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3.FindingaGoliathtarantulainthisdensejungleisfarfromoneasytask.

4.IfWestfinallylocationsaGoliathtarantula,he’llfaceawholenewsetofdangers.

5.Whenthreatened,manytarantulaspecieswilllaunchthesebarbedhairsintotheair.

Part3

Ⅰ.√WestfinallyfindsaGoliathwhoselegspanisaboutteninchesacross.

√TheGoliathtarantuladetectspreymainlybyfeelinginsteadofseeing.

√Formanypeople,thetarantula’sbitemayfeellikeabeesting.

Ⅱ.1.Wonderful2.back3.rear4.unsuspecting5.unfortunate

Follow-up

Ⅰ.HGEFDIBAC

READING

1.C2.A3.C4.D5.A6.C7B

8.feelsfrightened/anyfear

9.perfectly/extremelycalm

10.confirmedhumandeath

HOMELISTENING

Ⅰ.TFTFT

Ⅱ.1.B2.C3.A4.B5.A

Ⅲ.1.Caringforthesecreatureshasbecomeanenormouslyentertainingandeducationalhobby.

2.Tarantulaarenotaggressiveunlessthreatenedbyanabruptmotion.

3.Duringtheprocess,thespider’ssoftinnerbodyistemporarilyexposedanditcaneasilybeinjuredorkilled.

4.Itisessentialnottodisturbthespiderduringthisprocess.

5.Ascreencoverisfineaslongasitcanbesecured.

UNIT2KOALAS

Ⅰ.1.vulnerable2.Eucalyptus3.species4.mammal

Ⅱ.1.C2.A3.F4.D5.A6.B

Ⅰ.1.symbol

2.nicefurrycuddly

3.liketoys

4.recognizableinternationalbeloved

Ⅱ.1.Howlovelythekoalasareandwhytheyareatrisk.

2.TabartistheexecutivedirectorfoetheAustralianKoalaFoundationandanexpertonkoala.

3.Thekoala’sfutureisveryblack.

4.Itisclearedforhousing,farmsandroads.

Ⅲ.1.ThekoalaissouniversallypopularthatithasbecomeakindofsymbolforthecountryofAustralia.

2.Unfortunately,lovealone,theexpertsay,mayotbeenoughtoensurethekoala’sfuture.

3.Theforeststhathavealwaysbeenhometokoalaarebeingincreasinglyclaimedandclearedforhousing,farms,androads.

4.Eachtreethatisalostorcutdownaddsmorepressuretothealreadyvulnerablestateoftheseanimal.

5.Thisisprimekoalahabitatandinthelosttwohundredyearssincewe’vebeenere,we’veclearedabouteightypercentofthis.

Ⅰ.1.adequately2.remaining3.concessions4.convince5.spot

Ⅱ.1－B2－D3－A4－C

Ⅰ.

（1）1,200

（2）halfabillion（3）10million（4）100,000

Ⅱ.FNGFTF

Follow-up

Ⅰ.1.B:

Koalaarecute,furryandcuddylikedolls.

2.D:

Australianeedstopassnewlawsthatwillprotectkoalasforfuturegenerations.

3.A:

HisAmericaorganizationhascometotalktotheAustralianKoalaFoundationabouthowtheyarehelpingtosavewildlifeintheU.S.

4.C:

Koalasarehardtoseeinthewildbecausetheycamouflagethemselves.

1.D2.A3.D4.A5.D6.D7.B

8.landowneraboutkoalas

9.experienceinhelpingtosave

10.contributetothecountry’seconomy

Ⅰ.DFBECA

Ⅱ.1.expressive2.displaced3.priority4.transmitters5.coincidence

Ⅲ.1.Intheearly1900s,ademandforcoatsmadefromthefurofkoalasthreatenedtodestroytheentirespecies.

2.Inthe1930stheAustraliangovernmentpassedlegislationtoprotectkoalas,

3.Theinformationshowedwhichkoalaswerepermanentresidentsandwhichwerevisitors.

4.Sincekoalashavefavoritepathsbetweenfoodtrees,allfenceswereraisedtoallowthemtopasseasilyunderneath.

5.Thisbonushasincreasedhomeowner’excitementoverthisoutstandingwildlife-friendlycommunitymorethanexpected.

UNIT3TheExcitingStreetsofBarcelona

WARMINGUP

Ⅰ.1.spontaneous2.pedestrian3.stimulating4.improvise5.artistically

Ⅱ.

（1）marketstalls

（2）gangster（3）make-up（4）dais（5）onlookers

Ⅰ.1.uniqueandstimulating

2.they’reattendingapartythatneverends.

Ⅱ.

（1）widepedestrian-only

（2）middleharbor

（3）treescafes

（4）meetingplace

Ⅰ.TFTTF

Ⅱ.theaterbeautifulEuropeentertainedmeandecoratedworth

Ⅰ.2mirror

4facehairhatsuit

1clothes

3make-up

5haveonelook

Ⅱ.1.C2.B3.B

Ⅰ.EFABGCD

1.A2.C3.C4.D5.B6.A7.B

8.Threequartersofamile

9.Amsterdam

10.Thereisnoseparationbetweenartandlife

Ⅰ.1.B2.C3.D4.A

Ⅱ.benefitsgalleriesabandonedattractatmosphererealestaterestorebase

Ⅲ.1.Iadvocatearadicalproposaltoturnthingsaround.

2.Let’sdeclarethefourblockareatothenorthofMainStreetapedestrian-onlyzone

3.Insteadofgoingtoanothercityforentertainment,peoplemanystartmakingdowntownAlbiontheirfree-timedestination.

4.Newpublictransportationoptionscouldencouragepeopletoleavetheircarsathomeandprovidethecitywithadditionincome.

5.Whentheybroughtintheirpedestrian-onlyzonein2003,thechangesweredram

atic.

UNIT4TheHiddenTreasuresofEgypt

Ⅰ.1.tomb2.pyramid3.pharaohs4.royal5.Artifacts6.mummy

Ⅱ.1.D2.C3.B4.A

Ⅰ.1.theEgyptianMuseumofCairo

2.theamazingartifactsinthisMuseum

Ⅱ.160,00080,0003,000

Ⅲ.1.It’ssomethingthatyoucanneverseeinanymuseumintheworld.

2.Idon’tthinkthatanymuseumintheworldwouldreallyhaveabasementlikethis.

3.Whenyoucomehereandyouwalkaroundthegalleries,youcansmellhistory.

4.Theyperformedthefirstplasticsurgeryinhistory!

Ⅰ.1√3√4√6√

Ⅱ.themelengthyfallingforgottenbasementdisplayexcludeitemshistorychallenging

Ⅰ.1.cBD2.bCED3.aAF

Ⅱ.1.advertisingdocumenting

2.SomeMany

3.firstfinal

4.fewermanymore

Ⅰ.3,0001.thefirstplasticsurgeryinhistory

2.hewantedtowalksafelyintheafterlife

3,0001.fish

2.mixingpowdersandbeautyaid

5,500flint

4,0001.besidethepyramids

2.animportantpriest

2,0001.insideatomb

2.prepareitfordisplay

1.1923

2.Theyoungking’slife

Ⅱ.1.hiddenawaybeneaththecoolmarblefloors

藏在这家博物馆冰冷的大理石地面下面

2.itwillbeextremelychallengingtodecidewhattoputondisplay

很难决定展出哪些文物

3.stillinperfectcondition

现在依然完好无损

4.therearemanymoreartifactsfound

埃及还有更多文物有待发现

1.C2.B3.A4.D5.A6.C7.D

8.documentingeachone

9.theking’sownharnessforhischariot

10.therearemanymoreartifactsstilltobefoundinEgypt

Ⅰ.1.B2.D3.A4.C

Ⅱ.TFFTF

UNIT5DinosaurBUILDER

Ⅰ.1.fossil2.dinosaur3.roam4.skeleton5.extinct6.reptile

Ⅱ.1.F2.C3.E4.A5.D6.G7.B

Ⅰ.1.HeisaCanadiancraftsman/adinosaurbuilder/afreelancer.

HisworkshopisnearNiagaraFalls,Ontario.

2.”Thiscamerightoutofthebule.”

3.Heisafreelancer/freelances.Themuseumsoftheworldcancometohimwhentheyneedhim.

Ⅱ.FFTFFT

Ⅰ.1.B2.B3.A4.B5.A6.B

Ⅱ.1）E2）C3）D4）A5）B

Ⅰ.1－C2－E

Ⅱ.1√2√4√5√

Ⅰ.1－C2－A3－E4－B5－D

1.A2.C3.B4.C5.A6.D7.D

8.agiantjigsawpuzzle

9.appearanceandbehavior

10.constructingandmounting

Ⅰ.A－3B－2C－1

Ⅱ.FTTTFFF

Ⅲ.1.Thereareseveraldifferingtheoriesaboutwhathappenedtothedinosaurs.

2.Itcausedenormouscloudsofdirtanddusttocoverthesky,blockingoutthesunandcausingthetemperatureonEarthtofallgreatly.

3.Otherscientistshavesomewhatdifferentinterpretations.

4.Hetheorizesthatthesechangescontributedtotheglobalextinctionofplantandanimalspecies.

5.Otherscientistsholdverydifferenttheoriesanditwillprobablybemanyyearsbeforethedebateisresolvedcompletely.

UNIT6SnakeDetective

WARMING

Ⅰ.1.F2.E3.D4.B5.A6.C

Ⅱ.1.greenmamba2.rattlesnake3.cobra4.albinopython

Ⅰ.FTTFF

Ⅱ.1.theextremelyhotsunandheatinthedesert

2.theelectricwiringintheglassenclosures

3.thefinesandthatspreadsinfections

Ⅲ.1.ShakeinasnakeparkinOmanaredying.Newsnakesarearrivingintwoweeks.Hemustactfastbeforethenewsnakessufferthesamemisfortune.

2.Helovestheideaoffinancingasnakeparktoeducatethepeopleofhiscountryaboutwildlife.

3.Theyusedtograbthesnakeswithnooses,andstufffooddowntheirthroats.

Ⅰ.1.enclosures2.gap3.highlighted4.restorerebuild

Ⅱ.1.rockstrees

2.rainheat

3.insectsmice

Ⅰ.1.abovetheknot

2.MuhammadAl-Harthy/theSnakeParkGeneralManager

3.heardtherattleofaliverattlesnakes.

Ⅱ.Twodaysalivevenomousantivenomdeadlytwodozen

Part4

Ⅰ.1.B2.A3.C

Ⅱ.1.nowthesnakeparkisoperatingagain–thistimecorrectly

2.enjoyinghischancetoteachothersaboutsnakes

3.seeandtouchsnakesforthemselves

4.solvethiscasesuccessfully

Ⅰ.1.GerryMartinBEG

2.SheikhAmeral-SuleimaniCFI

3.Muhammadal-HarthyADH

Ⅱ.1.eagertojumpatthechance

2.thenewsnakessufferthesamemisfortune

3.toinspectthesceneofthecrime

4.whetherornotallofthemhavesurvivedtheirjourney

Ⅲ.1.HavingheardaboutasnakeexpertinIndia,thesheikhcalledGerryforhelp.

2.Havinghighlightedtheproblems,Gerrybeginstotakeaction.

3.Havingfoundthatthesnakeparkisnowoperatingcorrectly,thesheikhrealizedthataskingGerrytointerveneintheparkwasmoneywellspent.

4.HavinglearnednewskillsfromGerry,Muhammadis