时间:2019-01-10 作者:英语课 分类:高中英语人教版必修第三册


英语课

[00:11.00]READING AND SPEAKING

[00:12.96]Marine 1 turtles are among the oldest animals on our planet 2.

[00:17.29]They have lived in the earth’s oceans for over 100 million years,

[00:21.94]but are now close to disappearing.

[00:24.29]Of the seven existing species 3, six are endangered and the situation of the seventh is unknown.

[00:31.35]Reasons why they are endangered:

[00:33.70]l hunted for their meat, shells, and eggs

[00:36.94]l habitats destroyed

[00:41.30]l accidentally 4 caught by fishermen

[00:45.14]What is being done to protect them:

[00:47.70]l new fishing methods and equipment that

[00:52.74]protect the turtles

[00:54.20]l scientists follow the turtles

[00:56.76]Corals are marine animals that also make up the coral reefs 5 which become habitats for thousands of other species.

[01:04.42]Corals are sensitive to changes in the environment and require clean and warm water in order to grow.

[01:11.39]Coral reefs develop best in areas where the water temperature is about 20-28℃ and where there are strong waves.

[01:20.35]Reasons why they are endangered:

[01:23.07]global warming-increasing temperatures damage the corals

[01:31.64]l pollution

[01:33.10]tourism

[01:34.25]What is being done to protect them:

[01:36.29]l efforts to prevent global warming

[01:38.87]l reduce pollution

[01:40.70]l limit the number of tourists allowed to visit the reefs.

[01:44.46]READING

[01:48.12]EAT OR BE EATEN (I)

[01:50.86]All animals are part of the food chain:

[01:54.21]they are listed on someone else’s menu and always run the risk of ending up as someone else’s lunch,dinner or snack.

[02:02.46]To protect themselves from being eaten and to survive in the wild,

[02:07.09]many animals have developed clever ways to escape from or avoid danger.

[02:12.34]Like human beings, animals often try to hide or run away when they are being attacked.

[02:18.29]Many animals have adapted to their environment in such a way that they can hide better.

[02:23.86]Having the right colour can make a big difference.

[02:26.89]Many animals have the same or similar colour as their environment,

[02:31.27]making it more difficult for other animals to find them.

[02:34.93]Some can change colour very quickly,

[02:36.34]even in a few seconds.

[02:37.98]Other animals and insects have a body shape that helps them hide.

[02:42.34]Some insects look just like a small stick and can easily hide in a tree or bush.

[02:48.51]If it is too late to hide or run away,

[02:51.23]an animal must use other methods to survive an attack.

[02:55.30]One type of snake that lives in Texas has developed an interesting way to defend itself.

[03:01.34]If it is attacked, it first makes itself look bigger and pretends to be a dangerous snake.

[03:07.60]If that doesn’t work, the snake uses another trick;

[03:11.13]it rolls over, opens its mouth and acts as if it were dead.

[03:15.86]The snake is such a good actor that it seems quite dead.

[03:19.46]If someone picks it up, it hangs like a rope and doesn’t move.

[03:23.43]However, if you roll it back on its stomach,

[03:26.57]it will roll over on its back again in order to look dead.

[03:30.54]Another way to survive and attack is to have useful body parts.

[03:34.69]The turtle has thick shell that protects it from its enemies,

[03:38.72]and other animals have teeth,

[03:40.88]claws, and horns that they can use to defend themselves.

[03:44.54]There are also animals that can use their tails to fight off attackers.

[03:48.96]A long tail can be used to hit an attacker,

[03:52.33]and there is even animal whose tail will break off so that it can run away if someone grabs 6 it.

[03:59.17]The best way to stay safe is to develop a way to receive an early warning when danger approaches.

[04:06.04]Many animals stay together in large groups and use sounds and body language to warn each other if they see or hear something suspicious 7.

[04:14.79]Some animals even work together with other species to stay safe.

[04:18.92]The birds you often see on the back of a water buffalo 8 have an important job


[04:23.96]they warn the buffalo of danger



adj.海的;海生的;航海的;海事的;n.水兵
  • Marine creatures are those which live in the sea. 海洋生物是生存在海里的生物。
  • When the war broke out,he volunteered for the Marine Corps.战争爆发时,他自愿参加了海军陆战队。
n.行星
  • Neptune is the furthest planet from the sun. 海王星是离太阳最远的行星。
  • Rubbish, however, is only part of the problem of polluting our planet. 然而, 垃圾只是我们这个星球的污染问题的一个方面。
n.物种,种群
  • Are we the only thinking species in the whole of creation?我们是万物中惟一有思想的物种吗?
  • This species of bird now exists only in Africa.这种鸟现在只存在于非洲。
adv.偶然地;意外地
  • Mary accidentally let out that her mother had telephoned.玛丽无意中说出她的母亲来过电话。
  • As I turned around,I accidentally hit him in the face.我转身时不经意撞了他的脸。
礁体
  • The motorboat cut across swift currents and skirted dangerous reefs. 汽艇穿过激流,绕过险滩。 来自《现代汉英综合大词典》
  • Fish are abundant about the reefs. 暗礁附近鱼很多。 来自《简明英汉词典》
n.试图抓取,有意抢夺( grab的名词复数 )v.抢先,抢占( grab的第三人称单数 );(尤指匆忙地)取;攫取;(尤指自私、贪婪地)捞取
  • The job is up for grabs.Why don't you apply now? 那工作谁都可以争取,你怎么不现在就申请呢? 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • She grabs a stack of baby photos and thrusts them into my hands. 她抓起一沓婴儿照片塞到我手里。 来自辞典例句
adj.可疑的,容易引起怀疑的,猜疑的,疑心的
  • A man was hanging about the house in a suspicious manner.一个男人在房子周围可疑地荡来荡去。
  • He's so suspicious he would distrust his own mother.他这个人疑心太重,连自己的母亲也不相信。
n.(北美)野牛;(亚洲)水牛
  • Asian buffalo isn't as wild as that of America's. 亚洲水牛比美洲水牛温顺些。
  • The boots are made of buffalo hide. 这双靴子是由水牛皮制成的。
学英语单词
4-(2-Bronyloxy)-2-butytene-1-ol
a stroke of
abel's test for uniform convergence
amycetin
Anoectochilus chapaensis
Azithromax
boat-shaped abdomen
centre-tapped
coconut head
conical seal face
control system synthesis
coordinated joint motion
coupled phosphorylation
cryptoplasm
cup lifter
datum speed
dead labour
destil
diazaborines
dicvanine
diplodiscus japonicus
discharge coil
Einstein-Bohr equation
embryoscopically
extended control program support
Fermi level pinning
footlathe
fossil anomaly
functionalisation
G.I. parties
gabionade
genus pavonias
genus syrrhaptess
golden youth
gravity-discharge elevator
H-zone
henni
histamine cephalalgia
Ichnanthus
identifier pointer
isoorthicon
konares
lacrimal notch
lahud
libre
loading operation
lower stripper
Magnetobacterium
maternitywear
medievalized
melithaea ochracea
microscope tube
mixed-mode processing
natural insemination
Nipasol
noble gas isotope
non-obvious
nuchals
oddss
paragneiss
parallel-rod tank circuit
passive absorptive rate
piston action
Plei Nong
plutonic activity
polyrhachis latona
powderhound
poxviruses
precipitates
protoctists
provector
pseudo cereals
publicity-seekers
pulse-counting
rack driving
ray casting
rgds
rod resistance
sagur
Salop County
schneersons
scotch (whisk(e)y)
semi-metallic gasket
silding connection
single-shot tool
social-fascist
socialized
stimmings
strip-crop
sucrose octoacetate
sulfonic anhydride
swoonest
the Seven Wonders of Ancient World
throw aside
time-varying model
Veblen's theorem
vertical limb
videotape(VT)
whitmires
yelin
zigzag crevasse