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B・Circletheletterofthestatementthatbestsummarizeswhateachpersonsaysaboutparrotsaspets.
1,a2.b3.a
VideoScript
DianeSawyer:
Millionsofpeoplehaveparrots.ThaVsafamilynamethatineludesallkindsofbirdsfromparakeets(长尾小鹦鹉)tomacaws(金刚鹦鹉)toamazons.Butmanyownersdon'
tunderstandbirdbehavior.Asweshowedyouoncebefore,thesecreaturescanbeentertainingandtalkative,buttheycanalsobe,well,flighty(反复无常的)andtemperamental易怒的,喜怒无常的)•Whatdoestheirbehaviormean?
PerriPeltzhassomeinsightsintothemindofyourbird・
PerriPeltz:
Theycan'
tdance...
Petbirdintheshower:
Row,row,rowyourboatgentlydownthestream.
...butsomeofthemcanreallysing...
WewishyouaMerryChristmasandahappyNewYear.
PerriPlitz:
...andtalk.
1stpetbird:
Hi.
2ndpetbird:
AreyouOK?
Suchagoodbird!
Itisthisamazingabilitytocommunicatewithusinourownlanguagealongwithspectacular(吸引人的)beautythatmakesparrotssoextraordinary.
Goodgirl.Goodgirl.
Godblessyou.
Somesaytheirkeenintelligenceandabilitytobond(与…建立特殊的关系)tohumansarethereasonsAmericanskeepmorethan15millionparrotsaspets・And,accordingtoexperts,parrotscanbejustassmartasyourtwo-to-three-year-oIdchild・3rdpetbird:
I'
masmartbird!
Butjustasyourtoddler(刚学走路的小孩)goesthroughtheterribletwos,socanparrots.
LiseMee:
Nobite.
No,no.Don'
t!
4thpetbird:
mabadbird!
Infact,parrotbehaviorcanbeaconstantsourceoffrustrationformanyparrotowners.LayneDickerisapopularlectureronthebirdseminarcircuit(演讲圈子).HeisstaffavianbehavioristatWilshireAnimalHospitalinSantaMonica.
LayneDicker:
YouhavetobewillingtolearnwhatyouneedtoknowaboutparrotsbecausetheyYenotlikegoldfish.They'
renotlikedogs.TheyYenotlikecats・They'
rewonderful.Theyain'
teasy・
Idorftwanttoputyourjobdown,butwhafsthebigdeal,Layne?
Theysoundlikereallyeasyanimalstohave・Theydon'
tbark,youdon'
thavetotakethemoutforawalk・Imean,whaVsthebigdeal?
Youthrowalittlebitofseedatthem・
Theydon'
tbark,buttheyscream.Theydon'
treallyneedtobetakenoutforawalk,buttheyneedfullspectrumlightforatleastfourhoursaday・Youdon'
tthrowthemahandfulofseed.Theyneedfreshvegetableseveryday.Freshwatereverytimeitgetssoiled.
Whyisowningaparrotsodifferentthanhavingapetdogorcat?
Yousee,dogsandcatshavebeenbredforthousandsofyearstobecompanionanimals・Mostparrotshavebeenbredforlessthan100years,sothatmeansparrotsbringtheirownnaturalinstinctsintoyourhome.Parrotsinthewildliveinflocks,soyourpetparrotconsidersyouhisflockmember.Heexpectstoeatwithyouandinteractwithyoumostoftheday・Whenyoudorftgivehimtheattentionheexpects,hemaystartdemandingitbyactingoutorscreaming.Birdscanalsobedestructive・Parrots,especiallymacaws,willchewanythingintheirpath.Whataboutbiting?
Parrotsdon'
tbiteeachotherinthewild,butaspets,parrotscanbitewhentheyfeelthreatened,orwhentheydon'
twantyourfingersintheircage・Orevenwhentheywantyourundividedattention.
Ah,ah,ah.No,letgo.Letgo.
Withallthebehaviorproblems,whynotjustpunishabird?
IfIcantellanyparrotownersomethingabouttheirparrot,itwouldbemakethemfeelsafeandsecure・Ihearabouthitting,squirtingwithwater,screamingat.Anythingthatmakesaparrotfeelinsecurewillbreakdowntheleveloftrusthehaswithyou.Andunlessaparrottrustsyou,allthenegativebehaviorsarejustgoingtogetworse.Youhavetodoeverythingwithaparrotinaloving,supportiveway.Yes,you'
resogood.Yes.
Part2
A.AccordingtobirdbreederandpetstoreownerRuthHanessian,whichfactsdopotentialpetownersneedtoknowaboutparrots?
Theywillmakenoise,theymaysaythingsyoudon'
twantthemtosay,theymaybehavelikeveryyoungchildren.
B.Answerthequestionsabouttheconure(atypeofparrot)attheParrotEducationandAdoptionCenter.
1.Shewaskeptinacoveredcageinadarkroomforsixyears.
2.Becauseshemadenoise・
3.Shebeganpullingoutherownfeathers・
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Forthepasttwentyyears,RuthHanessianhasbeenabirdbreederandpetstoreownerinRockville,Maryland・She'
snowwrittenabookcalledBirdsontheCouch:
TheBirdShrinks(精神分析学家)GuidetoKeepingPollyfromGoingCrackersandYouOutoftheCuckoo'
sNest)(防止你的鹦鹉和你本人发疯的鸟类精神分析学家手册).youcouldputalittleredwarninglabeloneachparrotcage,whatwoulditsay?
RuthHanessian:
Iamabird.Ihavemyownthoughts・Ihavemyownwayofexpressingmyself.Tmverbal.Iwillmakenoise.Iwillseewhatsgoingoninyourhouseholdandhaveanopinionaboutit.
Tarzan.Stopit・Youbehaveyourself・
Iwillbeinchargeofyourlifeifyouletmebe.
Youwrite,“Willyoufreakout(烦得要命,吓得要死)ifPollyscreamsduringdinnerparties?
Whatifshelearnstomimicyourlovemakingcriesandrepeatsthemwhenyourmother-in-lawcomesforavisit?
"
Can'
tbe.
Oh,canbe.Ifyoudecidetogetabird,youhavetowatchwhatyousayaroundit,becausetheywillpickupthethingsthatyoureallydon'
twantthemtosay・1stpetbird:
Oh,stop!
Now,Ruth,you'
repushingitonthenextone.Birdscanbeco-dependents?
Whatarewetalkingabouthere?
Theygetveryinvolvedwithyou,andtheygetveryupsetwhenyou'
renotthere.It'
slikehavingatwo-year-oldchildfortherestofyourlife・
PerriPletz:
Andbytheway,therestoftheirlivescanbeaverylongtime.Iftakencareofproperly,thebiggerbirdscanliveupto100years.AndthafsjustfinewithConniePavlinac・Sheandherhusband,Gary,aretheproudparentsofthreebirds・AndConniemakessureallofherbirds'
needsaretakencareof.First,theirmeals.Conniespendsatleastanhourandahalfeachdaychoppingfruitsandvegetablesfortheolderbirds・Thenmixingformula(酉己方)forthebaby,makingsureitsnottoohot,andhand-feedinghim.Thenanotherhourandahalfsweepingfloorsandscrubbingandcleaningcages.Andtwiceaweek,therearetheshowers,followedbyafluffdry.Andtheyhaveemotionalneeds・
5thpetbird:
ConniePavlinac:
Hi.Theyneedtobetalkedto.Theyneedtobeheld・Theyneedtobestimulated,soifwetalktothem,weentertainthemwithtoys.
BonnieKenkrunsParrotEducationandAdoptionCenterinSanDiego.Inthelasttwoyears,shehastakeninmorethan100unwantedbirds,includingthisconure,whoseownercouldn'
ttolerateherconstantscreamingandkeptherinacoveredcageinadarkroomforsixyears・Yousee,birdsbecomequietinthedark.Withnothingtodoandnothingtosee,littleAudreyturnedonherselfandstartedpluckingoutherownfeathers.BonnieKenk:
Itsreallyvery,verysadthatpeoplejustdon'
t…theydon'
tunderstandwhatthey'
regettingintowhentheyget...whentheygetabird・Conuresarerelativelynoisybirds.
Howoften,Bonnie,doyouseeaproblemresultbecauseofanimpulsepurchase?
BonnieKenk:
Daily・Thafshowweendupwithmostofourbirds・
Parrotsaretheworstimpulsepurchaseintheworld,andtheyYesofrequentlypurchasedonimpulsebecausethey'
resobeautifulandthey'
resoendearinginpetstores.Youneedtodoyourhomeworkbeforebuyingaparrot.Theyarevery,very,verysmart・
6thpetbird:
Hello.
Theyhavevery,verylongmemories・
OK,thankyou,bye-bye.
TheyYeamazinganimals・Goodnight.
7thpetbird:
Goodnight.
Goodnight,birds.
Goodnight
Listening
TalkAboutAnimalsinZoos
Parti
A.SoundBites
Readandlistentoaconversationbetweentwofriendsatthezoo.
Teachingsuggestions:
Step1
Havestudentslookatthephoto.AskWherearethepeople?
(atthezoo)Haveyoueverbeentoazoo?
Didyoulikeit?
Step2
Tocheckcomprehension,askDoAliciaandBenhavesimilarordifferentviewsonzoos?
(Different—BenlikeszoosandAliciadoesnt)
LanguageNotes
coopv.restrictthefreedomofsomeoneorsomethingbykeepingtheminaplacethatistoosmall把某人拘禁起來,把动物关入笼中
2./letyoutalkmeintohere.Iallowyoutopersuademeintocominghere.竟然被你说服来这里。
3.Ireallyhaveaproblemwithzoos.Ireallydon'
tliketheideaofzoos.我对动物园很有看法。
BListentotheconversationagain.Discussthequestionsandexplainyouranswers.
Answerswillvary,butmayinelude:
1.Animalsarekeptincagesandarenotfree・
2.Hebelievesanimalsarewell-caredforinzoos.
3.Lifeiseasierforanimalsinzoosthaninthewild.
4.Zoosallowpeopletoseebeautifulanimalsupclose・
CPairWork
C.PairWork(P63studentbook)
Whatadjectivesdoyouassociatewithdifferentanimals?
Choosefiveadjectivesanddiscusswithapartnerananimalyouthinkeachadjectivedescribes.
Answerswillvary.
Teachingsuggestions
Stepl
Individually,havestudentsc