时间:2018-12-17 作者:英语课 分类:北京仁爱英语八年级下


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Unit 3

[00:03.08]Amazing Animals.

[00:06.71]Pets in north AmericaHow many people in Canada and the U.S. have pets?

[00:14.65]More than half!Jenny:What does"more than half"mean?

[00:21.42]You know what"half" means."More than half" is bigger than half.

[00:29.36]You can look up"more" in the dictionaryat the end of your Student Book.

[00:36.44]What kinds of animals do people keep as pets?

[00:41.59]dogs

[00:44.25]cats

[00:46.89]birds

[00:49.45]fish

[00:52.09]rodents 1

[00:54.94]rabbits

[00:57.70]reptiles 2

[01:00.55]In North America,

[01:03.82]dogs and cats are the most popular pets.

[01:08.86]There are more cats than dogs,but more people have dogs than cats.Why?

[01:16.80]Because many people have more than one cat.

[01:21.66]There are about fifty-nine million pet cats in North America,

[01:27.72]and about fifty-three million pet dogs.Many people have pet birds.

[01:35.79]Some people teach their pet birds to talk.

[01:40.44]Budgies and parrots are good at learning 3 to talk.

[01:45.72]Mice and hamsters are rodents.So are guinea pigs.

[01:52.67]Rodents like to chew things.Keep these petsin cages!

[01:59.20]What kinds of reptiles do people have for pets?Some people have snakes.

[02:06.85]Some people have lizards 4.Some people have turtles.

[02:13.02]What do you need to do to look after a pet?

[02:17.48]Feed your pet.Give it water.Keep its house clean.

[02:24.54]Play with your pet.It needs exercise.

[02:29.50]Remember to take your dog for a walk.Give your pet lots of love.

[02:36.73]Doctors think that pets help to keep people happy and healthy.

[02:42.66]People with pets live longer!Protecting AnimalsMany pet dogs wear a collar.

[02:54.45]People put a leash 5 on the collar to take dogs for a walk.

[03:00.79]Usually the collar has a tag 6,too.The tag shows the dog's name and address.

[03:09.13]The tag helps people find their dog if it gets lost.

[03:15.00]Sometimes scientists put collars on wild animals,

[03:21.06]but these collars are different from pet collars.

[03:26.03]These collars send a radio signalto tell scientists where the animals are.

[03:34.80]This is one way for scientists to learn more about different kinds of animals.

[03:42.25]Sometimes scientists and zoos work together.

[03:47.71]They work together to keep animals safe in the wild.

[03:53.27]Zoos and scientists are helping 7 to make nature parks.

[03:59.15]What is a nature park?A nature park is a big place in the wild.

[04:06.31]It is there to protect animals.

[04:10.36]All kinds of animals live there.

[04:14.80]Scientists go to nature parks to learn about animals.

[04:20.65]People can't build houses or hurt animals in a nature park.

[04:27.10]The world's biggest nature park is in Greenland.

[04:32.27]The second biggest nature park is the Chang Tang Reserve in Tibet.

[04:38.62]Greenland is northeast of Canada.

[04:43.30]Tibet is in western China.

[04:47.56]FASCINATING FACT

[04:50.80]The giraffe is the world's largest animal.

[04:55.86]The giraffe's neck is 3.5 metres long. How is a giraffe like a person?

[05:04.01]A giraffe has the same number of neck bones as you do.

[05:09.47]People and giraffes both have seven neck bones.

[05:15.25]The Best ZoosThere are about 1100 zoos in the world today.

[05:23.68]More than 5500 different kinds of birds and animals live in zoos.

[05:31.13]More than 800 million people visit zoos every year.

[05:36.90]Danny:That's a lot of people!

[05:40.56]I hope zoos help teach all those people about animals!

[05:46.31]Jenny:Me,too,Danny! When we know about animals,we can protect them.

[05:53.46]Brian:Have you visited a zoo?

[05:56.94]Was it a good zoo?Ask yourself these question.

[06:02.68]Did you learn anything from your visit to the zoo?

[06:08.14]The best zoos teach people about animals.

[06:13.60]Scientists learn at these zoos,too.Were the cages clean?

[06:20.47]Did the animals look clean and healthy?Good zoos look after their animals.

[06:27.92]Were the cages big?Zoo animals are not pets.They need lots of space.

[06:36.38]They need to run around and play.

[06:41.06]Did the animals have somewhere to hide?Animals like to have open space.

[06:48.82]But sometimes they like to hide.

[06:53.54]Sometimes animals want to go away from people.

[06:58.98]Was there more than one of each kind of animal?

[07:04.02]Most animals like to be with other animals of the same kind.

[07:10.08]They like to have friends.They want to have families.

[07:15.54]If there is only one of each kind of animal,they can't have babies.

[07:22.38]Is the zoo helping to protect animals in the wild?

[07:28.76]The best zoos are working to keep all animals safe and healthy.

[07:35.31]FASCINATING FACT

[07:38.76]What is the biggest snake?The python is the longest snake.

[07:45.53]It grows more than six metres long.Pythons live in Asia.

[07:52.16]They anaconda is the heaviest snake.

[07:56.71]One anaconda weighs as much as two pythons.Anacondas live in South America.

[08:05.67]FASCINATING FACT

[08:08.91]How loud can a lion roar 8?Very loud!

[08:14.58]You can hear a lion roar from nine kilometres away.

[08:20.64]The Grizzly 9 BearStanding on hind 10 legs Stretching to the sky

[08:28.58]Claws spread wide Mouth open and teeth bared

[08:35.42]A roar erupting from its mouth

[08:40.28]The black wild eyes glaring 11 fiercely at your face

[08:47.26]The brown glistening 12 fur Shining in the sun

[08:52.61]Ready to kill--adapted from a poem by Anthony Millan,

[09:00.06]Grade EightBrain:Grizzly bears can grow to 2.5 metres.

[09:06.90]They can weigh 400 kilograms!

[09:11.37]That's big!Danny:Yes,and grizzly bears are fierce,too!Yikes!

[09:19.62]Jenny:Grizzly bears are fierce when they are mad, Danny.

[09:25.08]But did you know that grizzly bears mostly eat vegetables?

[09:31.35]April Fools' DayDanny:Do you know why I always wear a hat?

[09:39.21]It's because it's stuck!I can't take it off!Just joking!

[09:47.47]Look at the date! April Fools'!April Fools' Day is a time for jokes.

[09:56.30]Be careful or you might be an April fool--someone who is tricked on this day.

[10:04.55]Danny:A fool makes lots of mistakes.

[10:09.80]A fool is foolish!When is April Fools' Day?

[10:17.35]April Fools' Day is the first day of the month of April.

[10:23.60]What happens on this day?

[10:27.54]On April Fools' Day, people like to play jokes on each other.

[10:33.89]April Fools' jokes are fun.When you play a joke on someone,

[10:40.84]you laugh and they laugh,too.Don't play jokes that make other people sad or mad!

[10:49.59]And at noon,stop playing jokes.Everyone stops playing jokes at noon!

[10:57.32]When you "tell" a joke,you have fun with words.The words are funny.

[11:04.69]When you "play" a joke,you have fun by tricking someone.

[11:11.95]You make the person do or think something funny.

[11:17.69]How did April Fools's Day begin?Nobody knows for sure how the day began.

[11:26.94]We know that April first was New Year's Day for ancient Romans and Hindus.

[11:35.28]We also know that people around the world

[11:39.74]have played jokes on April Fools' Day for hundreds of years.

[11:46.40]Some people say April Fools' Day began in France in 1564.

[11:54.06]That year,the king of France made January first New Year's Day.

[12:01.50]But many people wanted to keep the old date for New Year's:April first.

[12:09.26]These people kept celebrating New Year's on the old date.

[12:15.43]They were the first"April fools."Romans come from the city of Rome in Italy.

[12:23.97]Italy is a country in Europe.Hindus come from India,a country in Asia.

 



1 rodents
n.啮齿目动物( rodent的名词复数 )
  • Rodents carry diseases and are generally regarded as pests. 啮齿目动物传播疾病,常被当作害虫对待。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • Some wild rodents in Africa also harbor the virus. 在非洲,有些野生啮齿动物也是储毒者。 来自辞典例句
2 reptiles
n.爬行动物,爬虫( reptile的名词复数 )
  • Snakes and crocodiles are both reptiles. 蛇和鳄鱼都是爬行动物。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • Birds, reptiles and insects come from eggs. 鸟类、爬虫及昆虫是卵生的。 来自《现代汉英综合大词典》
3 learning
n.学问,学识,学习;动词learn的现在分词
  • When you are learning to ride a bicycle,you often fall off.初学骑自行车时,常会从车上掉下来。
  • Learning languages isn't just a matter of remembering words.学习语言不仅仅是记些单词的事。
4 lizards
n.蜥蜴( lizard的名词复数 )
  • Nothing lives in Pompeii except crickets and beetles and lizards. 在庞培城里除了蟋蟀、甲壳虫和蜥蜴外,没有别的生物。 来自辞典例句
  • Can lizards reproduce their tails? 蜥蜴的尾巴断了以后能再生吗? 来自辞典例句
5 leash
n.牵狗的皮带,束缚;v.用皮带系住
  • I reached for the leash,but the dog got in between.我伸手去拿系狗绳,但被狗挡住了路。
  • The dog strains at the leash,eager to be off.狗拼命地扯拉皮带,想挣脱开去。
6 tag
n.标签,附属物,名称,谚语;vt.附以签条,尾随,添饰,指责,连接;vi.紧随,尾随
  • Please tag your baggage.请在你的行李上贴上标签了。
  • The clerk attached a price tag to each article.店员给每一件商品系上标价签。
7 helping
n.食物的一份&adj.帮助人的,辅助的
  • The poor children regularly pony up for a second helping of my hamburger. 那些可怜的孩子们总是要求我把我的汉堡包再给他们一份。
  • By doing this, they may at times be helping to restore competition. 这样一来, 他在某些时候,有助于竞争的加强。
8 roar
n.吼,咆哮,轰鸣,喧闹;vi.吼叫,大声说出,喧闹;vt.呼喊,使轰鸣
  • He began to roar when I took the chocolate away. 当我把巧克力拿走时,他大哭起来。
  • The machines roar incessantly during the hours of daylight.机器在白天隆隆地响个不停。
9 grizzly
adj.略为灰色的,呈灰色的;n.灰色大熊
  • This grizzly liked people.这只灰熊却喜欢人。
  • Grizzly bears are not generally social creatures.一般说来,灰熊不是社交型动物。
10 hind
adj.后面的,后部的
  • The animal is able to stand up on its hind limbs.这种动物能够用后肢站立。
  • Don't hind her in her studies.不要在学业上扯她后腿。
11 glaring
a.耀眼的,极度光亮的;显眼的,显著的
  • At the examination he made several glaring blunders,and that did for him. 他在考试中出了几个大错,这下就完了。
  • The report contained some glaring errors. 报告中有些大错误。
12 glistening
adj.闪耀的,反光的v.湿物闪耀,闪亮( glisten的现在分词 )
  • Her eyes were glistening with tears. 她眼里闪着晶莹的泪花。
  • Her eyes were glistening with tears. 她眼睛中的泪水闪着柔和的光。 来自《用法词典》
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