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人教课标高一必修2unit4 unit4wildlifeprotection warmingup wildlife animalsorplantswhichliveorgrowinnaturalconditions wildanimal let senjoyawonderfulmovie thelionking pleasetrytofindoutwhatanimalsyoucanseeinthemovie let senjoysomepicturesofsomeendangeredanimals talkaboutthemwithyourpartner tibetanantelope 藏羚羊 southchinatiger华南虎 panda crocodile miludeer antelope elephant leopard rhino goldenmonkey lion zebra giraffe leopardtortoise red crownedcrane丹顶鹤 仙鹤 southchinatiger antelope miludeer panda doyouknowwhatendangeredanimalsaredyingoutinchina whyaretheseanimalsdyingout toomuchhunting whatdopeoplekillthemfor fur skin meat tusk wildplantsandanimalshavetolookafterthemselves theyneedfood agoodenvironmentandsafety iftheirhabitatisthreatenedortheycannotfindenoughfood theirnumbersmaydecrease asaresulttheseendangeredanimalsmayevendieout theyneedhelp thisiswhatwildlifeprotectionisallabout somewildanimalsdecreaseortheymayevendieout whatproblemsarethewildanimalsfacing lackoffood badenvironment people shuntingandkilling whatshouldwedotoprotectwildanimals whatisthemainreasonthatplantsandanimalsarebecomingendangered a captureforexporttozoos b habitatdestruction c predators 天敌 b 2 extinction atitspresentrate isanaturalprocess a true b false 3 howmanynewspeciesbecomeextincteachday one b forty c seventy five d onehundred e fivehundred b d 4 whyareplantssoimportant theyproduceourfood theyarewidelyusedinmakingmedicines theyprovideshelterandenergyforhumansandanimals alloftheabove d 5 humanactivitiesthatmayaffecthabitatinclude buildinghomes choppingdowntrees c drillingforoil d alloftheabove d 6 about giantpandasexistinthewild 1 5b 100c 1 600d 5 000e 10 0007 reasonsweshouldprotectendangeredspeciesinclude preservingecosystems savingvaluableproducts preventinglossofobjectsoffascination wonderandbeauty allofabove c d howdaisylearnedtohelpwildlife what sthispassageabout lookatthepicturesandthetitleofthereadingpassageandpredictthemainideaofthispassage backgroundinformation whatiswwf worldwildlifefund世界野生生物基金会 world slargestprivatelyfinancedconservationorganizationprotectendangeredspeciesandtheirhabitatsworksinmorethan100countrieswithnearly5millionmembers 1 wherediddaisygo whotookherthere 2 whatkindofanimaldidshemeetineachplace tibet zimbabweandrainforest aflyingcarpet anantelope anelephantandamonkey animal tibetanantelopesituation beinghuntedforthefurunderitsstomachresult numbersaredecreasingrapidly daisymetatibetantelopeandknewthatwehavetodowildlifeprotection 1 howdidtheantelopefeel theantelopefeltsad 2 whyarepeoplehuntingandkillingthetibetanantelopes inordertogetthewoolwhichisusedtomakesweaters animal elephantsinzimbabwesituation previouslyhuntedwithnumbersdecreasingrapidly mainidea agoodexampleofwildlifeprotection result protectionbyfarmerswhomakemoneyfromtourism mainidea whatwecangetformwildlifeprotection animal amillipedefromtropicalrainforest situation producesadrugnaturallywhichcanprotectusfrommosquitoesresult daisyplanstotellwwfaboutthedrug thefirststoppurpose toseesome place animal situation beinghuntedforthewoolbeneathitsstomachandnumbersare rapidly endangeredwildlife tibet tibetanantelope decreasing thesecondstoppurpose togotoaplacewithwildlife place zimbabweanimal african situation usedtobehuntedwhilenowbeingprotectedbyfarmersmakingmoneyfrom protection elephant tourism tourists thethirdstoppurpose togotoaplacewherethewwfisinvolvedplace animal situation themonkeycanusethemillipedeinsecttoprotectitselffrom rainforest monkey mosquitoes 1 whydidelephantsusetobeanendangeredspeciesinzimbabwe a touristshuntedtoomanyelephants b farmershuntedthemwithoutmercy c thegovernmentencouragedfarmerstohuntthem d theirlivingenvironmentwasseriouslypolluted 2 whatcanbeinferredfromtheelephant swords haveyoucometotakemyphoto a itthinksitselfabeautifulanimal b elephantsarefriendlytohumanbeings c moneyfromtouristswenttothelargetourcompanies d nowtouristscometotakeitsphotosratherthanhuntit onedaydaisywenttoseetheanimalsthatgavefurtomakeher inaflyingcarpet itflewawayto inchinafirst whereshesawan theantelopetoldherthattheywerekilledforthe thatwastakenfrom sweater tibet antelope wool their thenthecarpetflewawayto wheredaisysawan theelephantsaidtheywereendangeredinzimbabwe usedtohuntthemwithout zimbabwe elephant farmers mercy stomachs nowtheyallowedtouriststohuntonlya numberofanimalsiftheypaidthefarmers theflyingcarpetroseagainandalmostatoncetheywereinthickrain certain forest a wasrubbingamillipede whichcontainsapowerful overhisbodybecauseitcouldprot

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