 28.What should you consider before taking pictures with the wildlife? ( ) A. Food and water. B. Weather and time. C. Emotions and safety. D. Place and transportation. 29.What can we infer from the last paragraph? ( ) A. Most animals love being taken photos of. B. We have to go to the zoo to take photos. C. Only experts have a permit to take photos. D. There is danger while taking photos with wild animals. 30.What is the authorˈs purpose in writing the text? ( ) A. To advertise a zoo. B. To do some research. C. To give some advice. D. To introduce some wildlife. 四、阅读七选五：本大题共5小题，每题2.5分，满分12.5分。 Animals are living creatures and most of us often forget about this. Although they canˈt speak our language, they can understand us. But some people treat them badly. Being stronger than them doesnˈt mean that humans have the right to treat them badly.   (31)  So they need you to help them. You donˈt have to spend money, though. Here are a few ways you can contribute to animal welfare. Volunteer at the local animal shelters If you canˈt give money to animal shelters, you can visit a local animal shelter and offer your help.    (32)  You can do the simplest things such as feeding animals or taking dogs for a walk. Report any form of animal abuse If you know someone hits their pets to death or doesnˈt feed them for weeks, report abuse. No one has the right to abuse animals or leave them hungry or sick. Donˈt keep silent.    (33)    This way, you may save the lives of those poor animals.   (34)  It is one of the easiest ways to reduce the demand for animal products. While meat tastes delicious, think of how one animal is killed so that you can eat that steak. Stop buying items that contain animal products Break a habit of buying things that contain animal products. Many beauty items, especially face creams, lotions and lipsticks, contain animal products. So be sure you donˈt buy them.  (35)  Animals deserve to live their lives free from abuse, pain and suffering. They are sensitive, emotional, and intelligent. They are living creatures that need our help. Donˈt neglect them. A．Have a plant- based diet B．Feed wild animals and birds C．Let others know how that person treats animals. D．You donˈt have to have any special skills in helping animals. E．Sometimes these little creatures canˈt help themselves. F．Everyone should avoid anything that includes leather or fur. G．Itˈs also important that you teach your children to be kind to animals. 五、完形填空：本大题共15小题，每题1分，满分15分。 Last month, Koch went to make breakfast and found a(n)   (36)   guest using his pool. A large moose(驼鹿) was swimming in the deep end,   (37)   in the solar cover(太阳能覆盖膜).     "I looked out in the backyard and there's the moose absolutely   (38)   and struggling," Koch told The Dodo. "She stepped on the solar cover and put her foot   39)   it and she was   (40)   trying to get free."     Koch has noticed more wildlife around his home in Ottawa.   (41)  , he had never seen an animal   (42)  impressive before. He rushed outside and pulled the solar cover off the   (43)   moose, who continued paddling around the pool,   (44)   to be a surprisingly skilled swimmer.     The wild moose seemed to be having trouble finding her way out of the pool, so Koch called the police and wildlife services to see if they could   (45)   a hand. "She looked so pitifully sad out there that my wife said, 'I want to give her a(n)   (46)  .'"     Workers from wildlife services intended that they would get her to a safer spot, but they couldn't   (47)   it until she was out of the water. "The best thing that happened was that after 3.5 hours she   (48)   of the shallow end and jumped over the fence," Koch said.     The moose   (49)   unscratched, but the same can't be said for Koch's pool—which now has two hoof-sized holes in the   (50)  . 36.A. formal B. ordinary C. familiar D. unexpected 37.A. abandoned B. wrapped C. replaced D. forbidden 38.A. panicked B. depressed C. excited D. confused 39.A. on B. through C. off D. from 40.A. narrowly B. likely C. desperately D. unwillingly 41.A. Therefore B. Besides C. However D. Additionally 42.A. this B. well C. almost D. rather 43.A. clever B. lucky C. attractive D. poor 44.A. proving B. indicating C. drawing D. explaining 45.A. donate B. raise C. give D. call 46.A. lift B. embrace C. smile D. glance 47.A. remove B. improve C. take D. manage 48.A. watched out B. broke out C. climbed out D. stood out 49.A. escaped B. participated C. hesitated D. insisted 50.A. surface B. bottom C. branch D. water 六、书面表达：本大题共1小题，每题15分，满分15分。 51.假定你是校英语俱乐部负责人李华，下周俱乐部将举办关于野生动物保护的海报设计大赛，交换生 Alan 对此很感兴趣，并写邮件咨询比赛的相关信息。请你给他回复电子邮件，内容包括： (1)大赛目的； (2)作品要求（如标题、内容等）； (3)提交方式（Englishclub@163.com）及截止日期。 注意：(1)写作词数应为80个左右； (2)开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数。 参考词汇：the poster design competition海报设计大赛；slogan n.标语；口号 Dear Alan, ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Yours, Li Hua 第1页，共1页 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $