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Unit 6 Living with nature 单元话题(自然和谐共生)首字母填空进阶练12篇
说明:此专题分三个难度层次,基础入门训练<进阶拓展训练< 能力综合实践,老师根据学生实际情况进行针对性难度训练。
基础入门训练4篇
Dear Diary,
Today our science teacher gave us an important lesson about the forces of n 1 . We learned a lot about different natural d 2 , such as earthquakes, typhoons and wildfires.
The teacher explained the c 3 and effects of these events clearly. For example, a typhoon usually brings strong winds and heavy rain. It can blow down trees and d 4 houses. Then, we watched a video about a terrible earthquake. It happened so s 5 that many people got hurt.
Later, we discussed how to keep s 6 during an earthquake. If we are indoors, we should hide u 7 a strong desk and hold on to it tightly. If we are outside, we should run to an open space as fast as p 8 .
We cannot control the earth, but we can p 9 for the worst. It is highly necessary for us to remember these safety t 10 .
Yours,
Li Hua
【答案】
1.nature/ature 2.disasters/isasters 3.causes/auses 4.destroy/estroy 5.suddenly/uddenly 6.safe/afe 7.under/nder 8.possible/ossible 9.prepare/repare 10.tips/ips
【导语】本文是李华的一篇日记,讲述科学老师讲解自然力量相关知识,包括自然灾害的成因、影响及地震时的安全防护方法。
1.句意:今天我们的科学老师给我们上了一节关于自然力量的重要课程。 需要一个名词,结合首字母n及“typhoons and wildfires”可知,此处指“自然的力量”,填名词nature。
2.句意:我们了解了很多不同的自然灾害,比如地震、台风和野火。 需要一个名词。由“earthquakes, typhoons and wildfires”可知是“自然灾害”,different后接可数名词复数,填disasters。
3.句意:老师清楚地解释了这些事件的原因和影响。 需要一个名词做宾语。与effects影响并列,结合首字母c,指“原因”,填causes。
4.句意:它能吹倒树木,摧毁房屋。 需要一个动词作谓语。情态动词can后接动词原形,结合“blow down trees”与首字母d,指“摧毁”,填destroy。
5.句意:它发生得如此突然,以至于很多人受伤。 需要一个副词做状语。修饰动词happened,结合首字母s,指“突然地”,填suddenly。
6.句意:后来,我们讨论了地震时如何保持安全。 该处需要一个形容词。“keep+形容词”表“保持某种状态”,结合首字母s,指“安全的”,填safe。
7.句意:如果我们在室内,应该躲在结实的桌子下并紧紧抓住它。 需要一个介词。结合首字母u,指“在……下面”,填under。
8.句意:如果我们在室外,应该尽快跑到开阔地。 考查固定短语。“as...as possible”是固定搭配,表“尽可能……”,结合首字母p,填possible。
9.句意:我们无法控制地球,但可以为最坏情况做准备。情态动词can后接动词原形,结合“for the worst”与首字母p,“prepare for”表“为……做准备”,填prepare。
10.句意:对我们来说,记住这些安全提示非常必要。 these后接可数名词复数,结合首字母t,指“提示”,填tips。
根据首字母提示完成短文。
Have you ever been to Dongting Lake? It’s famous as “800-li Dongting Lake”. Dongting Lake is in the n 1 part of Hunan Province. It is normally about 2,800 square kilometres in s 2 . It is one of the five largest freshwater (淡水的) lakes in China.
Every year thousands of t 3 from all over the world come to Yueyang in order to enjoy the beautiful scenery (景色) around Dongting Lake.
With the development of society, p 4 Dongting Lake has become a hot topic. In fact, people of Yueyang are trying to improve the environment of the lake. On the one hand, the government set up East Dongting Lake National Nature Reserve in 1982. It p 5 a good place for birds and rare animals. East Dongting Lake National Nature Reserve is also h 6 to Yangtze finless porpoises and more than 200 rare milu deer, both under first-class protection in China. On the other hand, factories mustn’t put waste water into the lake.
Now that it is cleaner, Dongting Lake is attracting large n 7 of birds. More than 280,000 waterbirds live t 8 the winter at Dongting Lake. Fishes are living in the clean water. It will be great fun if people take a b 9 tour on the lake, watch birds, listen to the waves, go f 10 and taste delicious fish dishes in the nature reserve.
【答案】
1.(n)orthern 2.(s)ize 3.(t)ourists 4.(p)rotecting 5.(p)rovides 6.(h)ome 7.(n)umbers 8.(t)hrough 9.(b)oat 10.(f)ishing
【导语】本文介绍了洞庭湖的地理位置、面积、每年吸引的游客数量,以及人们为保护洞庭湖环境所做的努力和取得的成果,还描述了在洞庭湖游玩能进行的有趣活动。
1.句意:洞庭湖位于湖南省北部。根据语境和首字母提示可知,此处表达洞庭湖在湖南省的北部,应用形容词“northern 北部的”修饰名词“part”。故填(n)orthern。
2.句意:它的面积通常约为2800平方公里。根据“about 2,800 square kilometres”可知,此处描述的是洞庭湖的面积,“in size”表示“在面积方面”,是固定搭配。故填(s)ize。
3.句意:每年都有成千上万来自世界各地的游客来到岳阳,欣赏洞庭湖周围的美景。根据“from all over the world come to Yueyang in order to enjoy the beautiful scenery around Dongting Lake”可知,很多来自世界各地的人来到岳阳欣赏洞庭湖美景,结合首字母提示,这些人应该是游客,“tourist 游客”是可数名词,由“thousands of”可知,此处应用复数形式。故填(t)ourists。
4.句意:随着社会的发展,保护洞庭湖已经成为一个热门话题。根据后文“In fact, people of Yueyang are trying to improve the environment of the lake.”可知,岳阳的人们正在努力改善洞庭湖的环境,所以此处表达的是保护洞庭湖成为热门话题,“protect 保护”是动词,此处应用其动名词形式“protecting”作主语。故填(p)rotecting。
5.句意:它为鸟类和珍稀动物提供了一个好地方。根据“a good place for birds and rare animals”可知,此处表达的是东洞庭湖国家自然保护区为鸟类和珍稀动物提供了一个好地方,“provide sth. for sb.”表示“为某人提供某物”,是固定搭配,阐述的是事实,句子时态是一般现在时,主语是第三人称单数,故填(p)rovides。
6.句意:东洞庭湖国家自然保护区也是长江江豚和200多只珍稀麋鹿的家园,它们都受到中国的一级保护。根据“to Yangtze finless porpoises and more than 200 rare milu deer”可知,此处表达的是东洞庭湖国家自然保护区是长江江豚和珍稀麋鹿的家园,“home 家园”是名词,符合语境。故填(h)ome。
7.句意:现在它更干净了,洞庭湖正吸引着大量的鸟类。根据“Now that it is cleaner”可知,洞庭湖更干净了,所以会吸引大量的鸟类,“large numbers of”表示“大量的”,是固定搭配。故填(n)umbers。
8.句意:超过28万只水鸟在洞庭湖过冬。根据“live...the winter”可知,此处表达的是水鸟在洞庭湖度过冬天,“live through”表示“度过”,是固定搭配。故填(t)hrough。
9.句意:如果人们在自然保护区乘船游览、观鸟、听浪、钓鱼、品尝美味的鱼菜,将会非常有趣。根据“tour on the lake”可知,此处表达的是在湖上乘船游览,“take a boat tour”表示“乘船游览”,是固定搭配。故填(b)oat。
10.句意:如果人们在自然保护区乘船游览、观鸟、听浪、钓鱼、品尝美味的鱼菜,将会非常有趣。根据“go...and taste delicious fish dishes”可知,此处表达的是在自然保护区钓鱼,“go fishing”表示“去钓鱼”,是固定搭配。故填(f)ishing。
Nowadays, “green living” has become a hot topic around the world. It’s very important for us to protect the e 1 we live in. Here are some simple things we can do in our daily life.
First, we should r 2 waste. We can use both sides of the paper to save trees. We can take cloth bags when we go shopping instead of using plastic ones. We should also say no to d 3 chopsticks and cups to cut down white pollution.
Second, we should learn to s 4 waste into different groups. Recyclable things like waste paper, plastic bottles and glass can be sent to recycling centres. In this way, we can make full use of natural r 5 and reduce pollution at the same time.
Third, we should save energy in our daily life. Remember to turn off the lights and taps when we don’t use them. We can take the bus or ride bikes instead of driving cars, which can help r 6 air pollution.
Fourth, we should take a 7 to spread the idea of green living. We can tell our family and friends the importance of protecting the environment. We can also join in some volunteer activities, like picking up litter in the park or p 8 trees in the hills.
Many people think protecting the environment is a big thing, but in fact, it’s j 9 something that everyone can do easily. Even a small action can make a big d 10 to our earth. Let’s start from now on!
【答案】
1.environment 2.reduce 3.disposable 4.separate 5.resources 6.reduce 7.action 8.planting 9.just 10.difference
【导语】文章主要讲述了“绿色生活”已成为全球热门话题,强调保护环境的重要性,并从减少浪费、分类垃圾、节约能源、传播理念等方面介绍了在日常生活中可以采取的简单环保措施,呼吁大家从现在开始行动起来保护环境。
1.句意:对我们来说,保护我们所生活的环境非常重要。根据前文提到green living以及protect,可知这里说的是保护我们生活的“环境”,所以填environment。
2.句意:首先,我们应该减少浪费。后文提到用纸张两面、用布袋购物等,这些都是“减少”浪费的行为,所以填reduce。
3.句意:我们还应该对一次性筷子和杯子说不,以减少白色污染。由“cut down white pollution”可知是拒绝使用“一次性”筷子和杯子,所以填disposable。
4.句意:其次,我们应该学会将垃圾分成不同的类别。根据“into different groups”可知是把废物“分类”,所以填separate。
5.句意:通过这种方式,我们可以充分利用自然资源,同时减少污染。回收利用可回收物能充分利用自然资源,所以填resources。
6.句意:我们可以乘坐公共汽车或骑自行车,而不是开车,这有助于减少空气污染。乘坐公交或骑车能“减少”空气污染,所以填reduce。
7.句意:第四,我们应该采取行动来传播绿色生活的理念。take action to do sth.意为“采取行动做某事”,所以填action。
8.句意:我们也可以参加一些志愿者活动,比如在公园捡垃圾或在山上植树。plant trees是“种树”,or连接并列成分,picking是动名词形式,所以这里plant也用动名词形式,所以填planting。
9.句意:许多人认为保护环境是一件大事,但事实上,这只是每个人都能轻松做到的事情。结合语境,保护环境其实“只是”每个人都能轻易做到的事,所以填just。
10.句意:即使是一个小小的行动也能对我们的地球产生很大的影响。make a difference to意为“对……有影响”,所以填difference。
The Amazon Rainforest is the world’s b 1 rainforest. It covers 6 m 2 s 3 kilometres. It is in South America, covering countries like Brazil, Peru, and Colombia. You can find many kinds of l 4 plants and animals there.
We must remember that nature is important to us. We need to measure the d 5 of lakes and the height of mountains to understand our world better. It is not c 6 to see such a large forest anywhere else. So it is a true natural w 7 . Everyone should take action to protect the natural environment so that animals and plants can s 8 safely. Let’s learn more about geography. Then we can explore this u 9 world and stand at the t 10 of it!
【答案】
1.biggest/iggest 2.million/illion 3.square/quare 4.living/iving 5.depth/epth 6.common/ommon 7.wonder/onder 8.survive/urvive 9.unique/nique 10.top/op
【导语】本文介绍了亚马孙雨林的地理概况、生态价值,呼吁大家保护自然环境,学习地理、探索广阔世界。
1.句意:亚马逊雨林是世界上最大的雨林。根据“the world’s”可知,比较范围为全世界,用形容词big“大的”的最高级biggest“最大的”。
2.句意:它占地600万平方公里。million“百万”,与具体数字连用时,不加-s。
3.句意:它占地600万平方公里。square kilometres“平方公里”,表示面积。
4.句意:你可以在那里找到许多种类的有生命的植物和动物。living“有生命的”,形容词,修饰plants and animals。
5.句意:我们需要测量湖泊的深度和山脉的高度,以便更好地了解我们的世界。与“山脉的高度”对应的,应该是“湖泊的深度”,depth“深度”。
6.句意:在其他地方看到如此大的森林并不常见。下文指出这是真正的自然奇观,所以并不常见,common“常见的”。
7.句意:所以这是一个真正的自然奇观。natural wonder“自然奇观”,前面有a,名词用单数。
8.句意:每个人都应该采取行动保护自然环境,使动植物能够安全生存。此处保护自然环境的目的——动植物能够安全生存,survive“生存”,情态动词can后用动词原形。
9.句意:然后我们可以探索这个独一无二的世界,站在它的顶端!unique意为 “独特的、独一无二的”,贴合全文地理探索的主题。
10.句意:然后我们可以探索这个独一无二的世界,站在它的顶端!stand at the top of“站在……顶部”。
进阶拓展训练4篇
阅读下面短文,根据首字母提示补全单词,使短文完整、通顺。每空限填一词。
Major Snow, the 21st solar term of the year, marks the start of midwinter. During Major Snow, the t 1 falls greatly, and there may be more snow. Farmers welcome the snow, because when fields are c 2 with snow, the snow acts like a blanket (毛毯) that traps warmth in the soil, so h 3 is less likely to be lost. In this way, crops are protected from cold frost. Even i 4 the snow melts, it can also provide enough water for the g 5 of some winter crops in spring.
The s 6 season is also perfect for sports like skiing or skating. There are many such places for natural snow and ice in the n 7 part of China. For example, Heilongjiang and Jilin provinces often have heavy snow in November, leaving rivers and lakes f 8 , which makes ice sports common.
Though we have much interest in playing with snow, we should pay attention to respiratory (呼吸的) i 9 . When it’s Major Snow, it is much colder and drier, so people should drink more water. We can also drink hot soup with ginger (生姜) and Chinese dates (枣) to fight a 10 the cold.
【答案】
1.temperature/emperature 2.covered/overed 3.heat/eat 4.if/f 5.growth/rowth 6.snowy/nowy 7.northern/orthern 8.frozen/rozen 9.illness/llness/illnesses/llnesses 10.against/gainst
【导语】本文讲述了大雪节气期间的气候特点、对农作物的影响、适合的冰雪运动以及人们在此期间的健康注意事项。
1.句意:在大雪期间,气温大幅下降,可能会有更多的雪。根据“falls greatly, and there may be more snow”可知,此处描述的是气温下降,结合首字母提示,应填temperature“温度”,不可数名词。故填temperature。
2.句意:农民们欢迎下雪,因为当田野被雪覆盖时,雪就像一条毛毯,将热量困在土壤中,所以热量不太可能流失。根据“the snow acts like a blanket (毛毯) that traps warmth in the soil”可知,此处指田野被雪覆盖,be covered with“被……覆盖”,固定短语。故填covered。
3.句意:农民们欢迎下雪,因为当田野被雪覆盖时,雪就像一条毛毯,将热量困在土壤中,所以热量不太可能流失。根据“traps warmth in the soil”可知,此处指热量不太可能流失,结合首字母提示,应填heat“热量”,不可数名词。故填heat。
4.句意:即使雪融化了,它也能为一些冬季作物在春天的生长提供足够的水分。根据“the snow melts, it can also provide enough water for the...of some winter crops in spring”可知,此处表示假设,即使雪融化了,也能为作物生长提供水分,结合首字母提示,应填if“即使”。故填if。
5.句意:即使雪融化了,它也能为一些冬季作物在春天的生长提供足够的水分。根据“provide enough water for the...of some winter crops in spring”可知,此处指为作物生长提供水分,结合首字母提示,应填growth“生长”,不可数名词。故填growth。
6.句意:雪季也非常适合滑雪或滑冰等运动。根据“season is also perfect for sports like skiing or skating”可知,此处指雪季适合冰雪运动,结合首字母提示,应填snowy“多雪的”,形容词作定语修饰名词season。故填snowy。
7.句意:在中国北方,有许多这样的天然冰雪之地。根据“Heilongjiang and Jilin provinces often have heavy snow”可知,黑龙江和吉林位于中国北方,结合首字母提示,应填northern“北方的”,形容词作定语修饰名词part。故填northern。
8.句意:例如,黑龙江和吉林省在11月经常下大雪,使河流和湖泊结冰,这使得冰上运动很常见。根据“leaving rivers and lakes...”可知,此处指河流和湖泊结冰,结合首字母提示,应填frozen“结冰的”,过去分词作宾语补足语。故填frozen。
9.句意:虽然我们对玩雪很感兴趣,但我们应该注意呼吸道疾病。根据“pay attention to respiratory (呼吸的)”可知,此处指注意呼吸道疾病,结合首字母提示,应填illness“疾病”,不可数名词;也可用其复数形式illnesses表示多种疾病。故填illness/illnesses。
10.句意:我们还可以喝姜和红枣的热汤来御寒。根据“fight...the cold”可知,此处指御寒,结合首字母提示,应填against“对抗”,fight against“对抗”,固定短语。故填against。
根据短文内容及首字母提示,填写所缺单词。
Hey, everyone. Have you heard of World Rainforest Day? It’s on June 22nd, and it’s like a big birthday party for the most amazing places on Earth—the rainforests.
Rainforests cover just 6% of the Earth’s surface but are h 1 to over half of all the world’s plants and animals. Imagine walking t 2 a rainforest, hearing the calls of colorful birds, spotting playful monkeys swinging from tree to tree, and seeing giant trees that r 3 for the sky. These places are not only beautiful but also i 4 . They’re often called the “lungs of the Earth” because they suck in carbon dioxide and p 5 oxygen (氧气) that we all need to live.
S 6 , these rainforests are in big trouble. Every day, huge areas of them are cut down for things like farming, logging, and building cities. If this c 7 , many amazing plants and animals will disappear.
But don’t worry—we can be rainforest heroes. We can start by using less paper and choosing products that don’t hurt the rainforests. Also, s 8 the word to our friends and family about how awesome rainforests are helps a lot.
On World Rainforest Day, there are cool things to do. Fun science projects about rainforests might be o 9 by schools, like making a mini rainforest in a jar. There are also tree- planting events. They are situations w 10 you can get your hands dirty and help grow new forests.
So, mark June 22nd on your calendar. Let’s join hands and show the world that we’re ready to protect these natural treasures.
【答案】
1.(h)ome 2.(t)hrough 3.(r)each 4.(i)mportant 5.(p)roduce/(p)rovide 6.(S)adly 7.(c)ontinues 8.(s)preading 9.(o)rganized/(o)rganised 10.(w)here
【导语】本文主要介绍了6月22日——世界雨林日。
1.句意:热带雨林仅占地球表面积的 6%,但却是世界上超过一半动植物的家园。根据“to over half of all the world’s plants and animals”及首字母提示可知,此处表达热带雨林是世界上超过一半动植物的家园,home“家”符合,故填(h)ome。
2.句意:想象一下,走在热带雨林中,听着五彩斑斓的鸟儿鸣叫,看到顽皮的猴子在树间荡来荡去,还看到高耸入云的参天大树。根据首字母提示可知,walk through“走过;穿过”,表示走过雨林。故填(t)hrough。
3.句意:想象一下,走在热带雨林中,听着五彩斑斓的鸟儿鸣叫,看到顽皮的猴子在树间荡来荡去,还看到高耸入云的参天大树。根据首字母提示可知,此处表示“树木向天空延伸/生长”,reach “到达,抵达”符合。故填(r)each。
4.句意:这些地方不仅美丽,而且重要。根据“They’re often called the ‘lungs of the Earth’ because they suck in carbon dioxide”及首字母提示可知,雨林很重要,important“重要的”符合。故填(i)mportant。
5.句意:它们通常被称为 “地球的肺”,因为它们吸收二氧化碳并产生/提供我们所有人生存所需的氧气。根据“oxygen (氧气) that we all need to live”可知是产生/提供氧气,produce“产生”/provide“提供”符合,句子为一般现在时,主语they为复数,动词用原形。故填(p)roduce/(p)rovide。
6.句意:遗憾的是,这些热带雨林正面临着巨大的麻烦。根据“these rainforests are in big trouble”可知,热带雨林面临麻烦是令人感到遗憾的事情,sadly“令人遗憾地”符合。故填(S)adly。
7.句意:如果这种情况继续下去,许多令人惊叹的动植物将会消失。根据“many amazing plants and animals will disappear”可知,如果这种情况继续下去,许多动植物会消失,continue“继续”,主语this为第三人称单数,谓语动词用三单形式。故填(c)ontinues。
8.句意:此外,向我们的朋友和家人传播热带雨林有多么美妙的消息也很有帮助。根据“the word to our friends and family about…”可知,此处表达传播热带雨林有多么美妙的消息,spread“传播”,动名词作主语。故填(s)preading。
9.句意:关于热带雨林的有趣科学项目可以由学校组织,比如在罐子里制作一个迷你热带雨林。根据“Fun science projects about rainforests might be…by schools”可知是由学校组织科学项目,organize/organise“组织”符合,此处为被动语态,空处用过去分词。故填(o)rganized/(o)rganised。
10.句意:这些情况下,你可以亲自动手,帮助种植新的森林。分析句子结构可知,此处为where引导的定语从句,表示“这些活动是可以亲自上手种树的场合”。故填(w)here。
根据短文内容及首字母提示,填写所缺单词,使短文意思完整,每空限填一词。
The natural world is filled with living things. Living things start out weak and small, and s 1 grow strong and big. You are a living thing. Flowers, grass and trees are living things, too. Bees, ants, dogs and cats—these are all living things.
All living things need food and water to s 2 . From these basic needs, living things get the strength to grow. Think about y 3 . If you are hungry, you need to eat. You eat fruit, vegetables, meat and fish. They can p 4 you with energy. You drink water every time you feel thirsty. Now think about a tree. W 5 a tree is hungry, it gets food from the soil (土壤). Trees drink water, too.
We are different in some ways, but all living things are connected. We are all on the same planet, and we depend on each other. If we pollute the rivers and oceans, fish may get s 6 or even die. Some birds l 7 on fish. If the birds eat these fish, they may die. This can have t 8 effects on ecosystems. Nature is a b 9 between all the living things on the planet. If one species (物种) dies off, then another species may die off, followed by another, and another...
We must a 10 now. We should respect the earth and protect all the living things on it.
【答案】
1.slowly/lowly 2.survive/urvive 3.yourself/ourself 4.provide/rovide 5.When/hen 6.sick/ick 7.live/ive 8.terrible/errible 9.balance/alance 10.act/ct
【导语】本文介绍自然界生物的特点、生存需求与相互联系,呼吁人们行动起来保护地球与所有生物。
1.句意:生物一开始弱小,然后慢慢变得强壮高大。根据前句“start out weak and small”以及首字母提示可知,生物从弱小到强大是一个渐进过程,此处指慢慢变得强壮高大,slowly“慢慢地”,副词。故填slowly。
2.句意:所有生物都需要食物和水来生存。根据“need food and water”以及首字母提示可知,食物和水是生物存活的基本条件,survive“生存,存活”,动词,to后接动词原形。故填survive。
3.句意:想想你自己。根据后文“If you are hungry, you need to eat.”以及首字母提示可知,此处是让读者从自身角度思考,yourself“你自己”,反身代词。故填yourself。
4.句意:它们可以为你提供能量。根据“eat fruit, vegetables, meat and fish”以及首字母提示可知,食物能给人提供能量,provide“提供”,动词,情态动词后接动词原形。故填provide。
5.句意:当一棵树饿了的时候,它从土壤里获取食物。根据句子结构和首字母提示可知,此处需要引导时间状语从句的连词,When“当……时”,连词,符合语境。故填When。
6.句意:如果我们污染河流和海洋,鱼可能会生病甚至死亡。根据“even die”以及首字母提示可知,污染先导致鱼生病,严重时会死亡,sick“生病的”,形容词。故填sick。
7.句意:一些鸟以鱼为食。根据后文“If the birds eat these fish, they may die.”以及首字母提示可知,此处是固定搭配,live on“以……为生”,动词短语;陈述事实,时态用一般现在时,主语为复数,动词用原形。故填live。
8.句意:这会对生态系统产生可怕的影响。根据“If the birds eat these fish, they may die.”以及首字母提示可知,这种破坏带来的影响是糟糕的,terrible“可怕的,糟糕的”,形容词。故填terrible。
9.句意:大自然是地球上所有生物之间的一种平衡。根据“If one species dies off, then another species may die off...”以及首字母提示可知,自然界存在稳定的平衡关系,balance“平衡”,名词。故填balance。
10.句意:我们现在必须行动起来。根据后文“We should respect the earth and protect all the living things on it.”以及首字母提示可知,此处指采取行动保护自然,act“行动”,动词,情态动词后接动词原形。故填act。
The Answer Is In the Trees
Dave Meko, a scientist at the University of Arizona, noticed that from 1999 to the following years it became drier and drier. And water levels in the huge Colorado River were d 1 rapidly. This was the beginning of a serious drought (干旱). Everyone began asking, “How long will it last?” Meko believed that he could find the answer in the trees. Meko is a tree-ring expert. He finds that these rings are nature’s r 2 of rainfall and climate change. Each year, a tree adds a new layer of wood. These layers look like a series of rings. During times of h 3 rainfall, a ring is wide. When there is a shortage of water, a ring is narrow.
Meko and his team quickly started a new research project. Their g 4 was to find out how long previous droughts lasted. The team collected as many old wood samples as possible. They tested wood samples from 1,200 years ago u 5 the present. When they examined the rings, the news about rainfall in the past was not good.
Meko’s research showed that the 20th century was an unusually wet time. Trees from this p 6 had wide, healthy rings. Rain was plentiful during that century. Millions of people moved to the region. Before that time, however, the rings showed that droughts happened on a regular basis (有规律地). In fact, drought was p 7 of the usual climate pattern. There were severe droughts in the 900s, the 1100s, and the late 1200s.
Human history seems to s 8 Meko’s findings. The native Anasazi lived in this area for hundreds of years, starting around 500 AD.They were farmers and depended on water to grow their crops. H 9 , at the end of the 13th century, the Anasazi suddenly left the area. Experts think it was because there was no longer enough water to farm. Meko’s tree rings clearly show a serious drought at that time.
How long will the current (当下的) drought l 10 ? Using nature’s clues from the past, experts predict that this drought may continue for another 50 years.
【答案】
1.dropping/ropping 2.record/ecord 3.heavy/eavy 4.goal/oal 5.until/ntil 6.period/eriod 7.part/art 8.support/upport 9.However/owever 10.last/ast
【导语】本文是一篇说明文,主要介绍了科学家戴夫·梅科通过研究树木年轮,发现科罗拉多河流域过去曾多次发生严重干旱,并结合人类历史(如阿纳萨齐人的迁徙)印证了这一规律,从而预测当前干旱可能还将持续数十年。
1.句意:巨大的科罗拉多河的水位正在迅速下降。根据“And water levels in the huge Colorado River were…rapidly.”结合语境和首字母提示可知,此处应填入drop的现在分词dropping,与空格前“were”构成过去进行时,作谓语,意为“下降”,指科罗拉多河的水位正在迅速下降。故填dropping。
2.句意:他发现这些年轮是自然界降雨和气候变化的记录。根据“He finds that these rings are nature’s…of rainfall and climate change.”结合前文语境和首字母提示可知,此处应填入record,名词,意为“记录”,指年轮是自然界降雨和气候变化的记录。故填record。
3.句意:在降雨充沛的时期,年轮会比较宽。根据“During times of…rainfall”和后文“When there is a shortage of water, a ring is narrow.”结合备选词可知,此处应填入heavy,形容词,作定语,修饰名词rainfall,意为“大量的,强烈的”,指在降雨充沛的时期,与后文“When there is a shortage of water”形成对比。故填heavy。
4.句意:他们的目标是找出以前的干旱持续了多长时间。根据“Their…was to find out how long previous droughts lasted.”结合语境和首字母提示可知,此处应填入goal,可数名词单数,作主语,意为“目标”,指研究团队的目标是找出以往干旱持续时间。故填goal。
5.句意:他们测试了1,200年前到现在的木材样本。根据“They tested wood samples from 1,200 years ago…the present.”结合首字母提示可知,此处应填入until,意为“直到……为止”,指样本时间范围从1200年前直到现在,表示时间跨度。故填until。
6.句意:这一时期的树木有着宽阔健康的年轮。根据前一句“Meko’s research showed that the 20th century was an unusually wet time.”和“Trees from this…had wide, healthy rings.”结合首字母提示可知,此处应填入period,意为“时期”,指20世纪这段时期。故填period。
7.句意:事实上,干旱是通常气候模式的一部分。根据前一句“Before that time, however, the rings showed that droughts happened on a regular basis (有规律地).”结合首字母提示可知,此处应填入part,意为“部分”,指干旱是该地区通常气候模式的一“部分”,说明其规律性。故填part。
8.句意:人类历史似乎支持Meko的发现。分析句子“Human history seems to…Meko’s findings.”,结合首字母提示可知,seem to do sth“似乎做某事”,固定搭配,此处应填入support,动词原形,意为“支持”,指人类历史支持Meko的发现。故填support。
9.句意:然而,在13世纪末,阿纳萨齐人突然离开了这个地区。根据前文“The native Anasazi lived in this area for hundreds of years, starting around 500 AD. They were farmers and depended on water to grow their crops.”和“… at the end of the 13th century, the Anasazi suddenly left the area.”可知,空格前后内容构成转折关系,结合首字母提示,此处应填入however,位于句首,表转折关系,意为“然而”符合语境。故填However。
10.句意:目前的干旱会持续多久?根据后一句“Using nature’s clues from the past, experts predict that this drought may continue for another 50 years.”结合首字母提示可知,此处应填入last,will后用动词原形,询问目前的干旱会持续多久。故填last。
能力综合实践4篇
The giant panda is one of the most handsome and beloved animals in the world, known for its black-and-white fur and gentle nature. In the past, they lived peacefully in the thick bamboo forests of southwest China, wandering without a care in the world and feeding on fresh bamboo shoots. However, as human activities expanded rapidly, their natural habitats shrank sharply, and they were f 1 to move to smaller, isolated areas to search for enough food.
Sadly, some greedy people once tried to s 2 pandas dead for their valuable fur, completely ignoring their true v 3 as a national treasure. Today, the situation has changed greatly. We make use of advanced t 4 , such as drones and cameras, to monitor pandas in the wild. Special workers are well t 5 to recognize each panda by its unique appearance and guide them in the right d 6 when they accidentally enter human villages or farmlands.
Thanks to these continuous efforts, great p 7 has been made in panda protection. The wild panda population has slowly i 8 , and they are no longer classified as an “endangered” species. This reminds us that protecting wildlife is protecting our own home.
【答案】1.forced/orced 2.shoot/hoot 3.value/alue 4.technology/echnology 5.trained/rained 6.direction/irection 7.progress/rogress 8.increased/ncreased
【导语】本文通过介绍大熊猫从生存困境到逐步恢复的历程,阐述了野生动物保护的重要性,展现了人类在保护濒危物种方面所做的努力与取得的成就,呼吁人们重视生态保护、守护共同家园。
1.句意:然而,随着人类活动迅速扩张,它们的自然栖息地急剧缩小,它们被迫搬到更小、更孤立的区域去搜寻食物。根据首字母“f”及被动语态结构“were+过去分词”可知,此处表示“被迫”,对应的单词为forced,构成固定搭配“be forced to do sth.”(被迫做某事)。
2.句意:可悲的是,一些贪婪的人曾经试图猎杀大熊猫以获取它们珍贵的皮毛,完全忽视了它们作为国宝的真正价值。根据首字母“s”及“pandas dead”的语境可知,此处表示“猎杀”,对应的单词为shoot,“shoot...dead”意为“射杀……”,“try to do sth.”后接动词原形。
3.句意:可悲的是,一些贪婪的人曾经试图猎杀大熊猫以获取它们珍贵的皮毛,完全忽视了它们作为国宝的真正价值。根据首字母“v”及“national treasure”的语境可知,此处表示“价值”,对应的单词为value,“true value”意为“真正的价值”。
4.句意:如今,情况发生了巨大变化。我们利用先进的科技比如无人机和摄像头,来监测野外的大熊猫。根据首字母“t”及“drones and cameras”的举例可知,此处表示“技术”,对应的单词为technology(不可数名词)。
5.句意:专业工作人员被充分训练,能够通过每只熊猫独特的外貌识别它们,并在它们误入村庄或农田时引导它们走正确的方向。根据首字母“t”及被动语态结构“are well+过去分词”可知,此处表示“训练”,对应的单词为trained,构成“be well trained”(被充分训练)。
6.句意:专业工作人员被充分训练,能够通过每只熊猫独特的外貌识别它们,并在它们误入村庄或农田时引导它们走正确的方向。根据首字母“d”及“guide them”的语境可知,此处表示“方向”,对应的单词为direction,“right direction”意为“正确的方向”。
7.句意:多亏了这些持续的努力,大熊猫保护工作取得了巨大的进步。根据首字母“p”及固定搭配“make progress”(取得进步)可知,此处表示“进步”,对应的单词为progress(不可数名词)。
8.句意:野生大熊猫的数量缓慢增长,它们不再被列为“濒危”物种。根据首字母“i”及现在完成时结构“has+过去分词”可知,此处表示“增长”,对应的单词为increased,体现数量上升的变化。
Kanas Lake in Xinjiang
Kanas Lake is a very b 1 place in Xinjiang, in the north-west of China. It is far from big cities, so the air is clean and the views are a 2 .
The lake is f 3 for its magic water. The colour of the water c 4 with the seasons and the weather. In spring, it is light green. In s 5 , it turns to a deep blue. When the sun shines, the lake l 6 like a big, shiny mirror. Around the lake, there are tall green trees, c 7 flowers, and high mountains. Many people say it looks like a painting.
When people visit Kanas Lake, they usually feel c 8 and happy. Some like to walk along the lake and t 9 photos. Others like to go boating on the water. The quiet and beautiful nature m 10 people forget their busy lives and feel relaxed.
【答案】
1.beautiful/eautiful 2.amazing/mazing/attractive/ttractive 3.famous/amous 4.changes/hanges 5.summer/ummer 6.looks/ooks 7.colorful/olorful/colourful/olourful 8.comfortable/omfortable/calm/alm 9.take/ake 10.makes/akes
【导语】本文是一篇说明文,主要介绍了新疆喀纳斯湖这一美丽且神奇的地方,包括其地理位置、湖水特色、周边景色以及游客的感受和活动等。
1.句意:喀纳斯湖是中国西北新疆一个非常美丽的地方。根据后文描述喀纳斯湖空气清新、景色迷人以及像一幅画等,可知这里是在说它很美,首字母b对应beautiful,形容词作定语。
2.句意:它离大城市很远,所以空气清新,景色令人惊叹/吸引人。前文提到离大城市远,结合语境可知景色应该是很棒的,首字母a对应amazing/attractive,形容词作表语。
3.句意:这个湖以其神奇的水而闻名。固定搭配“be famous for”表示“以……而闻名”,首字母f对应famous。
4.句意:水的颜色随着季节和天气的变化而变化。根据后文提到春天是浅绿色,夏天是深蓝色,可知水的颜色会变化,首字母c对应change。主语是“The colour of the water”,为第三人称单数,句子描述湖水颜色的动态特征,应用一般现在时,所以填changes。
5.句意:在夏天,它变成深蓝色。前文提到春天的情况,这里按照季节顺序,结合首字母s,应是summer。
6.句意:当太阳照耀时,这个湖看起来像一面巨大的、闪闪发光的镜子。固定搭配“look like”表示“看起来像”,主语the lake是第三人称单数,一般现在时中动词用looks,首字母l对应looks。
7.句意:在湖的周围,有高大的绿树,五彩缤纷的花朵和高山。根据“looks like a painting”可知景色很美,结合首字母c,应是形容花朵色彩丰富,colorful/colourful符合语境。
8.句意:当人们参观喀纳斯湖时,他们通常会感到舒适和快乐或平静和快乐。根据“happy”以及后文人们喜欢在湖边活动,可知这里是说人们感觉舒适或平静,首字母c对应comfortable/calm,形容词作表语。
9.句意:有些人喜欢沿着湖边散步并拍照。固定搭配“take photos”表示“拍照”,like to do sth.表示“喜欢做某事”,首字母t对应take。
10.句意:宁静而美丽的大自然使人们忘记他们忙碌的生活并感到放松。主语“The quiet and beautiful nature”是第三人称单数,一般现在时中动词用第三人称单数形式,“make sb. do sth.”是固定结构,意为“让某人做某事”。结合首字母“m”,应填makes。
首字母填空
What will our world be like if there are no insects? It might sound nice in the b 1 . There would be no bugs or flies in your room. But in fact, this could cause really s 2 problems.
The bad news is that the n 3 of insects is getting smaller and smaller these years. Scientists say it’s m 4 because of the use of pesticides (农药). They are harmful to the places that insects live in.
What would happen if there were no insects l 5 in our world? It’s almost impossible to predict (预测), but the r 6 would be terrible. We need insects to pollinate crops. They also break down dead plants and animals and t 7 them into new useful things. We need them to keep the soil healthy. W 8 insects, many animals would have nothing to eat. They would go hungry and die.
What we need to do first is to let more people understand the i 9 of the natural world. The best place to start is with our children. We should g 10 them to have environmental awareness at an early age.
【答案】
1.beginning/eginning 2.serious/erious 3.number/umber 4.mainly/ainly 5.left/eft 6.result/esult 7.turn/urn 8.Without/ithout 9.importance/mportance 10.guide/uide
【导语】本文探讨了如果没有昆虫,世界将会怎样的问题,指出近年来昆虫数量在减少,阐述了昆虫对生态系统的重要性,强调要让更多人尤其是孩子了解自然世界的重要性并培养他们的环保意识。
1.根据“What will our world be like if there are no insects? It might sound nice in the...”可知,此处表示“在开始听起来可能不错”,in the beginning“起初,开始”,是固定短语。故填beginning。
2.根据“But in fact, this could cause really...problems.”以及后文描述的没有昆虫可能带来的严重后果可知,此处指“严重的”问题,应用形容词serious修饰名词problems。故填serious。
3.根据“The bad news is that the...of insects is getting smaller and smaller these years.”以及常识可知,此处指昆虫的“数量”越来越少,the number of“……的数量”,是固定短语。故填number。
4.根据“Scientists say it’s...because of the use of pesticides (农药).”可知,此处表示“主要是因为农药的使用”,应用副词mainly修饰整个句子。故填mainly。
5.根据“What would happen if there were no insects...in our world?”以及语境可知,此处指如果世界上没有“剩下”的昆虫会发生什么,应用过去分词left作后置定语修饰insect。故填left。
6.根据“It’s almost impossible to predict (预测), but the...would be terrible.”可知,此处指预测的结果很可怕,result“结果”,此处用单数形式。故填result。
7.根据“They also break down dead plants and animals and...them into new useful things.”可知,此处指昆虫把死亡的动植物分解并“转化”成新的有用的东西,turn...into...“把……变成……”,是固定短语,and连接并列成分,前面break down是动词原形,此处也用动词原形。故填turn。
8.根据“...insects, many animals would have nothing to eat.”可知,此处表示“没有”昆虫,许多动物就没有东西吃,without“没有”,是介词,句首首字母大写。故填Without。
9.根据“What we need to do first is to let more people understand the...of the natural world.”可知,此处指让更多人了解自然世界的“重要性”,importance“重要性”,是不可数名词。故填importance。
10.根据“We should...them to have environmental awareness at an early age.”可知,此处指我们应该“引导”他们在很小的时候就有环保意识,guide“引导”,should后跟动词原形。故填guide。
首字母填空。
Have you ever seen those tall, pointed mountains that look like something from a fairy tale? Or explored huge caves full of strange shapes? These are part of karst landscapes (喀斯特地貌) , a natural wonder that China is famous for.
Karst is a special landform formed over millions of years. When rainwater, which is slightly acidic (酸性的) , falls on limestone (a type of rock) , it s 1 breaks down the rock. This process (过程) c 2 amazing shapes on the surface and underground. In China, you can find some of the most breathtaking karst scenery in the world.
The Stone Forest (Shilin) in Yunnan is a fantastic e 3 . It looks like a real forest made of stone! Walking through it, you will be amazed by the countless stones. Local Yi people even have a famous festival there. A 4 world-famous site is the South China Karst in Guilin and Yangshuo. The landscape there has the feature of green-covered karst hills standing along the beautiful Li River. It is so beautiful that it appears on the b 5 of the 20-yuan Chinese banknote. Taking a boat trip along the river is like traveling t 6 a Chinese painting.
B 7 the beautiful surface views, karst areas also hide unbelievable underground worlds, such as the Reed Flute Cave in Guilin. Inside, you can see so many rocks in unusual shapes— some hang down, and others point upwards. All lit up by c 8 lights, red, blue, pink and so on.
These karst landscapes are not just beautiful; they are also v 9 for scientific research. However, they face threats (威胁) from too much p 10 and tourism. Protecting these natural wonders is very important so that future generations can also enjoy their beauty.
【答案】
1.slowly/lowly 2.creates/reates 3.example/xample 4.Another/nother 5.back/ack 6.through/hrough 7.Besides/esides 8.colorful/olorful 9.valuable/aluable 10.pollution/ollution
【导语】本文介绍了中国喀斯特地貌的形成过程、著名景观及其科学价值与保护重要性。
1.句意:当微酸性的雨水落在石灰岩上时,它会逐渐分解岩石。根据“breaks down”可知需用副词修饰动词,表示缓慢溶解的过程。又因首字母为s,故填slowly。
2.句意:这个过程在地表和地下形成了惊人的形状。根据“amazing shapes”可知需用动词作谓语,表示"创造"含义。又因主语为单数process,故填creates。
3.句意:云南的石林是一个绝妙的例子。根据“a fantastic”可知需用名词单数 ,结合首字母可知这里表示典型“例子”。故填example。
4.句意:另一个世界闻名的景点是桂林和阳朔的华南喀斯特地貌。根据“world-famous site”可知需用代词,结合上文,这里提到“另一个”景点作为例子,首字母为A,故填Another。
5.句意:它如此美丽以至于出现在20元人民币的背面。根据“the... of”可知需用名词,结合句意表示纸币“部位”,固定搭配“on the back”,故填back。
6.句意:沿河乘船就像穿行在中国画中。根据“traveling... a Chinese painting”可知需用介词,表示“在画中穿行”。故填through。
7.句意:除了美丽的地表景观,喀斯特地区还隐藏着难以置信的地下世界。根据“surface views”和“underground worlds”可知需用介词表示递进关系。又因首字母为B,故填Besides。
8.句意:所有岩石都被彩色灯光照亮,红色、蓝色、粉色等等。根据“by... lights, red, blue, pink”可知需用形容词修饰lights,表示“彩灯”。故填colorful。
9.句意:这些喀斯特景观不仅美丽,对科学研究也很重要。根据“they are also... for scientific research”可知需用形容词作表语,对科学研究应是“有价值的”。故填valuable。
10.句意:然而它们面临着污染和旅游的威胁。根据“threats (威胁) from too much... and tourism”可知需用不可数名词,表示人为活动,因首字母为p,pollution污染,符合语境。故填pollution。
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Unit 6 Living with nature 单元话题(自然和谐共生)首字母填空进阶练12篇
说明:此专题分三个难度层次,基础入门训练<进阶拓展训练< 能力综合实践,老师根据学生实际情况进行针对性难度训练。
基础入门训练4篇
Dear Diary,
Today our science teacher gave us an important lesson about the forces of n 1 . We learned a lot about different natural d 2 , such as earthquakes, typhoons and wildfires.
The teacher explained the c 3 and effects of these events clearly. For example, a typhoon usually brings strong winds and heavy rain. It can blow down trees and d 4 houses. Then, we watched a video about a terrible earthquake. It happened so s 5 that many people got hurt.
Later, we discussed how to keep s 6 during an earthquake. If we are indoors, we should hide u 7 a strong desk and hold on to it tightly. If we are outside, we should run to an open space as fast as p 8 .
We cannot control the earth, but we can p 9 for the worst. It is highly necessary for us to remember these safety t 10 .
Yours,
Li Hua
根据首字母提示完成短文。
Have you ever been to Dongting Lake? It’s famous as “800-li Dongting Lake”. Dongting Lake is in the n 1 part of Hunan Province. It is normally about 2,800 square kilometres in s 2 . It is one of the five largest freshwater (淡水的) lakes in China.
Every year thousands of t 3 from all over the world come to Yueyang in order to enjoy the beautiful scenery (景色) around Dongting Lake.
With the development of society, p 4 Dongting Lake has become a hot topic. In fact, people of Yueyang are trying to improve the environment of the lake. On the one hand, the government set up East Dongting Lake National Nature Reserve in 1982. It p 5 a good place for birds and rare animals. East Dongting Lake National Nature Reserve is also h 6 to Yangtze finless porpoises and more than 200 rare milu deer, both under first-class protection in China. On the other hand, factories mustn’t put waste water into the lake.
Now that it is cleaner, Dongting Lake is attracting large n 7 of birds. More than 280,000 waterbirds live t 8 the winter at Dongting Lake. Fishes are living in the clean water. It will be great fun if people take a b 9 tour on the lake, watch birds, listen to the waves, go f 10 and taste delicious fish dishes in the nature reserve.
Nowadays, “green living” has become a hot topic around the world. It’s very important for us to protect the e 1 we live in. Here are some simple things we can do in our daily life.
First, we should r 2 waste. We can use both sides of the paper to save trees. We can take cloth bags when we go shopping instead of using plastic ones. We should also say no to d 3 chopsticks and cups to cut down white pollution.
Second, we should learn to s 4 waste into different groups. Recyclable things like waste paper, plastic bottles and glass can be sent to recycling centres. In this way, we can make full use of natural r 5 and reduce pollution at the same time.
Third, we should save energy in our daily life. Remember to turn off the lights and taps when we don’t use them. We can take the bus or ride bikes instead of driving cars, which can help r 6 air pollution.
Fourth, we should take a 7 to spread the idea of green living. We can tell our family and friends the importance of protecting the environment. We can also join in some volunteer activities, like picking up litter in the park or p 8 trees in the hills.
Many people think protecting the environment is a big thing, but in fact, it’s j 9 something that everyone can do easily. Even a small action can make a big d 10 to our earth. Let’s start from now on!
The Amazon Rainforest is the world’s b 1 rainforest. It covers 6 m 2 s 3 kilometres. It is in South America, covering countries like Brazil, Peru, and Colombia. You can find many kinds of l 4 plants and animals there.
We must remember that nature is important to us. We need to measure the d 5 of lakes and the height of mountains to understand our world better. It is not c 6 to see such a large forest anywhere else. So it is a true natural w 7 . Everyone should take action to protect the natural environment so that animals and plants can s 8 safely. Let’s learn more about geography. Then we can explore this u 9 world and stand at the t 10 of it!
进阶拓展训练4篇
阅读下面短文,根据首字母提示补全单词,使短文完整、通顺。每空限填一词。
Major Snow, the 21st solar term of the year, marks the start of midwinter. During Major Snow, the t 1 falls greatly, and there may be more snow. Farmers welcome the snow, because when fields are c 2 with snow, the snow acts like a blanket (毛毯) that traps warmth in the soil, so h 3 is less likely to be lost. In this way, crops are protected from cold frost. Even i 4 the snow melts, it can also provide enough water for the g 5 of some winter crops in spring.
The s 6 season is also perfect for sports like skiing or skating. There are many such places for natural snow and ice in the n 7 part of China. For example, Heilongjiang and Jilin provinces often have heavy snow in November, leaving rivers and lakes f 8 , which makes ice sports common.
Though we have much interest in playing with snow, we should pay attention to respiratory (呼吸的) i 9 . When it’s Major Snow, it is much colder and drier, so people should drink more water. We can also drink hot soup with ginger (生姜) and Chinese dates (枣) to fight a 10 the cold.
根据短文内容及首字母提示,填写所缺单词。
Hey, everyone. Have you heard of World Rainforest Day? It’s on June 22nd, and it’s like a big birthday party for the most amazing places on Earth—the rainforests.
Rainforests cover just 6% of the Earth’s surface but are h 1 to over half of all the world’s plants and animals. Imagine walking t 2 a rainforest, hearing the calls of colorful birds, spotting playful monkeys swinging from tree to tree, and seeing giant trees that r 3 for the sky. These places are not only beautiful but also i 4 . They’re often called the “lungs of the Earth” because they suck in carbon dioxide and p 5 oxygen (氧气) that we all need to live.
S 6 , these rainforests are in big trouble. Every day, huge areas of them are cut down for things like farming, logging, and building cities. If this c 7 , many amazing plants and animals will disappear.
But don’t worry—we can be rainforest heroes. We can start by using less paper and choosing products that don’t hurt the rainforests. Also, s 8 the word to our friends and family about how awesome rainforests are helps a lot.
On World Rainforest Day, there are cool things to do. Fun science projects about rainforests might be o 9 by schools, like making a mini rainforest in a jar. There are also tree- planting events. They are situations w 10 you can get your hands dirty and help grow new forests.
So, mark June 22nd on your calendar. Let’s join hands and show the world that we’re ready to protect these natural treasures.
根据短文内容及首字母提示,填写所缺单词,使短文意思完整,每空限填一词。
The natural world is filled with living things. Living things start out weak and small, and s 1 grow strong and big. You are a living thing. Flowers, grass and trees are living things, too. Bees, ants, dogs and cats—these are all living things.
All living things need food and water to s 2 . From these basic needs, living things get the strength to grow. Think about y 3 . If you are hungry, you need to eat. You eat fruit, vegetables, meat and fish. They can p 4 you with energy. You drink water every time you feel thirsty. Now think about a tree. W 5 a tree is hungry, it gets food from the soil (土壤). Trees drink water, too.
We are different in some ways, but all living things are connected. We are all on the same planet, and we depend on each other. If we pollute the rivers and oceans, fish may get s 6 or even die. Some birds l 7 on fish. If the birds eat these fish, they may die. This can have t 8 effects on ecosystems. Nature is a b 9 between all the living things on the planet. If one species (物种) dies off, then another species may die off, followed by another, and another...
We must a 10 now. We should respect the earth and protect all the living things on it.
The Answer Is In the Trees
Dave Meko, a scientist at the University of Arizona, noticed that from 1999 to the following years it became drier and drier. And water levels in the huge Colorado River were d 1 rapidly. This was the beginning of a serious drought (干旱). Everyone began asking, “How long will it last?” Meko believed that he could find the answer in the trees. Meko is a tree-ring expert. He finds that these rings are nature’s r 2 of rainfall and climate change. Each year, a tree adds a new layer of wood. These layers look like a series of rings. During times of h 3 rainfall, a ring is wide. When there is a shortage of water, a ring is narrow.
Meko and his team quickly started a new research project. Their g 4 was to find out how long previous droughts lasted. The team collected as many old wood samples as possible. They tested wood samples from 1,200 years ago u 5 the present. When they examined the rings, the news about rainfall in the past was not good.
Meko’s research showed that the 20th century was an unusually wet time. Trees from this p 6 had wide, healthy rings. Rain was plentiful during that century. Millions of people moved to the region. Before that time, however, the rings showed that droughts happened on a regular basis (有规律地). In fact, drought was p 7 of the usual climate pattern. There were severe droughts in the 900s, the 1100s, and the late 1200s.
Human history seems to s 8 Meko’s findings. The native Anasazi lived in this area for hundreds of years, starting around 500 AD.They were farmers and depended on water to grow their crops. H 9 , at the end of the 13th century, the Anasazi suddenly left the area. Experts think it was because there was no longer enough water to farm. Meko’s tree rings clearly show a serious drought at that time.
How long will the current (当下的) drought l 10 ? Using nature’s clues from the past, experts predict that this drought may continue for another 50 years.
能力综合实践4篇
The giant panda is one of the most handsome and beloved animals in the world, known for its black-and-white fur and gentle nature. In the past, they lived peacefully in the thick bamboo forests of southwest China, wandering without a care in the world and feeding on fresh bamboo shoots. However, as human activities expanded rapidly, their natural habitats shrank sharply, and they were f 1 to move to smaller, isolated areas to search for enough food.
Sadly, some greedy people once tried to s 2 pandas dead for their valuable fur, completely ignoring their true v 3 as a national treasure. Today, the situation has changed greatly. We make use of advanced t 4 , such as drones and cameras, to monitor pandas in the wild. Special workers are well t 5 to recognize each panda by its unique appearance and guide them in the right d 6 when they accidentally enter human villages or farmlands.
Thanks to these continuous efforts, great p 7 has been made in panda protection. The wild panda population has slowly i 8 , and they are no longer classified as an “endangered” species. This reminds us that protecting wildlife is protecting our own home.
Kanas Lake in Xinjiang
Kanas Lake is a very b 1 place in Xinjiang, in the north-west of China. It is far from big cities, so the air is clean and the views are a 2 .
The lake is f 3 for its magic water. The colour of the water c 4 with the seasons and the weather. In spring, it is light green. In s 5 , it turns to a deep blue. When the sun shines, the lake l 6 like a big, shiny mirror. Around the lake, there are tall green trees, c 7 flowers, and high mountains. Many people say it looks like a painting.
When people visit Kanas Lake, they usually feel c 8 and happy. Some like to walk along the lake and t 9 photos. Others like to go boating on the water. The quiet and beautiful nature m 10 people forget their busy lives and feel relaxed.
首字母填空
What will our world be like if there are no insects? It might sound nice in the b 1 . There would be no bugs or flies in your room. But in fact, this could cause really s 2 problems.
The bad news is that the n 3 of insects is getting smaller and smaller these years. Scientists say it’s m 4 because of the use of pesticides (农药). They are harmful to the places that insects live in.
What would happen if there were no insects l 5 in our world? It’s almost impossible to predict (预测), but the r 6 would be terrible. We need insects to pollinate crops. They also break down dead plants and animals and t 7 them into new useful things. We need them to keep the soil healthy. W 8 insects, many animals would have nothing to eat. They would go hungry and die.
What we need to do first is to let more people understand the i 9 of the natural world. The best place to start is with our children. We should g 10 them to have environmental awareness at an early age.
首字母填空。
Have you ever seen those tall, pointed mountains that look like something from a fairy tale? Or explored huge caves full of strange shapes? These are part of karst landscapes (喀斯特地貌) , a natural wonder that China is famous for.
Karst is a special landform formed over millions of years. When rainwater, which is slightly acidic (酸性的) , falls on limestone (a type of rock) , it s 1 breaks down the rock. This process (过程) c 2 amazing shapes on the surface and underground. In China, you can find some of the most breathtaking karst scenery in the world.
The Stone Forest (Shilin) in Yunnan is a fantastic e 3 . It looks like a real forest made of stone! Walking through it, you will be amazed by the countless stones. Local Yi people even have a famous festival there. A 4 world-famous site is the South China Karst in Guilin and Yangshuo. The landscape there has the feature of green-covered karst hills standing along the beautiful Li River. It is so beautiful that it appears on the b 5 of the 20-yuan Chinese banknote. Taking a boat trip along the river is like traveling t 6 a Chinese painting.
B 7 the beautiful surface views, karst areas also hide unbelievable underground worlds, such as the Reed Flute Cave in Guilin. Inside, you can see so many rocks in unusual shapes— some hang down, and others point upwards. All lit up by c 8 lights, red, blue, pink and so on.
These karst landscapes are not just beautiful; they are also v 9 for scientific research. However, they face threats (威胁) from too much p 10 and tourism. Protecting these natural wonders is very important so that future generations can also enjoy their beauty.
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