Unit 5 Amazing Animals单元练习卷-2026-2027学年高中英语重大版必修第一册

Unit 5 Amazing Animals单元练习卷-2026-2027学年高中英语 重大版必修第一册答案及解析 第一部分单词练习（共两节，满分30分） 第一节单句语法填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分） 1.observing 2.amazing 3.threatening 4.survival 5.to cooperate 6.behaviour 7.to measure 8.to protect 9.heavily 10.adaptation 第二节单词拼写（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分） 11.continental 12.harsh 13.organ 14.adult 15.crisis 16.samples 17.speed 18.escape 19.illegal 20.equipment 第二部分阅读（共两节，满分50分） 第一节阅读理解（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分） 21.B 22.C 23.B 24.B 25.A 26.B 27.A 28.B 29.A 30.B 31.C 32.C 33.A 34.A 35.A 第二节七选五(共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分) 36.B 37.A 38.D 39.C 40.E 第三部分：语言运用(共两节，满分30分) 第一节：完形填空(共15小题;每小题1分，满分15分) 41.A 42.B 43.C 44.D 45.A 46.B 47.C 48.A 49.B 50.C 51.A 52.B 53.A 54.C 55.B 第二节：语篇语法填空(10个小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分) 56.a 57.with 58.spent 59.which 60.discoveries 61.frequently 62.has influenced 63.Devoted 64.valuable 65.are being destroyed 第四部分 写作(共两节，满分40分) 第一节 应用文写作(满分 15 分) 66.范文 Voice for Wild Animals Nowadays,numerous wild species are faced with severe threats.Habitat destruction and illegal hunting have pushed many creatures to the edge of extinction,which arouses wide public concern. Effective measures must be taken to reverse the terrible situation.On the one hand,more nature reserves ought to be established to offer safe shelters for endangered wildlife.On the other hand,public-oriented campaigns should be launched to raise people’s awareness of animal protection. It is high time that we respected every living creature on the earth.Only when human beings live in harmony with wildlife can we enjoy a balanced and sustainable planet.Small efforts from every individual will make a great difference. 第二节 读后续写 (满分 25 分) 67. 范文 Paragraph 1： Realizing he could not handle it alone,Kael called the reserve centre for help.Soon several staff members rushed to the spot with professional rescue tools.They moved cautiously so as not to terrify the poor young anteater.With great care,they cut away the tough hunting nets and examined its bleeding wounds.Afterwards,the little creature was transported to the reserve rescue station,where it received timely medical treatment. Paragraph 2： Days later,the young anteater got well and would go back to nature.Before setting it free,Kael observed its condition carefully to make sure it could adapt to the wild grassland.Watching it wander into the bushes,Kael felt a sense of relief welling up inside him.This special experience strengthened his determination to carry on wildlife research.He also submitted a report,urging stricter punishment against illegal hunters to prevent similar tragedies from happening again. 详细解析 第一部分单词练习（共两节，满分30分） 第一节单句语法填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分） 1.答案：observing 考点：固定搭配devote…to doing，to为介词，后接动名词 句意：动物保护生物学家George Wittemyer花费数十年观察非洲象（非洲象）复杂的社会行为。 解析：devote decades to doing sth中to是介词，后面动词需要变为动名词形式，故observe变化为observing。 2.答案：amazing 考点：‑ing/‑ed形容词辨析，‑ing形容词修饰事物 句意：这部野外纪录片（野外纪录片）记录了生活在哥斯达黎加雨林保护区（哥斯达黎加雨林保护区）内貘（貘）惊人的适应本领（适应本领）。 解析：修饰事物adaptive skills，用‑ing结尾形容词amazing（令人惊叹的）；amazed多用于修饰人，表示“感到惊讶的”。 3.答案：threatening 考点：现在分词作后置定语，逻辑主语主动关系 句意：栖息地碎片化（栖息地碎片化）是威胁许多濒危野生动物种群恢复的主要因素。 解析：factor和threaten是主动逻辑关系，用现在分词作后置定语修饰factor。 4.答案：survival 考点：词性转换，形容词性物主代词后接名词 句意：Maria Santos博士的团队正在开展针对跨大陆迁徙鸟类（跨大陆迁徙鸟类）生存状况的野外研究。 解析：冠词the后需要名词，survive动词，survival名词“生存”，survival conditions生存状况。 5.答案：to cooperate 考点：非谓语动词，固定搭配refuse to do sth 句意：当地村民拒绝与研究人员合作，直到切实的经济扶持被提供。 解析：refuse后面接不定式作宾语，refuse to do sth拒绝做某事。 6.答案：behaviour 考点：词性转换，定冠词后接名词 句意：野生动物（野生生物）的行为为科学家判断生态系统健康（生态系统健康）提供宝贵线索。 解析：the后面需要名词，behave动词，behaviour名词“行为”。 7.答案：to measure 考点：非谓语动词，固定搭配enable sb to do sth 句意：新的监测设备（监测设备）使研究人员能够测量动物活动周期（活动周期）的细微变化。 解析：enable sb to do sth使某人能够做某事，不定式作宾语补足语。 8.答案：to protect 考点：非谓语动词，固定搭配aim to do sth 句意：该国家保护区旨在保护迁徙物种（迁徙物种）不受人为非法干扰（人为非法干扰）。 解析：aim to do sth旨在、目标是做某事。 9.答案：heavily 考点：词性转换，副词修饰动词depend 句意：很多偏远社区高度依赖平衡的自然资源实现长期发展。 解析：修饰动词depend，要用副词；heavy形容词，heavily副词“严重地，很大程度地”，depend heavily on高度依赖。 10.答案：adaptation 考点：词性转换，形容词后接名词 句意：在极端气候压力之下，部分物种展现出对变化环境惊人的适应能力。 解析：形容词surprising后面接名词；adapt动词，adaptation名词“适应”。 第二节单词拼写（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分） 11.答案：continental 考点：形容词修饰名词 句意：科学家警告，持续的气候破坏将会摧毁无数野生动物的大陆迁徙路线。 解析：修饰名词migration routes，需要形容词，continental大陆的。 12.答案：harsh 考点：形容词修饰名词 句意：这支科研团队在高海拔山区（高海拔山区）开展野外工作时，面临艰苦的天气。 解析：修饰名词weather，harsh形容词，艰苦的，恶劣的。 13.答案：organ 考点：可数名词 句意：野生物种的每一个活器官都已经进化（进化）来适应它独特的生存环境。 解析：each后接单数名词，organ器官。 14.答案：adult 考点：形容词修饰名词 句意：这种稀有蝙蝠物种（稀有蝙蝠物种）的成年个体在白天很少离开洞穴。 解析：adult形容词，成年的，修饰名词individuals。 15.答案：crisis 考点：名词作宾语 句意：这份报告强调全亚洲淡水生物（淡水生物）面临的危机。 解析：the后接名词，crisis危机。 16.答案：samples 考点：可数名词复数 句意：志愿者正在收集土壤样本，用来研究动物如何影响当地环境。 解析：collect后接宾语，sample样本；此处用复数samples表泛指多个样本。 17.答案：speed 考点：名词 句意：这种鸟能够达到每小时110公里以上惊人的飞行速度。 解析：flying speed飞行速度，speed名词，速度。 18.答案：escape 考点：动词原形，will后接动词原形 句意：当围栏被暴风雨损毁时，一些动物会从自然公园逃脱。 解析：will情态动词后接动词原形，escape逃脱。 19.答案：illegal 考点：形容词修饰名词 句意：专家呼吁出台更多法律，防止对珍稀野生动物的非法捕猎。 解析：修饰名词hunting，illegal形容词，非法的。 20.答案：equipment 考点：不可数名词 句意：研究人员需要足够的设备，追踪冬季野狼的活动。 解析：equipment设备，为不可数名词，无复数变形。 第二部分阅读（共两节，满分50分） 第一节阅读理解（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分） A篇 语篇解读：应用文，为2026年9月国际野生动物联盟发布的全球野生动物守护志愿者招募公告。介绍项目地点、志愿者日常任务、申请条件以及报名方式，面向全球自然爱好者，侧重野外保护区志愿服务。 21.答案：B 题型：细节理解题 定位：A篇第2段 原文：For safety concerns,volunteers must keep a safe distance and are forbidden to get close to any wild creature.（出于安全考虑，志愿者必须保持安全距离，禁止靠近任何野生动物。） 解析：A清理溪边垃圾；C发放保护宣传单；D记录动物足迹，都是志愿者允许做的任务；B靠近野生动物是被明令禁止的，故选B。 22.答案：C 题型：细节理解题 定位：A篇第4段 原文：Every applicant needs to finish an online ecological assessment before gaining volunteer qualification.（每一位申请者在获得志愿者资格前需要完成线上生态评估。） 解析：A保护区食宿免费，不需要付费；B文中没有要求丰富丛林探险经历；D年龄无19岁上限要求；C完成线上生态评估为申请条件，故选C。 23.答案：B 题型：细节理解题 定位：A篇第5段 原文：Send your personal profile and a 150-word statement of purpose to volunteer@wild-guard.org before Oct.20,2026.（在2026年10月20日前，把个人简介以及150词个人陈述发送至邮箱volunteer@wild‑guard.org。） 解析：A没有线下面试；C无申请费；D不需要提前到访保护区；B通过邮件提交个人材料，故选B。 B篇 语篇解读：记叙文。野生动物摄影师Elowen受到Jane Goodall著作启发，奔赴非洲湿地保护区开展拍摄。面对游客破坏环境的行为，简单警示海报收效甚微，她转而开展照片分享活动，引导游客自觉保护鸟类，取得良好效果，照片后续用于公众科普教育。 24.答案：B 题型：细节理解题 定位：B篇第1段 原文：Early in 2026,she read published essays written by world‑famous chimpanzee researcher Jane Goodall…After reading,Elowen made up her mind to carry out a new field shooting journey.（2026年初，她阅读了著名黑猩猩研究者简·古道尔发表的文章……读完之后，Elowen下定决心开启一次新的野外拍摄之旅。） 解析：A社区领导建议是之后才寻求的帮助；C游客不良行为是她到当地之后才看见的；D保护区没有发出官方邀请；B简·古道尔发表的研究文章启发了她，故选B。 25.答案：A 题型：细节理解题 定位：B篇第3段 原文：However,most visitors paid little attention to those paper reminders.Several notices were even torn down or blown away by strong seasonal winds.Elowen came to understand that simple warning posters could hardly change public behaviour completely.（然而大部分游客无视纸质提醒，部分告示甚至被撕碎或者被季节大风吹走。Elowen意识到简单的警示海报很难彻底改变公众行为。） 解析：B文中没有提到缺钱印刷；C当地领导人没有拒绝张贴；D不是野生动物破坏告示；A告示没有产生满意的效果，故选A。 26.答案：B 题型：推理判断题 定位：B篇第5、6段 原文：Slowly,positive changes appeared.More visitors began to take their rubbish away and kept quiet while watching birds.Some tourists even volunteered to join simple environmental work in spare time.（慢慢地积极的变化出现。更多游客带走垃圾，观鸟时保持安静，部分游客还自愿参与环保工作。） 解析：A所有游客都成为摄影师表述绝对，错误；C保护区没有对外国游客关闭；D文中没有说她卖照片赚钱；B照片分享活动带来有利的改变，故选B。 27.答案：A 题型：主旨大意题 定位：B篇全文 解析：全文围绕摄影师Elowen使用实际行动推动野生动物保护展开。B文章主角不是Jane Goodall；C没有讲志愿者重建栖息地；D“完全摧毁”表述过于绝对，不符合原文；故选A。 C篇 语篇解读：说明文。生态学家Maria Santos博士研究动物迁徙。动物迁徙依靠多重自然参照物，而如今人类活动、城市灯光、高速公路、气候变化都给迁徙动物带来威胁。她呼吁跨国协同保护，单一国家的保护远远不够。 28.答案：B 题型：细节理解题 定位：C篇第3段 原文：Sea turtles can sense faint changes within earth’s magnetic field（地磁场）to find their birth beaches.（海龟能够感知地磁场（地磁场）微弱的变化，以此找到自己出生的海滩。） 解析：A鸟类依靠日月星辰；C没有人造公路标识；D陆地哺乳动物依靠山河地标；故选B。 29.答案：A 题型：词义猜测题（英英释义） 定位：C篇第3段 原文：Certain land mammals take mountain ranges and river systems as visible landmarks for navigation.（部分陆地哺乳动物把山脉水系当做看得见的地标用来navigation。） 解析：landmarks地标，结合上下文讲动物辨别方向迁徙。A在行进中辨别方向的能力；B繁育后代的过程；C搜寻食物的行为；D固定区域栖息的习惯。故选A。 30.答案：B 题型：细节理解题 定位：C篇第5‑6段 原文：Dr.Santos points out that migration cannot be viewed as separate animal behaviour.It connects different ecosystems across large geographic areas…Facing such serious situation,Dr.Santos calls for cross‑border protection efforts.（Santos博士指出迁徙不能被看作孤立动物行为，它连接广大地理范围上不同生态系统……因此呼吁跨国保护。） 解析：A动物不只生活在两三个富裕国家；C当地社区并非拒绝一切保护工作；D问题不全由外国人类活动造成；B迁徙系统跨越不同国界的生态系统，故选B。 31.答案：C 题型：细节理解题 定位：C篇第4段 原文：Bright city lights mislead night‑flying birds and cause them to lose direction.（明亮城市灯光误导夜间飞行鸟类，造成它们迷失方向。） 解析：A灯光不会提供食物；B不会让它们更早抵达繁殖地；D不会帮助识别迁徙路线；C误导鸟类、造成迷失方向，故选C。 D篇 语篇解读：议论文。人们对于野外实地野生动物研究看法不一。文章对比野外实地研究与实验室观察，以Jane Goodall黑猩猩研究为例，阐述两种研究方式各自优势与局限，提出二者应当互为补充，结合使用，才能获得完整客观的动物认知。 32.答案：C 题型：情感态度题 定位：D篇最后一段 原文：Neither field research nor laboratory observation should be totally refused.They serve different purposes and can complement each other.（野外研究和实验室观察都不应该被完全否定，二者用途不同，可以互相补充。） 解析：A实验室完全取代野外；B野外研究没有用处；D所有研究必须在雨林开展，均与作者观点相反；C野外研究和实验室观察应当结合开展，故选C。 33.答案：A 题型：推理判断题 定位：D篇第2段 原文：Inside real forest environment,she recorded behaviours that no lab observation could ever discover.（在真实森林环境中，她记录下实验室观察永远无法发现的行为。） 解析：B实验室无法观察黑猩猩使用工具；C黑猩猩不是离开实验室无法生存；D资金不是唯一要素；A实地研究可以发现实验室观察无法获知的事实，故选A。 34.答案：A 题型：最佳标题题 定位：D篇全文 解析：整篇文章围绕野外野生动物研究的优势与不足展开。B只是文中举例人物，不是文章主题；C主题不是实验室现代技术；D不是讲实验动物如何适应人造环境；故选A。 35.答案：A 题型：主旨大意题 定位：D篇全文 解析：文章对比评估野外实地动物研究与实验室观察两种研究手段。B不是描述非洲雨林动物；C没有呼吁停止野生动物研究；D不仅仅介绍追踪设备；故选A。 第二节七选五(共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分) 语篇解读：说明文，主题为仿生学。文章介绍仿生学的概念：从野生动物进化出的身体构造与生存本领获取科技灵感。指出动物身体构造历经数百万年自然选择的检验，列举猫头鹰、海虾的仿生应用实例。同时辩证说明仿生不等于简单照搬动物身体结构，科研人员需要筛选有用生物特征、兼顾材料与工程技术限制。最后升华主旨，大自然是人类创意思维的露天实验室，观察、尊重野生动物能够源源不断带给人类创造灵感。 全部选项原文+中文翻译 A.Real-world bionic inventions come from detailed animal observation 现实世界的仿生发明来源于细致的动物观察 B.It draws creative ideas from wildlife’s evolved body and abilities 它从野生动物进化而来的身体构造与本领中汲取创意 C.Perfect animal features cannot be directly copied for human use 动物完美的特征不能直接复制拿来供人类使用 D.Many modern aircrafts learn flying skills from wild migrating geese 许多现代航空器从野生迁徙大雁身上学习飞行技巧 E.Nature acts as a huge open‑air laboratory for human creative thinking 大自然充当人类创造性思维一个巨大的露天实验室 F.Plenty of ocean animals depend on sound signals to complete communication 大量海洋动物依靠声音信号完成交流 G.Bionic technology will completely replace traditional industrial production 仿生技术将会彻底取代传统工业生产 36.答案：B 解析：空格前句Many amazing abilities of wildlife have given inspiration for modern science and industry.This research field is known as bionics（仿生学）.（野生动物许多惊人本领为现代科技工业带来灵感，这个研究领域被称作仿生学）。前文刚刚引出bionics这个新概念，空格处需要对仿生学进行概念阐释。B选项代词It就近指代上文中的bionics，解释仿生学的灵感来源，承接上文概念，顺启下一段“动物经过数百万年进化改造身体结构”的论述。 G选项中completely replace表述绝对，文中没有提及取代传统工业；F选项讲述海洋动物声音交流，和本段介绍仿生学定义的话题无关，故排除F、G。 37.答案：A 解析：空格后段落分别列举猫头鹰翅膀改良风力涡轮机、海虾结构研发深海机器人两个仿生实践案例。空格所在段落讲到动物身体构造历经千百年自然选择的考验。A选项“现实世界的仿生发明来源于细致的动物观察”起到总起过渡作用，搭建起“动物进化特征”与后面“具体仿生实例”之间的逻辑桥梁。剩余选项中，F只谈海洋动物交流，不属于仿生发明；G语义绝对，均不匹配上下文，予以排除。 38.答案：D 解析：空格前后为两个并列的仿生实例：前一段写猫头鹰启发风力涡轮机，后一段写海虾启发深海机器人。本段同样需要一个仿生应用事例。D选项“许多现代航空器从野生迁徙大雁身上学习飞行技巧”属于典型仿生借鉴案例，和前后两个例子句式、功能保持一致。F仅描述海洋动物的自然习性，没有体现对人类科技的借鉴，不属于仿生实例，排除F。 39.答案：C 解析：空格前面出现转折词However,bionic research does not mean simple copying of animal body parts.（然而仿生研究并不意味着简单复制动物身体部位），转折语义提示下文要进一步解释不能直接照搬。C选项“动物完美的特征不能直接复制拿来供人类使用”，与上句形成语义呼应；同时和空格后句Researchers need to separate useful biological features from useless ones.They also have to consider limits of modern material technology and engineering rules（科研人员需要区分有用和无用生物特征，还必须考虑现代材料、工程技术的局限）构成完整的因果逻辑。 40.答案：E 解析：为本篇段尾总结题。前文We are not totally separated from natural world.（人类和自然界并不是完全割裂的），后文We can get endless creative ideas by carefully observing and respecting wild‑living creatures around our planet.（通过仔细观察、尊重野生动物，我们能够获得源源不断的创意）。E选项“大自然充当人类创造性思维一个巨大的露天实验室”承接上句人与自然的关系，又引出下句获取创意的内容，完成整篇文章主题升华。 第三部分：语言运用(共两节，满分 30分) 第一节：完形填空(共15小题;每小题 1分，满分15分) 语篇解读：记叙文。野外科研人员Kael在南美草原保护区开展濒危物种大食蚁兽的研究。项目初期，生性胆怯的大食蚁兽刻意躲避人类，Kael很难观测到它们。他布设红外相机，在漫长等待中内心产生过放弃的念头，但对野生动物的敬畏让他坚持下来。一次偶然机会，他发现大食蚁兽踪迹，开展实地观测，逐步摸清该物种的活动规律。他的野外记录为当地保护政策提供参考。文章揭示：野外科研不会立刻收获成果，耐心、对自然的尊重是科研者必备的品质。 41.答案：A 解析：结合上文These shy creatures avoided human presence.He could hardly catch sight of them（这些生性胆怯的动物躲避人类，他几乎见不到它们）。句子表达“无论他多么努力，都很难见到大食蚁兽”。A.tried（努力，尝试）贴合语境；B.argued（争论），文中没有出现争辩的情节；C.complained（抱怨），后文提到他依旧坚持，没有抱怨的逻辑；D.escaped（逃跑）主语是Kael，语义完全不通。 42.答案：B 解析：根据上文，他在草原各处架设无噪声红外相机，日日夜夜等待能够目击大食蚁兽。B.sightings（目击、看见）符合野外科研等待动物出现的语境。A.danger（危险），布设相机不是为了等待危险；C.diseases（疾病），文章没有研究动物疾病；D.votes（投票），和野外科研话题无关。 43.答案：C 解析：依据前文Most memory cards only stored images of common small mammals.Doubt slowly filled Kael’s mind.（大多数存储卡只有普通小动物的画面，怀疑慢慢涌上心头）。几个月过去没有收获，他内心萌生想法：要不要中途放弃项目。C.quit（放弃）符合内心纠结的语境。A.carry（携带）；B.select（挑选）；D.improve（改善）代入句子语义不通顺。 44.答案：D 解析：本句Still,his respect for these unique wild animals kept him______.，still表示转折，虽然产生放弃的念头，但对野生动物的敬重让他继续坚持下去。固定搭配keep sb going表示“使某人坚持下去”。D.going符合；A.flying（飞）；B.guessing（猜测）；C.sleeping（睡觉）均与上下文情节无关。 45.答案：A 解析：上句he spotted faint footprints on soft mud（他在软泥上发现淡淡的脚印），本句表达他循着脚印，迈着谨慎缓慢的脚步向前追踪。A.steps（脚步，步伐）和前文footprints脚印形成呼应。B.speeches（演讲）；C.tools（工具）；D.plans（计划），追踪脚印依靠脚步，其余选项语义不匹配。 46.答案：B 解析：前文交代大食蚁兽十分怕人，Kael躲在茂密植被后面，为了不惊扰动物，需要保持完全静止。B.still（静止不动的）符合野外观测野生动物常识。A.noisy（吵闹的）会吓跑动物；C.loose（松散的）不能用来描述人的状态；D.awake（醒着的），文中重点不是是否清醒，而是不能乱动。 47.答案：C 解析：根据后文in his notebook（在笔记本上面），他仔细观察，在笔记本上写下详实的野外笔记。C.notes（笔记）对应notebook。A.invitations（邀请）；B.apologies（道歉）；D.gifts（礼物），科研场景下，在本子上记录观测笔记，其余选项不符合。 48.答案：A 解析：后文digging open ant nests with strong front claws（用强壮前爪刨开蚁巢），由此可知大食蚁兽展现出温和但是强大的力量。A.strength（力量）对应strong front claws。B.fear（恐惧）；C.sadness（悲伤）；D.doubt（怀疑），句子描写动物刨蚁巢的动作，和情绪无关。 49.答案：B 解析：In the following weeks,Kael gained more observing chances.在接下来几周，他拥有更多观测机会，逐步弄清大食蚁兽日常活动规律。B.uncovered（发现，弄清），指通过观测摸清未知的动物习性。A.ignored（忽视）；C.forgot（忘记）；D.feared（害怕），科研人员是要搞清楚动物活动规律，故排除。 50.答案：C 解析：前半句He handed over all field records to global wildlife research groups.他把全部野外记录交给全球野生动物研究组织。本句表达当地部分保护政策从他的观测结果当中获得启发。C.inspiration（启发，灵感）符合科研资料服务政策制定的语境。A.profit（利润），科研不以获利为目的；B.suspicion（怀疑）；D.punishment（惩罚）上下文没有相关线索。 51.答案：A 解析：全文背景大食蚁兽是受威胁的濒危物种，本句“对他而言，每一条野外记录对于物种恢复都至关重要”。A.recovery（恢复，复苏）契合濒危物种保护主题。B.entertainment（娱乐）；C.transportation（交通）；D.celebration（庆祝）和野生动物保护主题无关。 52.答案：B 解析：One small mistake in data might mislead future protective______.数据当中一个微小错误，就有可能误导未来的保护措施。固定短语protective measures保护措施。B.measures（措施）符合语境。A.holidays（假期）；C.accidents（事故）；D.interviews（采访）语义代入不通。 53.答案：A 解析：（本篇唯一短语辨析小题）句意：他常常告诉新来的工作人员，当野外工作进展缓慢时，永远不要放弃希望。A.give up（放弃）；B.give away（赠送，泄露）；C.give in to（屈服于，后接宾语）；D.give out（分发，耗尽）。give up hope放弃希望，为固定搭配。 54.答案：C 解析：承接上句，告诫不要放弃，许多珍贵的野生动物发现不会立刻就出现。C.immediately（立刻）对应前文野外项目耗时数月才有所收获的事实。A.secretly（秘密地）；B.naturally（自然地）；D.gradually（逐渐地），文章强调不会马上得到成果，故immediately最合适。 55.答案：B 解析：Patience and full respect for nature are the most necessary______for every field researcher.耐心、对自然充分的尊重，这是每一名野外科研者必备的品质。B.qualities（品质），patience属于人的内在品质。A.conditions（客观条件）；C.products（产品）；D.prizes（奖品）语义不匹配。 第二节：语篇语法填空(10个小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分) 语篇解读：介绍著名灵长类动物学家简·古道尔。她作为野生动物保护先驱，怀着巨大决心在非洲雨林开展黑猩猩野外研究，发现黑猩猩会制造工具；写文章科普，呼吁人与自然平衡发展；如今栖息地遭到破坏，她推动设立保护区；无数年轻研究者受她鼓舞投身动物保护事业。 56.答案：a 考点：不定冠词（无提示词） 句意：著名灵长类动物学家简·古道尔被视作野生动物保护领域的一位先驱。 解析：pioneer可数名词单数，辅音音素开头，表泛指一位先驱，填a。 57.答案：with 考点：介词with+抽象名词作伴随状语（无提示词） 句意：她怀着巨大的决心坚持在非洲雨林开展野外研究。 解析：with great determination怀着巨大决心，with表示“带着，怀有”。 58.答案：spent 考点：动词一般过去时（有提示词） 句意：她花费数年研究野生黑猩猩种群。 解析：讲述过去发生事情，spend过去式spent。 59.答案：which 考点：非限制性定语从句关系代词（无提示词） 句意：她花费数年研究野生黑猩猩种群，这为动物学打开了全新窗口。 解析：which指代前面整件事，逗号之后非限制性定语从句，不能用that。 60.答案：discoveries 考点：one of+可数名词复数（有提示词） 句意：她做出20世纪动物学最重要发现之一：黑猩猩可以制造简单工具。 解析：one of+复数名词，discovery复数discoveries。 61.答案：frequently 考点：词性转换，副词修饰动词wrote（有提示词） 句意：她频繁写文章，向大众传播野生动物保护理念。 解析：修饰动词wrote，副词frequently“频繁地”。 62.答案：has influenced 考点：现在完成时（有提示词） 句意：到目前为止，她的研究已经影响全球成千上万年轻环保工作者。 解析：up to now到现在为止，现在完成时标志；主语research单数，has influenced。 63.答案：Devoted 考点：形容词化过去分词作句首状语（有提示词） 句意：投身动物福利事业，简呼吁人与自然之间平衡发展。 解析：be devoted to致力于，句首作状语省略be动词，Devoted。 64.答案：valuable 考点：词性转换，形容词修饰名词right（有提示词） 句意：她相信每一个生物都拥有宝贵的生存权利。 解析：修饰名词right，value形容词形式valuable宝贵的。 65.答案：are being destroyed 考点：现在进行时的被动语态（有提示词） 句意：如今很多雨林栖息地正遭到非法伐木的破坏。 解析：habitats栖息地和destroy是被动；nowadays强调此刻正在发生，现在进行时被动are being destroyed。 第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分) 应用文写作（满分15分） 66.解题思路步骤 1.审题：投稿类英文稿件，栏目Voice for Wild Animals；要点三点：①野生动物生存困境；②1-2条可行保护举措；③呼吁大众守护野生动物；词数100词左右。 2.篇章结构： 第一段：引入话题，描述现状，野生动物遭受栖息地破坏、非法捕猎，濒临灭绝。 第二段：提出解决措施：建立自然保护区；开展科普宣传提升公众意识。 第三段：发出呼吁，人与自然和谐相处，个体微小力量汇聚改变世界。 3.句式策略：使用非限制性定语从句，It is high time that…虚拟句式，Only+状语部分倒装，提升文章档次。 4.检查：要点齐全、时态一般现在时为主，无语法错误，行文连贯。 范文 Voice for Wild Animals Nowadays,numerous wild species are faced with severe threats.Habitat destruction and illegal hunting have pushed many creatures to the edge of extinction,which arouses wide public concern. Effective measures must be taken to reverse the terrible situation.On the one hand,more nature reserves ought to be established to offer safe shelters for endangered wildlife.On the other hand,public-oriented campaigns should be launched to raise people’s awareness of animal protection. It is high time that we respected every living creature on the earth.Only when human beings live in harmony with wildlife can we enjoy a balanced and sustainable planet.Small efforts from every individual will make a great difference. 第二节 读后续写 (满分 25 分) 67.解题思路步骤 1.审题：记叙文；主角野外研究者Kael；情节线索：发现被困幼年大食蚁兽，无工具无法割断捕猎网，向保护区救援中心求助；两段段首句已经给出；全文续写约150词。 2.情节逻辑 第一段：Kael打电话求助，救援人员赶到，小心翼翼解救幼兽，避免惊吓动物；送往救助站进行伤口医治。 第二段：幼兽康复；Kael确认身体状态，放归草原；Kael内心感悟，提交报告呼吁严惩非法偷猎，升华保护野生动物主题。 3.语言：时态以一般过去时为主；多用分词作状语、非限制性定语从句；增加动作、心理描写。 4.检查：和原文情节逻辑闭环，不偏离人物性格，两段字数分配均衡。 范文 Paragraph 1： Realizing he could not handle it alone,Kael called the reserve centre for help.Soon several staff members rushed to the spot with professional rescue tools.They moved cautiously so as not to terrify the poor young anteater.With great care,they cut away the tough hunting nets and examined its bleeding wounds.Afterwards,the little creature was transported to the reserve rescue station,where it received timely medical treatment. Paragraph 2： Days later,the young anteater got well and would go back to nature.Before setting it free,Kael observed its condition carefully to make sure it could adapt to the wild grassland.Watching it wander into the bushes,Kael felt a sense of relief welling up inside him.This special experience strengthened his determination to carry on wildlife research.He also submitted a report,urging stricter punishment against illegal hunters to prevent similar tragedies from happening again. 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ Unit 5 Amazing Animals单元练习卷-2026-2027学年高中英语 重大版必修第一册 （试卷满分：150分 考试时间：120分钟） 第一部分单词练习（共两节，满分30分） 第一节单句语法填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分） 在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。 1.Conservation biologist George Wittemyer devoted decades to______(observe)the complex social behaviour of African elephants（非洲象）. 2.The field documentary（野外纪录片）recorded the______(amaze) adaptive skills of tapirs（貘）living in Costa Rica’s rain-forest reserves（哥斯达黎加雨林保护区）. 3.Habitat fragmentation（栖息地碎片化）is a major factor______(threaten)the recovery of many endangered wildlife populations. 4.Dr.Maria Santos’s team is carrying out field research on the______(survive)conditions of cross-continental migratory birds（跨大陆迁徙鸟类）. 5.Local villagers refused______(cooperate)with researchers until practical economic support was offered. 6.The______(behave)of wild creatures offers valuable clues for scientists to judge ecosystem health（生态系统健康）. 7.New monitoring equipment（监测设备）enables researchers______(measure)slight changes in animal activity cycles. 8.The national reserve aims______(protect)migratory species（迁徙物种）from illegal human disturbance（人为非法干扰）. 9.Many remote communities depend______(heavy)on balanced natural resources for long-term development. 10.Under extreme climate pressure,some species show surprising______(adapt)to changing surroundings. 第二节单词拼写（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分） 根据汉语提示写出单词。 11.Scientists warn that continued climate loss will destroy countless wildlife______(大陆)migration routes. 12.The research team faced______(艰苦的)weather while doing field work in high-altitude mountain areas（高海拔山区）. 13.Each living______(器官)of wild species has evolved（进化）to fit its unique living environment. 14.The______(成年的)individuals of this rare bat species（稀有蝙蝠物种）seldom leave their caves during daytime. 15.The report stresses the______(危机)facing freshwater creatures（淡水生物）across Asia. 16.Volunteers are collecting______(样本)of soil to study how animals influence local environment. 17.This bird can reach an amazing flying______(速度)of over 110 kilometres per hour. 18.Some animals will______(逃脱)from the nature park when fences are damaged by storms. 19.Experts call for more law to prevent______(非法的)hunting of rare wild animals. 20.Researchers need enough______(设备)to track the movement of wild wolves in winter. 第二部分阅读（共两节，满分50分） 第一节阅读理解（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。 A Wild-Guard Global Volunteer Project（全球野生动物守护志愿者项目） Welcome to Wild-Guard Global Volunteer Project,a public program launched by International Wildlife Alliance（国际野生动物联盟）in September,2026.It invites worldwide nature lovers to join short‑term field volunteer work within tropical wildlife reserves. Volunteers will stay at a tropical wildlife reserve for 14 days.The reserve sits within Central America’s rainforest zone.It provides shelter for tapirs,scarlet macaws（绯红金刚鹦鹉）and various rainforest mammals.For safety concerns,volunteers must keep a safe distance and are forbidden to get close to any wild creature. What will you do?Your daily tasks mainly include three parts.First,you will assist researchers to record animal footprints and collect basic environmental data.Second,you will distribute leaflets（宣传单）to nearby local residents,spreading basic wildlife protection ideas.Third,you will join rubbish‑cleaning activities alongside forest streams.No high-risk wild exploration will be arranged for ordinary volunteer participants. Requirements for applicants（申请者）.You should keep good physical fitness.Basic knowledge of biology and ecology is preferred.Every applicant needs to finish an online ecological assessment before gaining volunteer qualification.Besides,all participants are supposed to afford their own international round‑trip tickets;food and accommodation inside the reserve will be offered free of charge. How to apply?Send your personal profile and a 150-word statement of purpose to volunteer@wild-guard.org before Oct.20,2026.Selected participants will receive official email notifications within seven days.This project expects global nature lovers to build real-world connections with wild species through hands‑on practice. 21.What action is banned for volunteers in the tropical reserve? A.Clearing rubbish near forest streams B.Getting close to wild animals C.Handing out protective leaflets D.Recording animal footprints 22.What is one of the requirements for applicants? A.Paying for accommodation inside reserve B.Owning abundant jungle exploration experience C.Completing an online ecological assessment D.Being older than nineteen years of age 23.How can people sign up for this volunteer project? A.Attend an offline face-to-face interview B.Submit personal materials via email C.Pay application fees through official website D.Visit the reserve for pre-registration B For decades,wildlife photographer Elowen has devoted herself to documenting threatened wild species across the globe.Early in 2026,she read published essays written by world-famous chimpanzee researcher Jane Goodall.Those writings described how human-caused forest loss broke living chains for African wild chimpanzee groups.After reading,Elowen made up her mind to carry out a new field shooting journey. Elowen’s destination was a large wetland reserve in eastern Africa.Large groups of migratory water birds（迁徙水鸟）rest and feed here every autumn.But local tourism brought side effects.Some sight‑seeking visitors tossed waste randomly and made loud noises,which disturbed birds’resting and feeding routines deeply.Elowen felt upset when she observed such harmful behaviours during her early field days. At first,she put up printed warning notices all around wetland viewing zones.However,most visitors paid little attention to those paper reminders.Several notices were even torn down or blown away by strong seasonal winds.Elowen came to understand that simple warning posters could hardly change public behaviour completely. She turned to local community leaders for advice.With their support,Elowen held small public sharing activities.She showed her wildlife photos and shared real stories of wetland creatures,helping visitors realize how their small acts would influence wild birds’ survival. Slowly,positive changes appeared.More visitors began to take their rubbish away and kept quiet while watching birds.Some tourists even volunteered to join simple environmental work in spare time.Elowen kept recording these heart-warming moments with her camera. When her field work came to an end,Elowen sent part of her photo collections to local environmental organizations.Those pictures were used for public education,reaching far more people than she had expected. 24.What inspired Elowen to start her new field shooting journey? A.Community leaders’ practical suggestions B.Jane Goodall’s published research writings C.Tourists’ bad behaviour in African wetlands D.The wetland reserve’s official invitation 25.What problem did Elowen meet with her warning notices? A.Notices failed to produce satisfying influence B.She lacked enough money for printing notices C.Local leaders refused to place those notices D.Wild animals often destroyed those notices 26.What can we infer from Paragraph 5-6? A.All local tourists became professional wildlife photographers B.Photo‑sharing activities brought about favourable changes C.The wetland reserve closed its doors to all foreign visitors D.Elowen earned large amounts of money by selling wildlife photos 27.What is the main idea of this text? A.A photographer uses practical ways to push wildlife protection forward B.Jane Goodall carries out research on African chimpanzee communities C.International volunteers rebuild destroyed wetland habitats in Africa D.Modern tourism completely destroys all wetland animal living conditions C Animal migration（动物迁徙）is one of the most amazing natural phenomena on our planet.Every year,billions of wild creatures travel long distances across mountains,oceans and continents for food,suitable temperature or breeding（繁殖）places.Dr.Maria Santos,a well‑known ecologist,has spent over 15 years studying global animal migration systems. Many old‑generation scientists used to believe that migrating animals only depend on inborn biological clocks to finish long-distance trips.However,recent field data collected by Dr.Santos’s research team shows the truth is far more complex.Besides inner biological clocks,migrating creatures make use of multiple natural references during travelling. Some birds observe the position of sun and stars to correct their moving directions.Sea turtles can sense faint changes within earth’s magnetic field（地磁场）to find their birth beaches.Certain land mammals take mountain ranges and river systems as visible landmarks for navigation.All these special abilities are slowly shaped by long‑time natural evolution. Nowadays,human activities create new troubles for migrating wildlife.High-speed highway networks cut off traditional land migration routes.Bright city lights mislead night-flying birds and cause them to lose direction.Ocean fishing operations threaten marine migratory species.Climate change further shifts the time when plants grow and insects appear,breaking the matching between animals’ arrival and food supply. Dr.Santos points out that migration cannot be viewed as separate animal behaviour.It connects different ecosystems across large geographic areas.Damage to one single spot may produce chain effects for the whole migration path.For example,if one key stopping-over wetland disappears,many migratory birds will fail to get enough energy for their following long flight. Facing such serious situation,Dr.Santos calls for cross‑border protection efforts.Single-country conservation measures are not enough.Governments,research institutes and local communities along whole migration paths need to work together to build continuous safe passage for travelling wild animals. 28.What natural reference do sea turtles make use of for migration? A.Positions of sun and stars B.Earth’s magnetic field C.Man-made highway signs D.Mountain and river landmarks 29.The underlined word“navigation”in Paragraph 3 most probably means______. A.the ability to find directions while travelling B.the process of producing young baby creatures C.the act of searching for enough food resources D.the habit of staying inside one fixed living area 30.Why are cross-border protective measures necessary for migratory animals according to Dr.Santos? A.Migratory animals only live inside two or three rich countries B.Migration systems cover ecosystems across different national borders C.Local communities refuse to carry out any wildlife protection work D.All migration troubles are totally caused by foreign human activities 31.What trouble do city lights bring to night-flying migrating birds? A.They offer more food for tired migrating birds B.They make birds arrive at breeding places earlier C.They mislead birds and result in direction-losing D.They help birds recognize traditional migration routes D People hold mixed opinions over the value of studying wild animals in their natural living environment.Some argue that huge costs and possible risks make field wildlife research not worthwhile.They believe lab-based observation can collect most needed animal information with lower expenses.However,numbers of world-famous zoologists insist that field research cannot be replaced by laboratory work. Jane Goodall’s long‑term chimpanzee project serves as a powerful example.Back in 1960,she travelled to Tanzanian rainforests and lived together with wild chimpanzee groups year after year.Inside real forest environment,she recorded behaviours that no lab observation could ever discover.She witnessed chimpanzees making and using simple tools,which completely changed human’s old understanding about animal intelligence. Lab experiments set fixed conditions for creatures.Animals are kept within limited man‑made spaces.Their daily choices,social communication and natural living cycles will be largely changed.Under such man-made surroundings,researchers may get incomplete or even misleading data about species’real habits.Field study,on the contrary,records animals responding to real climate change,natural competition and unexpected environmental challenges. Still,field wildlife research indeed faces many unavoidable weaknesses.Researchers may spend months or even years without gaining valuable data.Field workers suffer from bad climate,disease risk and limited living supplies in remote wild zones.Sometimes human researchers’very presence will also cause light disturbance towards wild animals’daily routines. Modern technology helps balance those disadvantages.Small silent camera traps,lightweight tracking collars and long‑distance data-collecting equipment greatly reduce direct human contact with wildlife.Scientists can gather large amounts of field information without repeatedly getting close to animal groups. Neither field research nor laboratory observation should be totally refused.They serve different purposes and can complement each other.Lab work allows strict controlled experiments for detailed biological analysis.Field work offers first-hand materials about animals’real‑world lifestyles.Only combining both forms of study can human beings build full,objective knowledge of amazing wild animal species. 32.What is the author’s attitude towards wildlife research? A.Lab study should completely take the place of risky field work B.Field research is useless because of its high costs and risks C.Field study and lab observation should be combined for research D.All wildlife research activities must be carried out in rainforests 33.What can we learn from Jane Goodall’s chimpanzee research example? A.Field study may discover facts unknown to lab-based observation B.Lab experiments can show wild chimpanzees’tool-using behaviours C.Chimpanzees cannot survive for long time outside modern laboratories D.Financial support is the only key for all wildlife-related research 34.Which of the following can be the best title for the passage? A.The Advantages and Limitations of Field Wildlife Research B.Jane Goodall:The Most Influential Woman Zoologist Worldwide C.New Modern Technology Used Inside Biological Laboratories D.How Lab Animals Adapt Themselves to Man-made Living Spaces 35.What is the main theme of the passage? A.To compare and evaluate field wildlife study and lab-based observation B.To describe different kinds of wild animals living inside African rainforests C.To argue that all wildlife research should stop for animal safety D.To introduce modern equipment used in animal field‑tracking work 第二节七选五(共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分) 根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。 Human beings keep learning lessons from wild animal survival wisdom.Many amazing abilities of wildlife have given inspiration for modern science and industry.This research field is known as bionics（仿生学）. 36.________ For millions of years,wild animals keep improving their body structures through natural evolution.Every special skill they own serves for real-world survival pressure.Unlike man‑made inventions,animal body structures have been tested by thousands of years of natural selection. 37.________ Scientists study how owls fly with nearly no sound.They copy special feather structures of owl wings to improve wind‑turbine（风力涡轮机）design.Such change greatly cuts down loud noise produced by large‑size wind-power equipment. 38.________ Sea shrimp can move quickly within thick muddy ocean bottom.Researchers analyze their shell and limb structures.New robot prototypes（机器人原型）are created for deep‑sea exploration,which can move freely under complex underwater conditions. However,bionic research does not mean simple copying of animal body parts.39.________Researchers need to separate useful biological features from useless ones.They also have to consider limits of modern material technology and engineering rules before turning animal features into man‑made products. Bionic science reminds human society of one deeper truth.We are not totally separated from natural world.40.________We can get endless creative ideas by carefully observing and respecting wild-living creatures around our planet. A.Real-world bionic inventions come from detailed animal observation B.It draws creative ideas from wildlife’s evolved body and abilities C.Perfect animal features cannot be directly copied for human use D.Many modern aircrafts learn flying skills from wild migrating geese E.Nature acts as a huge open‑air laboratory for human creative thinking F.Plenty of ocean animals depend on sound signals to complete communication G.Bionic technology will completely replace traditional industrial production 第三部分：语言运用(共两节，满分30分) 第一节：完形填空(共15小题;每小题1分，满分15分) 阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。 Wildlife field researcher Kael worked in South‑American grassland reserves,studying giant anteaters（大食蚁兽）,a threatened local species.Their numbers had dropped sharply because of habitat loss and illegal hunting. At the beginning,Kael met great difficulty.These shy creatures avoided human presence.He could hardly catch sight of them,no matter how hard he 41._______.He set up silent camera traps across grassland areas,waiting day and night for possible 42._______of giant anteaters. Months passed.Most memory cards only stored images of common small mammals.Doubt slowly filled Kael’s mind.He wondered whether he ought to 43.________this research project halfway.Still,his respect for these unique wild animals kept him 44.________. One cool morning,something unexpected happened.While checking one remote camera station,he spotted faint footprints on soft mud.He followed those marks with careful slow 45.________.After walking for nearly two kilometres,he finally caught sight of a giant anteater searching for food among bushes. Kael stayed behind thick plants,keeping perfectly 46._______.He watched carefully and wrote down detailed field 47._______in his notebook.This anteater moved its long snout（口鼻）back and forth,searching for ant nests.It showed gentle but powerful 48.________when digging open ant nests with strong front claws. In the following weeks,Kael gained more observing chances.He gradually 49.________their daily activity rules.He handed over all field records to global wildlife research groups.Some local protection policies drew 50.________from his observation results. Kael did not seek personal fame.For him,every field record mattered for species 51._______.One small mistake in data might mislead future protective 52._______. He often told new workers never to 53.________hope when field progress moves slowly.Many valuable wildlife discoveries do not show up 54._______.Patience and full respect for nature are the most necessary 55._______for every field researcher. 41.A.tried B.argued C.complained D.escaped 42.A.danger B.sightings C.diseases D.votes 43.A.carry B.select C.quit D.improve 44.A.flying B.guessing C.sleeping D.going 45.A.steps B.speeches C.tools D.plans 46.A.noisy B.still C.loose D.awake 47.A.invitations B.apologies C.notes D.gifts 48.A.strength B.fear C.sadness D.doubt 49.A.ignored B.uncovered C.forgot D.feared 50.A.profit B.suspicion C.inspiration D.punishment 51.A.recovery B.entertainment C.transportation D.celebration 52.A.holidays B.measures C.accidents D.interviews 53.A.give up B.give away C.give in to D.give out 54.A.secretly B.naturally C.immediately D.gradually 55.A.conditions B.qualities C.products D.prizes 第二节：语篇语法填空(10个小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分) 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。 World-famous primatologist Jane Goodall is regarded as 56.______pioneer in wildlife protection.She stuck to her field research in African rainforests 57.______great determination.She 58.______(spend)years studying wild chimpanzee groups,59.______opened new windows for zoology. She made one of the most important 60.______(discover)of 20th‑century zoology:chimpanzees can create simple tools.She wrote articles 61.______(frequent)to spread wildlife‑protection ideas to the public.Up to now,her research 62.______(influence)thousands of young environmental workers across the globe. 63.______(devote)to animal welfare,Jane calls for balanced development between humans and nature.She believes that every living species has 64.______(value)right to survive.Nowadays,many rainforest habitats 65.______(destroy)by illegal logging,so more practical protection work is urgently needed. 第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分) 第一节应用文写作(满分15分) 66.假定国际野生动物保护论坛官网开设栏目Voice for Wild Animals，邀请投稿。请你写一篇英文稿件，内容要点： 1.简述当前部分野生动物面临的生存困境； 2.介绍一至两点可行的保护举措； 3.呼吁大众尊重、守护野生动物。 注意：词数100词左右；行文连贯，可适当补充细节。 第二节读后续写(满分25分) 67.阅读下面短文，根据所给情节进行续写，使之构成一个完整的故事。词数150左右，续写部分分为两段，每段开头已为你写好。 Field researcher Kael carried on his giant anteater（大食蚁兽）research inside South‑American grassland reserves.After months of patient waiting in the wild,he succeeded in observing several giant anteater groups and collected plenty of valuable field data.Giant anteaters were local threatened species suffering from continuous habitat loss and illegal hunting.Kael’s careful observation records offered real‑world reference for local wildlife protection work,helping government officials make more reasonable protective rules for the whole grassland ecosystem. One soft‑winded afternoon,when Kael finished his long-time daytime field survey and slowly packed up his recording and monitoring equipment,he heard weak,painful sounds coming from the dense thick bushes not far away.Full of curiosity and alertness,he moved quietly toward the sound source,stepping carefully over tangled dry branches so that he would not scare away any nearby wild animals. To his great surprise,he found a young giant anteater trapped within a set of old thick hunting nets left behind by illegal hunters.Its thin skin was badly scratched by rough net ropes,and it struggled helplessly again and again,gradually running out of physical strength to get free.Kael’s heart sank the moment he saw the poor creature.He knew he had to act extremely carefully,because any sudden move might frighten it or cause further injury to its wounded body. However,removing those tough hunting nets was much harder than he had imagined.He had taken no sharp cutting tools with him on this light‑weight survey trip,so he could not cut the thick firm ropes with his bare hands.Time was pressing fast,and the little anteater grew weaker bit by bit.Fearing that cold night would fall soon and make its condition worse,Kael realized that he had to seek outside support without delay. Paragraph 1： Realizing he could not handle it alone,Kael called the reserve centre for help. Paragraph 2： Days later,the young anteater got well and would go back to nature. 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $