时间:2018-12-13 作者:英语课 分类:高中英语人教版2000年高一


英语课

[00:07.00]1 Listen to the tape and fill in the correct information in the spaces below.

[00:15.15]1.Walk along the street of any major city,

[00:21.32]and you will see that the air you breathe is not very fresh.

[00:27.27]Air pollution is a serious problem in many of the world big cities.

[00:33.72]It is caused by cars and factories.

[00:37.98]We also pollute the air when we burn oil or coal for energy and heat.

[00:44.75]2.Oh,my,look at this,dead fish everywhere

[00:51.51]What happened? We used to be able to drink the water in rivers and lakes.

[00:58.46]But today,many rivers and lakes have been so polluted that the water is useless.

[01:05.93]Factories' and drainage 1 have been polluting the water.

[01:10.66]We aren't taking good care of water.We use too much water and we waste water.

[01:18.11]What is more we pollute water.

[01:22.18]3.This beautiful mountain is one of the most popular places for people to visite,

[01:30.04]during holidays and festivals.

[01:34.09]Thousands of people come here to hike in the mountains forestes and valleies.

[01:40.57]Unfortunately the tourists leave a lot of rubbish behind,

[01:46.81]plastic bags,soda 2 bottles and other things are thrown everywhere.

[01:53.79]Many tourists also pick flowers and demadge the trees.

[01:59.54]And the many hotels in restaurants beening built

[02:04.19]are having a negative affect on the environment,too.

[02:09.36]READING ARE WE ENDANGERED

[02:22.32]Steve Jones is an environmental expert who tries to keep animals and plants

[02:29.58]from becoming endangered.

[02:32.95]"We are not alone in the world.

[02:36.60]We human beings could not survive without all the plants and animals around us.

[02:43.27]We often talk about how important it is to take good care of ourselves and our planet 3,

[02:50.03]but we don't always do as we say,"

[02:54.18]Steve says as he takes us on a tour of  Green Park in Birmingham.

[03:00.06]Many of the earth's plants and animals have already died out,

[03:05.70]and several other species 4 are endangered.

[03:10.07]If we want to live a better life and have a bright future,

[03:15.42]we must learn to act in ways that do not harm other living things.

[03:21.67]If we know more about what causes endangerment,

[03:26.32]we may be able to take measures before it is too late.

[03:31.67]A species can become endangered for different reasons.

[03:36.84]Animals and plants must have a habitat,or home,which is comfortable and clean,

[03:44.39]and where there is enough food and other resources.

[03:49.56]They are all used to their environment;

[03:53.33]that is,they have learnt how to live successfully in their habitat.

[03:59.49]When the habitat of a species is changed or destroyed,

[04:05.13]the animal or plant has to either adapt to the change or find a new home.

[04:12.00]If this is not possible,the species becomes endangered.

[04:17.65]If a new species arrives,the animals and plants of the habitat must change again.

[04:25.22]If the new species is too strong or uses too much of the resources in the hatitat,

[04:32.59]some of the original species may become endangered.

[04:37.73]A species may also die out

[04:41.97]if humans or other animals use too much of a plant or kill too many animals.

[04:49.52]The good news is that there is a lot we can do to help.

[04:55.16]First of all,we need to learn more about animals,plants and the environment.

[05:02.13]Experts tell us that we need to think about what we can do

[05:07.70]to keep animals and plants from becoming endangered.

[05:12.45]Steve says that we can help by creating more space for animals and plants:

[05:19.40]"You can plant a tree or build a birdhouse.It is simple but useful."

[05:25.85]Steve also wants us to think about what we do:

[05:30.42]"Please don't pollute the environment."

[05:34.08]If we find out more about what we should do,

[05:38.83]we can help Steve and others like him keep animals and plants

[05:44.76]and ourselves from becoming endangered.


[05:49.60]INTEGRATING SKILLS

[05:55.84]Reading and writing

[05:59.18]Without air,water and sunlight there would be no living things.

[06:06.92]Because they are so important,

[06:11.17]ecosystems try to be very careful with these valuable resources.

[06:17.73]Human beings often throw away things they have used only once.

[06:24.10]In good ecosystems,resources are used many times.

[06:30.35]The waste of plants and animals will become food for another.

[06:36.30]In fact,nature is much better at recycling than we humans are.

[06:42.96]Maybe we should learn from nature

[06:47.22]and become better recyclers if we throw away too much,

[06:53.88]we may be throwing away our future.

[06:58.56]We all care about nature and the environment,

[07:03.92]but we may not always do everythings we could or should.

[07:09.77]Scientists who know a lot about the environment say that we should

[07:16.14]"Reduce, Reuse,Recycle and Respond".Let's see what that means.

[07:25.00]Words and expressions

[07:31.34]UNIT 10

[07:34.40]fur                  Tibetan              antelope             in danger

[07:38.44]n.毛皮;毛;软毛     n.西藏语;藏族人      n.羚羊               在危险中;垂危

[07:42.47]endanger             die out              as a result of       lead

[07:46.94]vt.危害;使受到危险   灭绝;逐渐消失       作为(...的)结果      adj.领头的;领先的

[07:51.41]lead to              jungle               wolf                 hippo

[07:55.53]导致某种结果         n.热带丛林           n.狼                 n.河马

[07:59.66]kangaroo             giraffe              Steve Jones          environmental

[08:04.19]n.袋鼠               n.长颈鹿             史蒂夫.琼斯(男子名)  adj.环境的游

[08:08.72]tour                 Birmingham           species              act

[08:13.66]旅行;游历;旅游     n.伯明翰             n.种类               扮演;表现

[08:18.60]endangerment         measure              take measures        habitat

[08:22.92]n.危害               n.尺寸;措施         采取措施             n.生活环境;栖息地

[08:27.25]adapt                adapt to             original             Jemnnifer


[08:31.27]vt.使适应;改编      适应(新环境等)       adj.最初的;独特的   詹尼弗(女子名)

[08:35.29]make a difference    battery              Stevenson            devote

[08:39.52]有关系;有影响       n.电池               史蒂文森(男子名)     vt.投入于;献身

[08:43.76]devote...to          at present           common               set free

[08:48.03]献身于...专心于...   现在;目前           adj.共同的;普遍的   释放

[08:52.30]in the wild          ecosystem            valuable             throw away

[08:56.32]在自然环境下         n.生态系统           adj.有价值的         扔掉

[09:00.34]reduce               respond              amount               package

[09:04.22]vt.缩减;简化        vi.回答;响应        n.数量               n. 包裹;包

[09:08.10]packaging            harmful              flat                 soda

[09:12.12]n.包装材料           adj.有害的;伤害的   adj.平的;平坦的     n.苏打;碳酸水

[09:16.15]material             poster               attractive           topic

[09:20.12]n.材料;原料         n.海报;招贴         adj.有魅力的         n.话题;主题

[09:24.09]organise             graph                brief

[09:27.05]组织;组织起来       n.图表;曲线图       adj.扼要的



1 drainage
n.排水系统,下水道,排水,放水
  • This is a drainage area.这里是排水区。
  • Bad drainage caused the land to be flooded.排水不利容易使土地淹水。
2 soda
n.苏打水;汽水
  • She doesn't enjoy drinking chocolate soda.她不喜欢喝巧克力汽水。
  • I will freshen your drink with more soda and ice cubes.我给你的饮料重加一些苏打水和冰块。
3 planet
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。
4 species
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。
学英语单词
accept
aggregate average propensity to consume
albumimeter
angle control system
aponea
automatic moisture shutdown
auxiliary stake
banterer
barium-iodide
Be. No.
Bellewstown
bicrossproduct
british library method
catburglars
ceratium vultur sumatranum
cercospora gaultheriae
cholecystolithiases
conductivity tensor
conventional accounting
cooled maser
cross sectional area of the uncut chip
deep seeding
deep-field
dinitroethyl phenol
disimbitters
e-mail bombs
efferent lymphatic vessel
email software
Esameter
farthest
fatigue creep
feasible
forging method
free-ash coke
front pinacoid
funeral-residences
Gabil
generatrices
genus amarylliss
getting-ready
glowsing
graces of god
ground potential
high class joiners' work
HWLI
in re
in support of
in-phase yarn
insectile
intalio press
jack brick
kazakh
king begonis
line of quickest descent
Little-Spotted
lower return lower risk
magnetic retention
maladministrations
Manouane
medium alcohol
megascopic structure
metallic net
microcercous cercaria
morned
multiterminal system
N-1-naphthylbenzamidine
neodymium(element)
Ombai, Pulau
ordering heat treatment
original payee
palindrome (wilson & thomas 1944)
polarized light microscope
previou
pulsus bisferiens
Queen Elizabeth National Park
randanini
rear surface
Request denied
resident macrophage
resource plan
rigid-plastic material
rural proletariat
saver kelly
self respect
semi-uniformly continuous
sfm (space frequency modulation)
shrimp meat
signals-to-noise ratio
stroudings
subsystem design
sweet gales
syphilitic tophus
topside model
Tosasimizu
trash separator
trial steel work fixing
tubewells
uncoated oxide fuel particle
up the ass
upper die
vapor superheater
venae intercostalis suprema