Should aquariums be banned
辽宁省重点高中协作校(沈阳二中、大连育明中学、辽师大附中、本溪高中等)2017届高三上学期期末考试英语
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新高考 高中英语 复习试卷讲义 选择性必修第一册 Unit 3 Fascinating Parks
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He's only 5 years old but he got so excited seeing all the different animals. The parks teach you a lot about ocean life and why it's important to protect it. Did you know that over 1 million species live in the ocean? That's like, a ton!Not everyone thinks ocean parks are a good thing though. Some people say it's mean to keep the animals locked up in tanks and pools instead of being free in the real ocean. A few protesters were even outside the park holding signs. They think the parks mistreat the animals just to make money off of letting people watch them.I don't really get that though. The animals at the park seemed pretty happy to me. They get trained and taken care of by professionals. Plus the parks do a lot to teach people about ocean life so we don't wreck up the environment more than we already have.My dad said keeping some animals in parks is actually good because it helps protect their species from going extinct. With so much pollution and overfishing, a lot of sea life is in danger nowadays. The parks work on breeding programs and releasing animals back into the wild to boost their numbers.On the other hand, I can kind of see why people might be against it too. Even if the animals seem okay, keeping them locked up away from their natural homes doesn't seem completely right either. They probably do miss swimming free without any boundaries. And I guess it would be pretty sad living your whole life in a tank or pool.There's also the problem of animals getting mistreated, even if it doesn't happen at all parks. You sometimes hear stories on the news about employees not taking good care of the animals or the pools not being clean enough. That's definitely not okay if it's true.So I think ocean parks are mostly a good thing overall, but only if they prioritize the animals' well-being and don't just care about making profits. As long as the animals get treated wonderfully and have big, clean environments that are close to the real ocean as possible, I'm all for keeping the parks open.They let kids like me learn about and experience ocean life in a way we couldn't just by watching it on TV or reading books. You get way more appreciation for how amazing all those sea creatures are in person. And if the parks do it right, they can teach us why the oceans are so important while still letting the animals live comfortable lives.But parks that are cramped, dirty, or neglect the animals definitely shouldn't be allowed to stay open. At the end of the day, living freely in the ocean is what's most natural for those animals, even if us humans have to miss out on seeing them up close.What do you think about ocean parks - should they stay open or not? Those are just my thoughts as a kid who went to one, but I'd love to hear your opinion too! Be sure to let me know.篇2Should Ocean Parks Stay Open?Have you ever been to an ocean park? They are super cool places where you can see all kinds of awesome marine animals up close! From cute dolphins and seals to massive whales and sharks. My family took me to one for my 9th birthday last year and it was the best day ever. But lately, there has been a big debate about whether these parks should stay open or be shut down. Let me tell you why I think they should definitely remain open!First off, ocean parks teach us so much about all the incredible creatures that live in the ocean. In school, we learnabout fish, whales, sharks and more from books and videos. But there's nothing like seeing these animals in real life! When I watched the killer whale show, I was just a few feet away from these huge orcas. It was mind-blowing to see how powerful they are as they leaped out of the water. The trainers also taught us so many facts, like how orcas are actually part of the dolphin family and how they use echolocation to hunt. I'll never forget that experience.Secondly, ocean parks do really important research to protect marine life. The scientists and experts there closely study the animals to better understand how to care for them and conserve their species in the wild. By having animals in the park, they can learn about their behaviors, diets, medical needs and more. This knowledge helps them make the oceans safer for all sea creatures. They also rehabilitate injured animals like sea lions and sea turtles, nursing them back to health before releasing them. Ocean parks are like hospitals for marine life!Another big reason I love ocean parks is because of their amazing breeding programs. Did you know that many species like polar bears, dolphins and beluga whales are threatened or endangered in the wild? Ocean parks give them safe, protected environments to breed and have babies. Then, once the babiesare big enough, some are even transferred back to protect areas of the ocean to increase the wild population. These breeding efforts make sure these beautiful animals don't go extinct!I know some people argue that it's cruel to keep marine animals in captivity. But most of the creatures at good ocean parks were born there or rescued after being hurt in the wild. The habitats are specially designed to mimic their natural homes as much as possible, with huge water tanks, rocks, vegetation and more. The animals are very well cared for by trained professionals who give them proper diets, mental stimulation and medical care. It may not be exactly like the open ocean but it's still a pretty great life!Plus, by seeing these animals in person at the park, it helps people develop a deeper appreciation and caring for the ocean world. My favorite part was the dolphin encounter where you can actually wade into the water and pet/feed the dolphins. Feeling their slick skin and seeing their big smiles up close was so cool! It definitely made me want to help protect their homes. If ocean parks shut down, kids like me wouldn't get to have these Type of formative, educational experiences.Yes, there are some not-so-great ocean parks out there that mistreat their animals or have poor conditions. Those badexamples should absolutely be shut down. But the good, ethical ones that put animal care first are truly valuable resources for education, conservation and plain old family fun. Millions of people visit ocean parks every year to be inspired by the wonders of the underwater world. Continuing to have these parks will help ensure future generations also learn about and work to protect our oceans and marine life.I really hope I've convinced you that responsible ocean parks deserve to stay open. They give us humans the amazing chance to see the diversity of ocean life face-to-face while helping to preserve the species through research, rescue and education. Next time you go, be sure to stop by the beluga whale habitat and see if you can make one smile back at you. Getting the chance to form those types of connections with marine creatures is what makes ocean parks so incredible. Let's all work hard to keep them around for many more years to come!篇3Should Ocean Parks Stay Open?Hi there! My name is Jamie and I'm a 4th grader. Our teacher Ms. Roberts asked us to write about whether we think ocean parks like SeaWorld should be allowed to keep operating or ifthey should be shut down. It's a pretty big debate with people feeling very strongly about it on both sides.Personally, I have mixed feelings. On one hand, I LOVE going to the ocean park and seeing all the amazing marine animals up close. The killer whales, dolphins, seals, and sharks are just so cool! I'll never forget the first time I saw a massive orca breaching out of the water. It gave me goosebumps! My mind was blown by how intelligent and athletic those whales are.And the shows and exhibitions they put on are really educational too. Before going, I didn't know much about ocean life. But the parks teach you all about the different species, their behaviors, habitats, diets, and more through fun shows and displays. I remember learning that dolphins are insanely smart and can do all kinds of tricks. They're almost as smart as humans! Pretty crazy right?The parks also run conservation efforts to protect endangered marine species and their environments. They rescue injured animals, rehabilitate them, and release them back into the wild when possible. Or they give permanent homes to animals that can't survive on their own anymore. Without ocean parks, a lot more creatures might go extinct.But...on the other hand, I can understand why some people argue that keeping huge animals like whales and dolphins trapped in tanks is cruel and unethical. Those creatures are used to roaming free and swimming hundreds of miles across the vast open ocean. No matter how big the tanks are at the parks, it's nothing compared to the animal's natural habitat. It must be torture being confined in a small space all the time.I saw a documentary that showed how stressed out the captive whales and dolphins get. They slam their heads against the walls, stop eating, and act really depressed and aggressive sometimes. Can you imagine being denied your most basic freedoms and living in cramped conditions? I wouldn't want to live like that. It seems awfully unfair to the animals.The documentary also claimed that the parks separate baby animals from their mothers way too early, which is really psychologically damaging and upsetting for them both. If that's true, then that's just cruel. Baby animals should be with their moms!And even though the parks say they prioritize conservation, critics argue that they actually do more harm than good by capturing animals from the wild and putting them in captivity. Plus, accidents sometimes happen where animals get hurt oreven kill their trainers during shows. That's probably quite traumatic for the animals as well as the people.So in the end, I'm really torn on this issue. I adore getting to witness the incredible ocean creatures in person and learn about them. And the parks do promote education and conservation efforts.But...keeping highly intelligent animals like whales and dolphins in tanks seems really unfair and stressful for them. They aren't able to roam and behave naturally like they should. Their freedoms are so limited.If I had to take a side, I suppose I slightly lean towards the view that ocean parks should probably be phased out over time. Maybe they could convert into places that educate the public through virtual reality experiences, films, and artificialhabitats that give the animals much more space. That way, people could still learn about marine life without having to capture the animals.Or, the parks could focus only on rescuing and rehabilitating injured animals, while not keeping any born in the wild permanently captive. Just some ideas!At the end of the day though, this is a very complex issue without any perfect solution. We need to weigh the educational/conservation benefits against the ethics of depriving animals of their natural way of life. It's a tough debate with valid arguments on both sides. Those are just my thoughts as a10-year-old kid!What does everyone else think? I'd be really curious to hear your perspectives. Ms. Roberts said the best essays consider multiple viewpoints, so I tried to do that. But I definitely don't claim to have all the answers! Let me know what you think in the comments.篇4Should Ocean Parks Stay Open?Hi there! My name is Jessie and I'm going to tell you about my thoughts on ocean parks. Ocean parks are places where you can see lots of cool sea animals like whales, dolphins, and sharks up close. Some people think ocean parks should be closed down, but I'm not so sure about that. Let me explain why.First off, I love going to the ocean park near my town. It's such an awesome experience getting to see all those amazing creatures. The last time I went, I got to watch a killer whale showwhere the whales did flips and splashed everyone! It was the best day ever. I also got to go behind-the-scenes and learn how the trainers take care of the animals. They work really hard to make sure the whales, dolphins and other animals are happy and healthy.But I know some people say keeping big animals like whales and dolphins in tanks or pools is cruel. They say the tanks are too small and the animals get stressed out. I can kind of see their point, since whales and dolphins swim really far distances in the wild ocean. Being confined to a pool, even if it's a huge one, doesn't seem as good.However, the zookeepers and vets at my local ocean park say the tanks are way bigger than they look, with special currents to let the animals swim freely. The animals also get loads of attention, exercise, and medical care to keep them in tiptop shape. They say most of the animals at their park were born there or rescued from bad situations, so they can't be released into the ocean anyway.Some activists say ocean parks shouldn't have animal shows, because making them do tricks is demeaning. I don't really get that though. My dog does tons of tricks for treats, and he seems to love it! The whales and dolphins at the shows look just aseager to show off their skills and get rewarded with fish. Their trainers are like best friends who play fun games with them. The whales look pretty cheerful to me when they're leaping out of the water on cue.Another argument I've heard is that ocean parks make money off exploiting animals, which isn't right. While it's true they charge for tickets, I'm told the money goes toward taking care of the animals, conservation efforts, and education programs. My class went on a field trip there last year and we learned so much cool stuff about marine life. Without places like ocean parks, how else could kids get to see and appreciate these awesome animals?Of course, I can understand being against ocean parks if the animals aren't being treated properly. If they're stuck in horrible conditions with no space, care or enrichment, then yeah, that's messed up and I wouldn't support that at all. But from what I've seen and read about the better ocean parks, the animals seem pretty content to me.At the end of the day, I think ocean parks do a lot more good than harm overall. They let people of all ages experience incredible animals up close in a fun, educational way. Sure, it's not quite the same as seeing them in the wild, but it's the closestmany of us will ever get! As long as the parks have high standards for animal care and aim to inspire conservation, I believe they should be allowed to stay open.Just think how boring the world would be if we got rid of zoos and aquariums too! We'd only be able to see real wild animals on TV or the internet. While those are cool, there's nothing quite like the wonder of seeing a real, live killer whale just a few feet away. I'll never forget the first time I locked eyes with one of those gentle giants. It gave me chicken skin and filled me with awe for the ocean. Experiences like that are what spark kids' curiosity about nature and science from an early age.So in my opinion, responsible ocean parks that prioritize animal welfare have an important place in society. They don't just entertain us, but inspire future generations to appreciate and protect our planet's precious wildlife. As long as they follow strict rules to keep the animals thriving, I say ocean parks are OK by me! What do you think? I'd love to hear your perspective too.篇5Should Ocean Parks Stay Open?Hi there! My name is Jamie and I'm nine years old. My teacher gave us a big writing assignment about ocean parks andwhether they should still be allowed to stay open. It's a really hard topic because there are good points on both sides. I've been thinking a lot about it and here are my thoughts.First off, I love going to the ocean park near my house. It's called Underwater World and it has huge tanks with all kinds of cool sea creatures like sharks, dolphins, seals, rays, and colorful fish. My favorite part is the dolphin show where the dolphins do tricks and flips out of the water. It's so amazing to see them up close like that!The park also has touchy pools where you can feel small sharks, starfish, and other marine animals. Last time I went, I even got to feed the seals which was a blast. They were so funny sticking their mouths out of the water to catch the fishy snacks. My little sister loved watching the penguins waddle around their icy home too. Just thinking about it makes me smile!Ocean parks teach kids like me so much about all the awesome animals that live under the sea. Before going, I didn't realize how many different types of sharks there are or how enormous whale sharks can get. I learned that sea turtles can live over 100 years! The parks have signs and videos everywhere explaining cool facts about the creatures. The staff gemologists also give fun presentations to teach you even more.But even though I really enjoy the ocean park, I can understand why some people think they should be closed down. The biggest issue is that keeping big animals like whales and dolphins trapped in tanks and pools seems really cruel. In the wild, they can swim and dive as much as they want, but in captivity their space is so limited. That must be incredibly frustrating and sad for them.Whales and dolphins are also highly intelligent animals that can experience things like depression, boredom, and stress from being confined. Some activists say it's outright abusive and unethical to deprive them of their natural freedom like that just for our entertainment. I can kind of see their point – if I had to live in a tiny room my whole life, I'd be miserable too!There have also been cases of animals becoming aggressive or trying to hurt themselves because of the intense captivity. Safety is another big worry, since whales and dolphins are powerful and could potentially attack trainers or audience members. A few years ago, there was a sad incident where a killer whale drowned his trainer during a show. Shocking things like that make me anxious about having the animals so close.Additionally, many ocean parks obtain their animals through pretty sketchy methods like capturing them from the wild orbreeding them in captivity just to live in tanks. This seems really wrong and unfair to the animals. Mother whales have even been known to grievously fight to protect their calves from being taken away. It's heartbreaking!Lastly, ocean parks produce a ton of waste,pollution, and require disturbing natural environments to build their facilities. This negatively impacts marine ecosystems. With climate change and ocean health already in crisis, we need to be extra cautious and protective, not disruptive.So in conclusion, even though I personally enjoy visiting ocean parks and learning about sea life, I can understand the very real ethical, safety, and environmental concerns around keeping intelligent animals like whales and dolphins confined in captivity for our entertainment. Maybe the solution is reforming how ocean parks operate to only include smaller animals and focus more on education through virtual reality or other technology that doesn't involve captive whales and dolphins. That way we can still appreciate and learn about marine life without the animal cruelty issues.Or perhaps we should just go on whale watching boats and observe them respectfully in their natural habitat instead. These kinds of ethical dilemmas are really tough, but I think it'simportant for us as a society to keep having these kinds of difficult conversations. We need to consider what's genuinely best for the whales, dolphins, and other precious animals that make our oceans so magnificently alive. Even though I'm just a kid, I want to do my part in protecting them however I can.。
海洋公园是否应该关闭的英语作文
海洋公园是否应该关闭的英语作文Should Ocean Parks Be Closed Down?Hi, my name is Emma and I'm 10 years old. My teacher asked us to write about whether we think ocean parks, like SeaWorld, should stay open or be shut down. It's a tough question because there are good points on both sides. Let me share my thoughts!On one hand, I can see why some people want to close ocean parks. The main reason is because of concern for the animals' wellbeing. Many activists argue that it's cruel to keep large marine mammals like whales and dolphins confined in small pools and tanks. In the wild, creatures like orcas can swim up to 100 miles per day. But in captivity, they're restricted to cramped enclosures that ARE NOTHING like their natural habitats.Critics also point out some of the cruel tactics used by ocean parks to capture and train their animals. Dolphins and whales are often violently separated from their families and punk using loud noises devices to force them to perform tricks on command. That doesn't seem right to me. I wouldn't want to be ripped away from my parents and punished just so I could do flips for people's entertainment.What's more, there have been many incidents of marine animals lashing out and injuring or killing their trainers. Like in 2010 when a killer whale named Tilikum dragged his trainer underwater by her hair and she tragically drowned. Maybe that happened because the whale was constantly confined and under a lot of stress. You can't really blame him for snapping.Another big concern is that ocean parks do very little to educate people about conservation efforts or marine biology. They're more like circuses that exploit animals as entertainers rather than educating people about their natural behaviors and how to protect them in the wild. If their main purpose was education and research, that would be one thing. But it seems like they really just care about making money from visitors who want to see a show.So those are some of the major arguments against keeping ocean parks running. Keeping intelligent creatures like whales and dolphins in captivity seems inhumane, and the parks may be lacking in their supposed "education" mission.However, I can also understand the reasons why some people want ocean parks to stay open. One of the biggest pros is that they allow people to learn about and connect with marine life in a way they couldn't through just watching a naturedocumentary. There's something special about seeing these majestic creatures up close. For a child, having that experience could spark a lifelong passion for preserving our oceans and the animals within them.Responsible ocean parks also do fund valuable conservation research and rehabilitation efforts for injured marine life. They employ marine biologists and provide a way for scientists to safely study the behaviors and physiologies of creatures that are hard to observe in their natural environments. The parks give a lot of people their first real interaction with whales, dolphins, sharks, rays, and more. This up-close look could inspire them to be better environmental stewards.And despite the arguments against it, the parks do attempt to educate visitors. Every exhibit has signs explaining the animals' behavior, diets, habitats, and more. The shows given by the trainers also incorporate facts about marine biology and why it's crucial that we work to protect the oceans. Yes, these shows have an entertainment aspect, but they blend it with lessons that could motivate people to make a difference.Additionally, the ocean parks themselves claim that their animals are well cared for and as comfortable as possible. The accredited parks follow strict regulations and hire experts toensure the marine habitats, diets, veterinary care, and more meet precise standards. They give the animals room to run, play, and socialize. While it's not exactly like being free in the ocean, it's better than letting injured or abandoned animals just die.There's also an argument that having these ocean parks is important because they protect certain species and allow us to learn about them. Extinction is a major threat, so studying these animals in captivity and building breeding programs for them could be crucial to their survival. If they go extinct in the wild, at least we'd have a chance to reintroduce them from the ocean park populations.Personally, I lean more towards the side of keeping ocean parks operating, but with some significant changes and regulations to prioritize the animals' well-being over pure entertainment. I don't think it's right to capture whales and dolphins from the wild anymore - I'd push for the parks to only take in rescued animals that could not survive if released.The pools and habitats need to be drastically enlarged to give the animals much more space, and any cruel training tactics have to be banned. The environments should mimic the animals' natural homes as close as possible, with dig pools, vegetation,and other decorations. This should help reduce stress and behaviors where whales hurt themselves by grinding on walls.I'd also want to see the parks put a lot more emphasis on educational programs over shows. Have the whales and dolphins do natural behaviors on their own instead of tricks, and use technology like underwater viewing areas to observe them. The trainers could give talks focusing on the biology, conservation, and what we can do to protect oceans. There could be virtual reality or simulator rides that show the scope of issues like pollution or overfishing.That way, visitors could still get that up-close look at marine life, but it would be combined with a bigger push to learn about the challenges facing our oceans and how we can address them. The parks should use the money they make to fund more scientific research, rescue operations, habitat protections, and other concrete efforts that create positive change.With some big changes like that, I think responsible ocean parks could do a lot of good in inspiring future generations to value and safeguard our marine ecosystems in a way that's ethical. Seeing the whales, rays, and sharks up close and learning about their lives could make kids like me really careabout protecting them and their homes. Maybe I'll even become a marine biologist myself one day!Of course, no matter how nice the parks try to make their habitats, it's never going to be quite the same as life in the wild. So I respect the arguments against them from animal rights groups because I don't want to see any creatures suffering. There's always going to be some debate around this issue.But if we can find a way for ocean parks to educate people while providing truly excellent care and living conditions for their animals, I think they could be a great force for positive change. We need to learn to appreciate and protect our oceans before it's too late. These parks can open people's eyes in a way that makes them really feel something - and when you feel it in your heart, you're more likely to act.What do you think? I'd love to hear your opinions! Even a 10-year-old like me understands this is a complicated issue with valid points on both sides. But I believe that if ocean parks put the focus on education over entertainment and give their animals great care, they can do more good than harm. Thanks for reading my essay! I'll keep working on my writing skills.。
第1部分 教材知识解读 选择性必修第一册 Unit 3 Fascinating Parks
Ⅰ.认阅读单词1．buffet v t.连续猛击；打来打去n．自助餐2．edge n．边；边缘；边线；刀刃v t.& v i.(使)缓缓移动；给……加边3．vast adj.宽广的；巨大的；浩大的4．glacier n．冰川5．reindeer n．驯鹿6．territory n．领土；版图；领域；地盘7．boundary n．边界；界限；分界线8．cottage n．小屋；(尤指)村舍；小别墅9．teapot n．茶壶10．label v t.用标签标明；贴标签n．标签；标记11．cream n．奶油；乳脂；护肤霜adj.奶油色的；淡黄色的12．leopard n．豹13．bush n．灌木14．lung n．肺15．corridor n．狭长地带；走廊；过道；通道16．roller coaster过山车17．pirate n．海盗；盗版者v t.盗印；窃用18．enormous adj.巨大的；极大的19．iron n．铁；铁器；铸铁；熨斗v t.& v i.(用熨斗)熨；烫平20．superb adj.极佳的；卓越的21．aquarium n．(pl.aquariums or aquaria)水族馆；水族玻璃槽；养鱼缸22．polar adj.(近)极地的；南极(或北极)的；磁极的23．column n．(书、报纸印刷页上的)栏；专栏；柱(形物)Ⅱ.记重点单词1．cloth n．(一块)布；织物；布料2．valley n．谷；山谷；溪谷3．ban v t.明令禁止；取缔n．禁令4．accompany v t.伴随；陪伴；伴随；(尤指用钢琴)为……伴奏5．adopt v t.接受；实行；接受v t.& v i.领养6．sour adj.酸的；有酸味的7．sneeze v i.打喷嚏n．喷嚏；喷嚏声8．stretch v i.延长；连续v i.& v t.伸展；伸展9．pedal n．(自行车等的)脚镫子；踏板v t.& v i.骑自行车；踩踏板10．fountain n．喷泉；人工喷泉；喷水池11．route n．路线；路途；途径12．ahead ad v.向前；在前面；提前13．theme adj.有特定主题的n．主题；主题思想14．theme park主题公园；主题乐园15．incredible adj.极好的；极大的；难以置信的16．wander n．游荡；闲逛；流浪v t.& v i.闲逛；漫游v i.丢失；离散；走神17．swing v t.& v i.(swung，swung)(使)摇摆；摇摆；转弯；(使)突然转向18．steam n．蒸汽；水蒸气；蒸汽动力v i.蒸发；散发蒸汽；冒水汽19．splendid adj.壮丽的；宏伟的；极佳的；格外好的20．display n．展览；陈设；展览品v t.显示；陈设21．appetite n．食欲；胃口；猛烈欲望Ⅲ.知拓展单词1．visible adj.看得见的；可见的→invisible adj.看不见的→vision n．视力；视觉2．bless v t.祝愿→blessing n．幸事；祝愿3．prohibition n．禁止；阻挡；禁令→prohibit v t.(尤指以法令)禁止；阻挡4．journalist n．新闻记者；新闻工作者→journal n．日志；杂志5．rewarding adj.值得做的；有益的→reward v t.报答；酬劳；奖赏6．cycle n．自行车；摩托车；循环v i.骑自行车→cyclist n．骑自行车的人7．appeal v i.有吸引力；呼吁；恳求；上诉n．吸引力；呼吁；上诉；恳求→appealing adj.有吸引力的；恳求的8．adorable adj.可爱的；讨人宠爱的→adore v t.宠爱；宠爱9．amusement n．消遣(活动)；愉悦→amuse v t.(供应)消遣；(使)消遣→amusing adj.逗人笑的；有乐趣的→amused adj.逗乐的；觉得好笑的10．fashion n．时尚；时兴；流行款式→fashionable adj.时尚的11．rare adj.稀有的；贵重的；(肉)半熟的→rarely ad v.罕有；很少12．entertainment n．消遣；款待；消遣活动；文娱节目→entertain v t.款待；款待；使欢快→entertaining adj.使人开心的；好玩的→entertainer n．表演者；艺人步步高大一轮复习讲义英语(人教版)1．gifted adj.有天赋的；有才华的2．glorious adj.光荣的3．gorgeous adj.绚丽的；极好的4．grasp v t.抓紧；领悟5．grateful adj.感谢的；表示感谢的6．greeting n．问候；迎接7．grumble v i.埋怨，发牢骚8．guarantee n．& v t.保证；担保Ⅳ.背核心短语1．on the move在行进中；在移动中2．set out动身；启程；(怀着目标)开头工作3．live off依靠……生活；以吃……为生4．appeal to有吸引力；有感染力；呼吁；上诉；打动5．up to达到(某数量、程度等)；直到；不多于；(体力或智力上)能胜任6．upside down颠倒；倒转；翻转7．wake up醒来8．look after照看9．pick up捡起；捡起10．be familiar with对……生疏Ⅴ.悟经典句式1．Following the reindeer were the Sami people，who made this territory their home.(完全倒装)驯鹿之后来的是萨米人，他们在这片土地上安家落户。
八年级下册七单元的保护海豚英语作文
八年级下册七单元的保护海豚英语作文全文共3篇示例，供读者参考篇1Protecting DolphinsDolphins are one of the most intelligent and magical creatures in the sea. They are known for their playful behavior and close interactions with humans. However, dolphins are facing numerous threats from human activities such as overfishing, pollution, habitat destruction, and hunting. Therefore, it is crucial for us to take action to protect these incredible animals.One of the main threats to dolphins is overfishing. Dolphins often get caught in fishing nets intended for other species, resulting in them being injured or killed. To prevent this, fishing practices need to be modified to reduce accidental bycatch of dolphins. Scientists and conservationists are working together to develop new technologies and methods to prevent dolphins from becoming entangled in fishing gear.Pollution is another major threat to dolphins. Chemicals, plastics, and other waste products are entering the ocean at analarming rate, contaminating the water and harming marine life. Dolphins are particularly vulnerable to pollution because they are at the top of the food chain and can accumulate high levels of toxins in their bodies. To protect dolphins from pollution, we need to reduce our use of single-use plastics, properly dispose of waste, and support efforts to clean up the ocean.Habitat destruction is also a significant concern for dolphins. Coastal development, oil drilling, and shipping activities can disrupt dolphin habitats and interfere with their natural behaviors. To protect dolphin habitats, we need to establish marine protected areas, create regulations to limit harmful activities in sensitive areas, and promote sustainable development practices.Lastly, hunting and captivity are other threats to dolphins. Some countries still allow the hunting of dolphins for meat and traditional medicine, while others capture dolphins for entertainment purposes in marine parks and aquariums. It is essential to raise awareness about the cruelty of these practices and advocate for stronger laws and regulations to protect dolphins from exploitation.In conclusion, dolphins are incredible creatures that deserve our respect and protection. By taking action to address thethreats facing dolphins, we can ensure that these intelligent animals will continue to grace our oceans for future generations to enjoy. It is up to all of us to make a difference and protect dolphins before it is too late. Let us work together to safeguard the future of these majestic creatures and preserve the beauty of our oceans.篇2Protecting DolphinsDolphins are one of the most beautiful and intelligent creatures in the ocean. They are known for their playful behavior, stunning acrobatics, and their ability to communicate with each other through a complex system of whistles and clicks. However, dolphins are facing numerous threats to their survival, including pollution, habitat loss, and commercial fishing practices. As responsible stewards of the ocean, it is our duty to protect these magnificent animals and ensure their continued existence for future generations.One of the biggest threats to dolphins is pollution. Chemicals and waste products from industrial activities, agriculture, and urban development are polluting the oceans and threatening the health of marine organisms, includingdolphins. Polluted water can make dolphins sick, harm their food sources, and disrupt their natural behaviors. To protect dolphins from pollution, we must reduce our use of plastic products, properly dispose of hazardous waste, and support policies that promote cleaner waterways.Another major threat to dolphins is habitat loss. Dolphins rely on a healthy marine environment for feeding, breeding, and socializing. However, coastal development, dredging, and other human activities are destroying their habitats and disrupting their migratory patterns. To protect dolphins from habitat loss, we must establish marine protected areas, regulate development along coastal areas, and implement sustainable coastal management practices.Commercial fishing practices also pose a significant threat to dolphins. Many dolphins are accidentally caught in fishing nets or traps, known as bycatch, and are injured or killed as a result. To protect dolphins from bycatch, we must promote the use of dolphin-safe fishing gear, educate fishermen about the importance of dolphin conservation, and enforce regulations that minimize the impact of fishing on dolphin populations.In addition to these threats, dolphins are also vulnerable to climate change, ocean acidification, and noise pollution. Climatechange is altering ocean temperatures and currents, which can impact the distribution and abundance of dolphin prey species. Ocean acidification is affecting the availability of food sources for dolphins, such as fish and squid. Noise pollution from shipping, seismic surveys, and military activities can interfere with dolphins' communication and navigation abilities.To protect dolphins from these threats, we must take collective action at the local, national, and international levels. Governments, conservation organizations, scientists, and the public must work together to implement policies and initiatives that support dolphin conservation. This can include creating marine protected areas, regulating pollution and fishing practices, conducting research on dolphin populations, and raising awareness about the importance of dolphins in the ecosystem.Individuals can also make a difference by making responsible choices in their daily lives. By reducing plastic waste, conserving water, supporting sustainable seafood practices, and participating in beach clean-up efforts, we can all contribute to the protection of dolphins and other marine species. Together, we can ensure a brighter future for dolphins and preserve the beauty and diversity of our oceans for generations to come.In conclusion, dolphins are incredible animals that enrich our lives and inspire us with their intelligence and grace. However, they are facing numerous threats to their survival, including pollution, habitat loss, and commercial fishing practices. It is our responsibility to protect dolphins and ensure their continued existence for future generations. By working together and taking action to address these threats, we can safeguard the future of dolphins and preserve the health and vitality of our oceans. Let us all do our part to protect these amazing creatures and the incredible ecosystems they call home.篇3Protection of DolphinsDolphins are amazing creatures that live in our oceans. They are known for their playful nature, high intelligence, and strong social bonds. However, dolphins are facing many threats in the wild that are putting their survival at risk. In the seventh unit of the eighth grade, we learned about the importance of protecting dolphins and the actions we can take to help ensure their future.One of the biggest threats to dolphins is climate change. As the Earth's temperature rises, sea levels are also rising, leading to habitat loss for dolphins. This can disrupt their feeding andbreeding patterns, as well as increase their exposure to pollution and diseases. To combat climate change, we can reduce our carbon footprint by using less energy, driving less, and supporting renewable energy sources.Another major threat to dolphins is pollution. Plastic waste, chemicals, and oil spills can contaminate the waters where dolphins live and feed, causing them to become sick or die. We can help reduce pollution by properly disposing of our trash, recycling materials, and participating in beach clean-up events. By keeping our oceans clean, we can create a safer environment for dolphins to thrive.Overfishing is also a significant threat to dolphins. When their food sources are depleted due to excessive fishing, dolphins may suffer from malnutrition and starvation. To address this issue, we can support sustainable fishing practices that do not harm dolphin populations. By choosing seafood products that are sustainably sourced, we can help protect the marine food chain and ensure a healthy ecosystem for dolphins to live in.In addition to these external threats, dolphins are also at risk of being captured or killed by humans for entertainment purposes. Some dolphins are captured and kept in captivity formarine parks and aquariums, where they may suffer from stress and confinement. Others are hunted for their meat and blubber in certain cultures. We can take action by boycotting marine parks that keep dolphins in captivity and advocating for laws that protect dolphins from exploitation.Overall, it is important for us to be aware of the challenges facing dolphins and to take action to protect them. By working together to address climate change, pollution, overfishing, and exploitation, we can create a safer and healthier environment for dolphins to thrive. Let us all do our part to ensure the well-being of these magnificent creatures for generations to come. Thank you.。
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呼吁保护长江生态渔业资源英语作文全文共3篇示例，供读者参考篇1Save the Fish in the Mighty Yangtze River!Hi there! My name is Xiao Ming and I'm a 10-year-old student from Wuhan, which is a big city located right along the famous Yangtze River in China. Today I want to talk to you about something that's really important to me and to the whole world - protecting the incredible fish and other aquatic life in this amazing river.The Yangtze River is the third-longest river in the world after the Nile and the Amazon. It stretches an amazing 6,300 kilometers (3,915 miles) across China! This mighty river has been called the "Golden Waterway" and is one of the most important rivers on Earth for so many reasons. Millions of people live along its banks and rely on the Yangtze for drinking water, farming, transportation and more.But did you know the Yangtze River is also home to an incredible variety of fish and other aquatic creatures? There are over 350 different species of freshwater fish found in the river,including some really cool and unique ones you can't find anywhere else in the world! Let me tell you about a few of my favorites:The Chinese sturgeon is a massive, prehistoric-looking fish that can grow over 5 meters (16 feet) long and weigh up to 500 kilograms (1,100 pounds)! These living fossils have existed for over 140 million years. They're awesome but sadly extremely endangered now.Another amazing Yangtze fish is the Chinese paddlefish - one of the largest freshwater species in the world. These sharks of the river realm used to grow up to 7 meters (23 feet) in length! Sadly, they were declared extinct in 2020 after none had been spotted for decades.The Yangtze finless porpoise is like a little dolphin that lives only in the river's central main stem. These intelligent, smiling mammals are cousins of the ocean dolphin but have evolved for freshwater life. They're critically endangered now.Those are just a few examples of the incredible aquatic life in the Yangtze River basin. The fish, mammals, plants, and other creatures here are like nowhere else on Earth! They've been around for millions of years but now face huge threats from human activities.The Yangtze is often called the most endangered river in the world because of all the big problems it faces. Let me list some of the major issues:Pollution - Sadly, the Yangtze has become one of the most polluted rivers on the planet. Factories, farms, and cities dump tons of garbage, chemicals and sewage into the waters every day. This toxic pollution is choking the life out of the river and its inhabitants.Overfishing - With over 400 million people living along the Yangtze basin, way too many fish are being caught through industrial overfishing practices. Many species risk being fished to extinction.Habitat Loss - Construction of dams, cities and infrastructure along the riverbanks destroys the natural breeding and living areas for fish and other species. Their habitats are disappearing.Shipping Traffic - Thousands of huge ships congest the Yangtze carrying goods and polluting the waters with engine noise and leaking fuel. This really disrupts and stresses the aquatic life.As you can see, the incredible fisheries and biodiversity of the Yangtze face so many threats from human activities. Manyunique species have already gone extinct or are on the verge of disappearing forever. If we don't act quickly to save the Yangtze's ecosystem, an invaluable natural treasure will be lost for good.So what can we do to protect the river's fisheries and wildlife? Here are some of my ideas:Stop Pollution - We need much stronger laws and enforcement to prevent factories, farms and cities from dumping toxic wastes into the Yangtze. The poisoning of the waters has to stop!Sustainable Fishing - There must be stricter limits on how many fish are caught and better policies for sustainable fishing practices that don't deplete species to extinction. We need to give fish populations a chance to recover.Protect Habitats - Large areas along the Yangtze riverbanks should be protected as natural reserves and breeding grounds. No more construction or development in these vital fish habitats.Manage Ship Traffic - The overcrowding of ships and boats needs to be controlled on the Yangtze through policies that limit traffic and noise/fuel pollution that harms river life.Education - People need to be taught about the importance of the Yangtze's biodiversity and why these species are a precious natural resource for China and the world that must be protected.I really hope that governments, companies and all people can come together to save the fisheries and biodiversity of the iconic Yangtze River before it's too late. We're the ones with the power and responsibility to protect this amazing natural wonder. The fish, porpoises, and other incredible creatures of the Yangtze can't speak up for themselves, so we have to be their voice!Imagine if the Yangtze River became a "dead zone" with no fish or aquatic life because of human damage and neglect. What an incredible loss that would be! The river has already lost so many unique species forever. We can't allow that to happen to the rest.The Yangtze's natural bounty and biodiversity is a treasure for China, Asia and the entire planet that absolutely must be saved. I dream of a future where my children and grandchildren can enjoy and appreciate the same magnificent river fisheries that have existed for millions of years. A future where the iconic species like the sturgeon and finless porpoise still thrive in their natural Yangtze River habitats.We all need to work hard to protect the ecological resources of the Yangtze today so they can be around for generations to come. The mighty Yangtze River is a gift of nature that we're extremely lucky to have in our beautiful country of China. We simply can't let anything happen to its incredible fisheries and aquatic diversity. It's up to us to be good stewards and take care of this life-giving river!Thanks for reading my thoughts on this issue that means so much to me. I hope I've inspired you a little to appreciate the amazing Yangtze River and its spectacular array of fish and other species. More importantly, I hope you'll join me in protecting and preserving this natural treasure before it's gone forever. The future of the Yangtze is in our hands - let's make sure that future is a bright one full of life and biodiversity!篇2Save the Yangtze River's Fishy Friends!Hi there! My name is Xiaomei and I'm 10 years old. I live right near the mighty Yangtze River in China. The Yangtze is one of the biggest rivers in the whole world - can you believe it's over 6,000 kilometers long? That's almost as far as from New York to Los Angeles and back again!The Yangtze is famous for many things, like being the home of amazing animals like the cute and cuddly giant panda. But did you know it's also incredibly important for fish? Hundreds of different species of fish live in the Yangtze's waters. Sadly though, many of these fishy friends are in big trouble.You see, the Yangtze has gotten very polluted from factories dumping toxic chemicals and garbage into it. The river's water isn't as clean as it used to be. This makes it hard for fish to survive and thrive. Poor water quality hurts fish habitats and makes it harder for fish to breathe, grow and reproduce.Overfishing is another huge threat to the Yangtze's marine life. Fishermen are taking too many fish out of the river. They use huge nets and catch adult fish before they can lay eggs and make new baby fish. If this keeps happening, vulnerable species could disappear from the Yangtze forever!Construction projects like dams and shipping channels have also damaged and destroyed many of the river's natural wetlands. These are crucial breeding and nursery areas for young fish. With their homes being ruined, fish don't have safe havens to spawn and raise their babies anymore.Why is this such a big problem? Well, fish are a vital part of the Yangtze River ecosystem. They're an important food sourcefor bigger animals like birds and the endangered Yangtze finless porpoise. Fish help keep the river clean by eating plants and insects. And of course, the Yangtze's fisheries provide food and jobs for millions of people living along the river's banks.If fish populations keep dwindling, it could lead to a collapse of the entire river ecosystem. Birds, porpoises and other Yangtze wildlife would suffer from lack of food. Plants wouldn't get eaten and could overgrow. And people would lose a precious resource that they've relied on for thousands of years.That's why we need to take action now to protect and revive the Yangtze's fish! Here are some things we can do:First, we need stronger laws limiting industrial pollution in the river. Wastewater from factories should be properly treated before being released. There also needs to be better garbage disposal so plastics and other trash don't end up in the water.We should have "fish protection zones" in parts of the river where fishing is limited or banned. This allows fish to breed safely without being overharvested. Fishing methods like big drift nets that catch too many fish at once should also be outlawed.Efforts need to be made to restore the Yangtze's wetlands as well. By bringing back these natural habitats, fish will have more places to spawn and seek shelter. Carefully re-planting vegetation along the river banks can help filter out pollutants too.Those are just some ideas - I'm sure there are many other good solutions too! But no matter what, we all need to pitch in and do our part to save the Yangtze's incredible fish species. It's so important for the health of the whole river and all the people and animals who depend on it.I really hope adults, governments, scientists and everyone else takes this issue seriously. We need to act quickly before it's too late for the Yangtze's fishy friends! They're such an amazing part of our planet and local environment. Protecting them protects all of us.The next time you see or eat a fresh fish from the Yangtze, remember how special and precious it is. Let's work together to make sure amazing river creatures like that can thrive for many, many more years to come. The Yangtze's fish need our help - are you in?篇3The Mighty Yangtze River: A Treasure Trove of LifeHave you ever looked at a map of China? If so, you've probably noticed the grand Yangtze River snaking across the land like a massive dragon. This incredible river is not only long and powerful, but it's also home to some of the most amazing animals and plants in the whole country!I still remember the first time I visited the Yangtze River with my family. We took a little boat out onto the water, and I was awestruck by how huge and wide the river was. It seemed to stretch on forever! The water was a deep shade of green, and I could see little fish darting around beneath the surface. My dad told me that the Yangtze is one of the largest rivers in the world and has tons of different kinds of fish living in it.Some of the fish that live there are found nowhere else on Earth! Like the famous Chinese sturgeon, which is this massive, prehistoric-looking fish that can grow over 4 meters (13 feet) long. How cool is that? The Yangtze is also home to the bizarre-looking Chinese paddlefish, which has a long snout like a paddle or shovel. Sadly, this incredible fish was declared extinct in 2020 because people overfished it and destroyed its habitat. Isn't that tragic?The truth is, the Yangtze River faces a lot of dangers from human activities like pollution, dam construction, overfishing, and more. All of these things are making it harder and harder for fish, plants, and other living creatures to survive in this amazing river. Some species have already gone extinct, while many others are endangered and could disappear forever if we don't act soon.That's why I think it's so important that we work hard to protect the ecological fishery resources of the Yangtze River. These fish and other river animals aren't just neat to look at - they're actually a vital part of the river's ecosystem. Fish help keep the waters clean by eating algae and plants, and they're also an important food source for bigger animals like birds and even the endangered Yangtze finless porpoise.Not to mention, the fishing industry along the Yangtze River has been an important part of life for people living there for thousands of years. Many families have made their living by fishing the bountiful waters of the river. But if the fish disappear, these ancient traditions and ways of life could be lost forever too. That would be such a shame!So what can we do to protect this incredible natural treasure? Well, first off, we have to crack down hard on illegal fishingactivities like using explosives or taking more fish than allowed. There need to be very strict rules and regulations in place to stop overfishing. We should also work on cleaning up pollution in the river and its tributaries by treating wastewater properly and not dumping garbage into the waters.Another big issue is all the dams and development projects along the river that are destroying habitats. While some dams may be needed for hydropower and flood control, they often block fish migration routes and harm spawning grounds. I think any new development projects should have to follow strict environmental rules to limit their impact on the river's creatures.Protecting natural habitats like wetlands and oxbow lakes along the riverbanks is also super important, as many fish species use these areas to breed and raise their young. Setting up more nature reserves and national parks would help a lot.But even ordinary people like you and me can do our part too! Simple things like not littering, using less plastic, and never flushing trash down the toilet can help keep our rivers clean. We can also eat sustainably-caught seafood and support companies working to protect rivers. Raising awareness through school projects and community events is great too.I really hope that everyone reading this will join me in caring about the Yangtze River and its amazing array of fish and other life. This ecological treasure is precious and irreplaceable - we only have one Yangtze! By working together, I'm confident we can protect and preserve it for many generations to come.Just imagine a future where the mighty Yangtze still teems with sturgeon, carp, perch and all kinds of other fish, just like it has for millions of years. A future where the ancient fishing traditions continue to thrive. A future where the Yangtze River and its inhabitants - including us humans! - can all live together in harmony. That's the future I dream of. Don't you?。
水族箱相关英语作文
水族箱相关英语作文Title: The Fascinating World of Aquariums。
Aquariums have long been a source of fascination and wonder for people of all ages. These miniature underwater worlds provide a glimpse into the beauty and complexity of aquatic life, allowing us to appreciate the diverse ecosystems that exist beneath the surface. In this essay,we will explore the various aspects of aquariums, fromtheir history and benefits to tips for creating and maintaining one at home.To begin with, let's delve into the history of aquariums. The concept of keeping fish in enclosed containers dates back thousands of years, with ancient civilizations such as the Egyptians and Romans keeping fish in ornamental ponds. However, the modern aquarium as we know it today didn't emerge until the 19th century. In 1853, the world's first public aquarium opened in London, showcasing a variety of marine species to the public forthe first time. Since then, aquariums have grown in popularity, becoming fixtures in homes, schools, and public institutions around the world.One of the primary benefits of aquariums is theirability to provide educational opportunities. By observing fish and other aquatic organisms up close, people can learn about their behavior, habitat requirements, and ecological roles. For children, in particular, aquariums can spark an interest in marine biology and environmental conservation, fostering a sense of stewardship for the oceans and freshwater environments.Moreover, aquariums have been shown to have therapeutic effects on people's mental health. The soothing sight and sound of water can promote relaxation and reduce stress and anxiety. Many healthcare facilities, such as hospitals and nursing homes, incorporate aquariums into their environments to create a calming atmosphere for patients and residents.Now, let's discuss the practical aspects of setting upand maintaining an aquarium at home. The first step is to choose an appropriate tank size and location. Larger tanks are generally more stable and provide a better environment for fish, while smaller tanks can be suitable for beginners or those with limited space. It's essential to place the aquarium away from direct sunlight and sources of heat or cold to prevent temperature fluctuations.Next, you'll need to select the appropriate equipment, including a filter, heater (if necessary), lighting, and substrate. The filter is crucial for maintaining water quality by removing debris and waste products, while the heater helps maintain a stable temperature for tropicalfish species. Adequate lighting is essential for the growth of live plants, which can help create a naturalistichabitat for your fish.When it comes to stocking your aquarium, research is key. Different species of fish have specific requirementsin terms of water parameters, diet, and compatibility with other fish. It's essential to choose fish that are compatible in terms of temperament and size to preventaggression and overcrowding. Additionally, consider adding live plants and decorations to create hiding spots and visual interest for your fish.Regular maintenance is crucial for keeping your aquarium healthy and thriving. This includes performing partial water changes, cleaning the filter and substrate, and monitoring water parameters such as temperature, pH, and ammonia levels. Overfeeding should be avoided, as it can lead to water quality issues and health problems for your fish.In conclusion, aquariums are not only aesthetically pleasing but also educational and therapeutic. Whetheryou're a seasoned hobbyist or a beginner, setting up and maintaining an aquarium can be a rewarding experience. By providing a glimpse into the underwater world, aquariums remind us of the importance of protecting and preserving our oceans and freshwater environments for future generations to enjoy.。
保护锦鲤的英文作文
保护锦鲤的英文作文Title: Protecting Koi Fish。
In recent years, the popularity of koi fish has surged, both as a symbol of beauty and as beloved pets. However,with this rise in popularity comes a responsibility to protect these majestic creatures and ensure their well-being in both natural habitats and captivity.Firstly, it's crucial to address the preservation ofkoi fish in their natural habitats. Koi fish are native to freshwater environments in Asia, particularly Japan. Pollution, habitat destruction, and overfishing pose significant threats to their survival in the wild. To combat these issues, government regulations must beenforced to limit pollution and prevent habitat destruction. Additionally, public awareness campaigns can educate people about the importance of preserving koi fish habitats andthe ecosystems they inhabit.Furthermore, efforts to protect koi fish extend totheir welfare in captivity. As popular ornamental fish, koi are often kept in ponds or tanks by enthusiasts around the world. However, inadequate care and overcrowded conditions can lead to stress, disease, and even death among these fish. Therefore, responsible koi keeping practices are essential. This includes providing adequate space, maintaining water quality, and ensuring proper nutrition. Education on proper koi care should be made widelyavailable to hobbyists to promote responsible ownership.In addition to addressing environmental and welfare concerns, conservation efforts should also focus on preserving koi fish genetic diversity. Selective breeding for specific traits has led to a narrowing of the genetic pool in some koi populations, making them more vulnerable to diseases and environmental changes. Conservation breeding programs can help maintain genetic diversity and ensure the long-term viability of koi populations.Another aspect of protecting koi fish involves combating the illegal trade and exploitation of theseanimals. Poaching and trafficking of koi for their ornamental value are significant threats, particularly in regions where they are highly prized. Strict enforcement of laws and regulations, along with international cooperation to disrupt illegal trade networks, are necessary to combat this issue.Ultimately, the protection of koi fish requires amulti-faceted approach that addresses environmental conservation, animal welfare, genetic diversity, and the prevention of illegal exploitation. By taking proactive measures to safeguard these beautiful creatures, we can ensure that future generations will continue to enjoy their beauty and significance in our world.。
保护水族馆的英语作文初中
Aquariums are a vital part of our society,serving as both educational and recreational centers.They provide an opportunity for people to observe and learn about marine life in a controlled environment.However,the protection of these institutions is crucial to ensure their sustainability and the wellbeing of the aquatic species they house. Here are some key points to consider when discussing the protection of aquariums.1.Importance of Biodiversity ConservationAquariums play a significant role in conserving biodiversity.They often house species that are endangered or threatened in the wild.By providing a safe habitat for these species,aquariums contribute to the preservation of marine life and the ecosystems they inhabit.2.Ethical Treatment of Marine AnimalsThe protection of aquariums also involves ensuring the ethical treatment of the animals they house.This includes providing suitable living conditions,ensuring proper nutrition, and minimizing stress.Aquariums must adhere to strict guidelines to ensure the welfare of the animals is prioritized.cational OutreachAquariums serve as educational hubs,teaching visitors about marine ecosystems and the importance of conservation.By offering interactive exhibits and educational programs, aquariums can inspire the next generation of conservationists and raise awareness about the need to protect our oceans.4.Research and Conservation EffortsMany aquariums are involved in research and conservation projects.They collaborate with scientists and conservation organizations to study marine life and develop strategies to protect it.This research is crucial for understanding the challenges facing marine species and finding solutions to these problems.5.Sustainable PracticesAquariums must implement sustainable practices to reduce their environmental impact. This includes using energyefficient systems,reducing water waste,and sourcing sustainable seafood for their restaurants.By adopting ecofriendly practices,aquariums can set an example for other institutions and the public.munity InvolvementInvolving the local community in the protection of aquariums is essential.This can be achieved through community programs,volunteer opportunities,and partnerships with local schools and organizations.By engaging the community,aquariums can foster asense of ownership and responsibility for the marine life they protect.7.Financial SupportThe protection of aquariums requires financial support to maintain their operations,fund research,and support conservation efforts.This can come from ticket sales,donations, and grants.It is important for aquariums to be transparent about their financial needs and to communicate the importance of their work to potential donors.8.Legal ProtectionsAquariums must comply with local,national,and international laws that protect marine life.This includes regulations on the capture and display of marine animals,as well as laws that protect endangered species.Aquariums must work closely with regulatory bodies to ensure they are in compliance with these laws.9.Disaster PreparednessAquariums must be prepared for natural disasters and other emergencies that could threaten the safety of their animals and facilities.This includes having evacuation plans, emergency response teams,and the necessary resources to protect the animals in their care.10.Advocacy for Marine ProtectionAquariums have a responsibility to advocate for the protection of marine life and habitats. They can do this by supporting marine protected areas,promoting sustainable fishing practices,and raising awareness about the threats facing our oceans.In conclusion,the protection of aquariums is a multifaceted endeavor that requires the commitment of the institutions themselves,the support of the public,and the cooperation of various stakeholders.By focusing on these key areas,we can ensure that aquariums continue to play a vital role in the conservation of marine life and the education of the public.。
我们应当保护海洋生物英语作文（精选6篇）
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我们应当保护海洋生物英语作文篇1Today，I saw a shop was selling the coral when I walk on the street.I was very angry.Perhaps many people still don't know that selling coral is illegal abroad expect in Indonesia.Because Indonesia is so poor that it has to earn money through digging and selling the coral,which accuse many marine organisms have to move from their home-ocean.As you known,if coral leave the ocean which they adapt,they might die.That's why I feel so angry. 我们应当保护海洋生物英语作文篇2Ocean refers to the protection of the marine environmental protection,including protection of marine resources and protection of the marine ecosystem.Marine organisms,including sea water is an environmental and water-capacity solution and suspended solids,sediments and marine life,the complexity of the system.Rich in marine biological resources,mineral resources,chemical and power resources,such as human resources indispensable treasure trove of resources,human survival and development of the relationship is extremely close.At present,the protection of the marine main objective is to protect the living marine resources,so that it will not be failure for the sustainable use of mankind.Special priority should be to protect those valuable and endangered marine life indanger.According to the survey departments of the United Nations,as a result of over-fishing,accidental killing of non-target to allow the killing marine life and coastal tidal flats of the project,the mangrove deforestation,pollution of the marine environment in general,at least 25 of the world's most valuable fisheries resources Exhausted,whales,sea turtles,manatees and other marine animals face extinction risk.With the expected expansion of the scale of ocean development,the possibility of living marine resources caused more damage.First of all,the protection of the marine task to put an end to the living marine resources over-exploitation,to be followed to protect marine life habitat or habitat,particularly their migration and spawning,feeding,Dihai to avoid the coast,tidal flats,estuaries,coral reefs,it is necessary to The prevention of heavy metals,pesticides,oil,organic produce and easy eutrophication of nutrients such as marine pollution.T o maintain living marine resources and renewable sources of natural water purification ability to maintain the ecological balance of oceans and the sea of humanity to ensure the continued development and use.我们应当保护海洋生物英语作文篇3The boundless sea gives people the expectation, the beauty, the warm maternal love.The sea is like a poem.Like a picture, the meaning is rich;Like a symphony, the vast...It is always calm, like a mirror;Now and then the rage, the surge of rage, can overturn the boat that sailed.In my mind, the sea is the blue world and the cradle of life.There are so many free and free lives.The sea is so mysterious, so charming!Now the sea has changed.The water is no longer clear, it'scloudy, it's dirty.The water washed up on the sand, leaving no more of a bouncing fish, but a pile of trash, and a lot of shrill little shrimps.Why is that?It's all because of us.While enjoying the beauty of the sea, someone threw the stinky rubbish into the sea.There are also people living on the coast who make toilet discharge pipes to the bottom of the sea.Even worse, the waste water from the factory poured into the sea, and the water became a strange color.Lead to give birth to a lot of lack of brain ` low IQ baby, our next generation - the eyes bright ` voice immature ` gorge through red face the next generation will never see the beautiful blue sea.Some people have done an experiment, he compared a basin of water to the sea, and drop a drop of ink into the "sea".At once, the ink spread slowly, shallower and disappeared, and the "sea water" was almost as clean as before.If the ink keeps dripping, "the color of the water will get darker and darker, and then it will turn into a basin of black water.The world's six billion people produce a lot of waste water and industrial pollution every day, just as the ink has been pouring into the pristine waters of the sea, and the sea is now a pool of sewage.For the sake of our human health, to see the beautiful and charming blue ocean for our children and grandchildren.Let us act immediately, love the sea as we love life, and love the common blue home of mankind.我们应当保护海洋生物英语作文篇4The seas and oceans receive the brunt of human waste, whether it is by deliberate dumping or by natural run-off from the land.In fact over 80% of all marine pollution comes from land-based activities and many pollutants are deposited in estuariesand coastal waters. Here the pollutants enter marine food chains, building up their concentrations until they reach toxic levels. It often takes human casualties to alert us to pollution and such was the case in Minimata Bay in Japan when many people died as a result of a pollutant building up in food chains. A factory was discharging waste containing methyl mercury in low concentrations into the sea and as this pollutant passed through food chains it became more concentrated in the tissues of marine organisms until it reached toxic levels.As a consequence 649 people died from eating fish and shellfish contaminated with mercury and 3500 people suffered from mercury poisoning.我们应当保护海洋生物英语作文篇5All things cannot be separated from water, and fish cannot leave water.The theme is: water, the root of all things.It is true that the seven parts of the sea are right. We are from one of the creatures in the sea, and we have the same gills of fish when we are young...Everything shows that we are connected to the sea.Maybe we were just a little fish, but now we are the greatest humans.The sea is so kind and mysterious, what is it that we humans are, the most intelligent creatures at the top, what are our ancestors?It's a low-grade fish or an advanced dinosaur, and everything is a mystery.Now the sea is being developed by us, the sea ranch, the Marine oil base is so amazing.The sea gave us life, and gave us so much energy, and we?Marine oil base causes large oil spill, resulting in Marine oil pollution!What are we doing with the indiscriminate killing of whales and the salivating of shark fins?Isthe environmental protection or the destruction of the ecological balance?If the sea could wash everyone's heart like a shell, there would be no creatures in the world because of our indiscriminate killing.Is it a reward that the sea is our mother, and it has created the destruction of all that it has created?No, it isn't.What else can we do when black oil covers the ocean, and when black exhaust fills the sky?The sea belongs to nature, nature belongs to us?We belong to the sea, and the sea belong to us?What are we doing here?T o kill for personal gain?Destroy for yourself?No, no, no.I do not believe that we will destroy our oceans, and I do not believe that people will despair when the oceans disappear.Because everyone is selfish.Is it humane that the oceans have created us and destroyed us?Although we're trying to protect the environment, it's too late, unless time goes backwards, unless there's a miracle, unless it's all over again.I believe we can get the ocean back to our youth, and we are the smartest intelligent creatures.Everyone, for the sake of the bright future of the sea, also protect the sea for ourselves.thank you我们应当保护海洋生物英语作文篇6Ocean refers to the protection of the marine environmental protection，including protection of marine resources and protection of the marine ecosystem。
广东省揭阳市普宁市2024-2025学年高二上学期11月期中英语试题(无答案)
普宁2024-2025学年度第一学期高二级期中考英语试卷（试卷共8页，满分：130分，考试时间：120分钟）1．答题前，考生务必用黑色字迹的签字笔在答题卡上指定的栏目填写自己的考生号。
姓名、班级、座号、试室号及试室座位号，用2B铅笔在每张答题卡的“考生号”栏相应位置进行填涂。
2．选择题每小题选出答案后，用2B铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑：如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案，答案不能答在试卷上。
3．非选择题必须用黑色字迹钢笔或签字笔作答，答案必须写在答题卡上各题目指定区域内相应位置上：如需改动，先划掉原来的答案，然后再写上新的答案，不准使用铅笔和涂改液。
第一部分阅读（共两节，满分50分）第一节（共15小题：每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
AThe Aquarium（水族馆）of the Pacific is Southern California’s largest Aquarium. Beyond its world-class animal exhibits, the Aquarium offers monthly events for people of all ages. Here are the upcoming events for this November.Photographers NightOn this night only, the Aquarium is accessible to photographers for the purpose of getting their dream photos without having to worry about being disturbed by the general public.DATE: Saturday, NOVEMBER 4, 6:00—10:00 pmCOST: $44.95 per person,$41.95 for members. Ticket sales will be limited.* Exhibits that will not be lit: Lorikeet Forest & Diving Birds because they will be getting their rest.Seniors DayThe Aquarium will open its doors for free to people aged fifty and above on Seniors Day. It will feature special presentations, door prizes, and 20% off in the gift store for our senior guests.DATE: Monday, NOVEMBER 13,9:00 am—2:00 pmCOST: FREE to ages 50 and over with a valid photo ID．Advance reservations required.Autism（自闭症）Families TreatSpend a special evening at the Aquarium only for families with adults or children with autism. On this evening, guests can enjoy the peacefulness of the Aquarium’s exhibits.DATE: Sunday, NOVEMBER 19, 6:00—9:00 pmCOST: $12 per person, and free for Aquarium members and children under age three. Advance reservations required.STEAM FestSpend the morning surrounded by STEAM science, technology, engineering, art, and math!This event will feature interactive booths where you can learn about the ocean and the environment, makeobservations, and ask our animal care staff lots of questions.DATE: Saturday, NOVEMBER 25,9:00 am—1:00 pmCOST: $44.95 per adult（ages 12+）, $29.95 per child（ages 3—12）, and free for Aquarium members and children under age three. Advance reservations required.1．What can photographers do at Photographers Night?A．Get their dream photos of diving birds.B．Buy as many tickets as they want.C．Take photos without disturbance.D．Enjoy the event with the general public. 2．When can children with autism enjoy the exhibits peacefully?A．On November 19．B．On November 4.C．On November 13．D．On November 25.3．How much should a couple without membership pay to attend STEAM Fest?A．$74.9B．$89.9C．$29.95D．$44.95BAbout15 years ago, Andrew McLindon, a business owner and passionate cyclist. was riding his bike in Austin, Texas, when he thought about a friend’s 12-year-old son. The boy had never known the joy of biking because he suffered from a brain condition that often caused balance disturbances.When he got home, McLindon, now 60, went online and found a three-wheel recumbent（侧卧的）bike with a seat belt, perfect for a child with balance issues. Soon the boy was cycling around the street with his peers, having fun and getting exercise. But there was more, as MeLindon learned from his friend’s reaction. “To see his son interacting with other kids,” McLindon says. “I’ll never forget the smile on his face.”That smile launched the MeLindon Family Foundation. Funded by donations, the group works with pediatric rehab（小儿康复）clinics to find children who can benefit from owning bike and to help craft each bike to the particular needs of the child. A bike may include a headrest, a shoulder band, a seat belt, and a caregiver’s steering and braking system in the back. The bikes are expensive — $3,000 to $4,000, and that’s with the foundation’s large discount. For kids lucky enough to get one, they’re a life changer.“We worked with a 14-year-old who had a back problem,” says MeLindon. She spent most days on the couch watching TV. Soon after she got her bike, she was training for special-needs triathlons（铁人三项）. In a magazine interview, she said. “I always knew there was an athlete me.”So far, the foundation has given away 450 bikes, and that’s just a start. “I do a lot of things. I run a lot of companies.” McLindon says. “But getting these kids their bikes most important thing that I do.”4．What inspired Andrew McLindon to search for a special bike online?A．His desire to help a boy with balance issues.B．His ambition to start a new business.C．His goal to invent a new type of bike.D．His enthusiasm for cycling.5．Why was McLindon Family Foundation established?A．To sponsor special-needs triathlons.B．To raise money for pediatric rehab clinics.C．To offer a social network to children with special needs.D．To provide adaptive bikes for disabled children.6．What benefit can adaptive bikes bring?A．They can offer medical treatment.B．They can relieve physical suffering.C．They can provide exercise and fun.D．They can improve academic performance. 7．What does McLindon think of his work with the McLindon Family Foundation?A．It is a temporary solution.B．It is a worthwhile effort.C．It is financially rewarding.D．It is technically challenging.CWould you take a trip if you couldn’t use your cellphone? A new tour company called Off the Grid is asking travellers to put their cellphones away and not even use them for photos. The company founder, Zach Beattie, is developing his business, using money he saved from a tech job at a mapping company. He’s hired guides for every trip but will help lead the first few himself.The first trip is to Lisbon, Portugal, in July. It takes 7 to 10 days, with small groups of up to 16 people. Prices range from $1,500 to $1,650, including accommodations, meals and ground transportation. The plan includes at least three excursions（远足）and two social events, with an emphasis on unique experiences over bucket-list sightseeing. The tour also includes surfing lessons, yoga on the beach. a day of sailing and dinner with a local family.“When you’ re somewhere new, there’s a lot to see and a lot of cool and interesting people to meet,” Beattie said. “Your phone can distract（使分心）you.” The phone ban won’t be enforced quite as strictly as it seems at first glance. “We want it to be voluntary,” he said. “We’re not collecting phones and throwing them in a locked trunk. It’s held by you, but put in your pocket, and you state your intentions for the week, whether that’s checking your social media once or twice a day or a total blackout.”Tour-goers also get a “dumbphone” without Internet access that’s loaded with numbers for group leaders and other participants, both for emergencies and to promote socializing. Participants may bring regular cameras, but Beattie is hiring a photographer for each tour so there will be plenty of photos to remember the trip. Once the trip is over, participants will have access to those photos for use in social media posts.8．What can be learned about Zach Beattie?A．He used to earn his living in a tour company.B．He is always guiding every trip personally.C．He forbids tourists to take along cellphones.D．He set up his business at his own expense.9．What do we know about the Lisbon trip?A．The trip features sightseeing.B．Participants live in homestays.C．Tourists experience water sports.D．Air ticket is covered in the cost.10．What does Zach Beattie expect the participants to do?A．Free themselves from their phones.B．Post their photos on social media.C．Lock their phones in a trunk.D．Shift their focus onto dumbphones.11．What can tour-goers do with the dumbphone?A: Contact group members.B．Access the Internet.C．Record the trip.D．Take photos.DJust wanting a hamburger, Hembert Figueroa was surprised to learn the dollar bills in his pocket were no good at Dos Toros Taqueria in Manhattan.Figueroa, an ironworker, had to stand to the side, holding his hamburger, until a cashier helped him find another customer willing to pay for his meal with a card in exchange for cash. “I had money but I couldn’t pay,” he said.Cash-free stores are causing a backlash among some activists who say the practice looks down upon people like Figueroa, who either lack bank accounts or rely on cash for many transactions（交易）;Supporters for banning cashless stores worry that technology is moving too fast for the 6.5% of American households—8.4 million— that do not have a bank account.Business owners who go cashless say they are following the lead of majority of customers who are abandoning cash payments. Retailers are under pressure to satisfy customers with higher expectations for fast and convenient service, driven by companies like Amazon and Uber.Leo Kremer, co-worker of Dos Toros, said the amount of cash transactions at his stores fell from about 50% a decade ago to 15% last year. Cash transactions made handling cash especially troublesome. Before going cashless, Dos Toros locations were robbed twice.Financial experts who work with low-income people caution against making assumptions about the shopping preferences or buying power of those who rely on cash. Justine Zinkin, CEO of Neighborhood Trust Financial Partners, said the greater urgency in the digital time is finding ways to better include low-income people in the banking system, such as urging banks to offer no-fee starter accounts and encouraging banks to open branches in underserved areas.12．What trouble was Hembert Figueroa faced with at Dos Toros Taqueria?A．He failed to find a cashier for help.B．He was caught carrying false bank notes.C．He took no money or a card with him.D．He couldn’t make a deal with cash.13．What does the underlined word “backlash” in paragraph 3 mean?A．High expectation.B．Warm welcome.C．Heated debate.D．Strong disagreement.14．What did Justine Zinkin suggest according to the text?A．Making banks more accessible to low-income people.B．Raising the buying power of low-income people.C．Finding ways for banks to adapt with the digital time.D．Making regulations to ban cashless stores.15．What’s the main idea of this passage?A．An introduction of cashless stores, a new form of transaction.B．A discussion about whether cashless stores should be banned.C．A discussion about whether cashless stores are lawful.D．An introduction of cashless stores, a production of new technology.第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。
专题07-Unit 3 词汇表+中英文对照课文+知识点梳理+自我检测(解析版)
专题07 Unit 3词汇表+中英文对照课文+知识点梳理+自我检测【词汇表】1. buffet v. 连续猛击;打来打去n.自助餐2. cloth n. (一块)布;织物;布料3. edge n. 边;边缘;边线;刀刃wt.＆vi.(使)徐徐移动;给…加边4. valley n. 谷;山谷;溪谷5. vast adj. 辽阔的;巨大的;庞大的6. glacier n. 冰川7. reindeer n. 驯鹿8. territory n. 领土;版图;领域;地盘9. ban vt. 明令禁止;取缔n.禁令10. boundary n. 边界;界限;分隔线11. cottage n. 小屋;(尤指)村舍;小别墅12. visible adj. 看得见的;可见的13. on the move 在行进中;在移动中14. accompany vt. 陪同;陪伴;伴随;(尤指用钢琴)为…伴奏15. adopt vt. 采用;采取;采纳vt.＆i.领养16. sour adj. 酸的;有酸味的17. set out 出发;启程;(怀着目标)开始工作18. bless vt. 祝福19. live off 依靠…生活;以吃…为生20. prohibition n. 禁止;阻止;禁令21. prohibit vt. (尤指以法令)禁止;阻止22. journalist n. 新闻记者;新闻工作者23. sneeze vi. 打喷嚏n.喷嚏;喷嚏声24. teapot n. 茶壶25. label vt. 用标签标明;贴标签n.标签;标记26. cream n. 奶油;乳脂;护肤霜adj.奶油色的;濙黄色27. leopard n. 豹28. stretch vi 延伸;延续vi.＆vt.伸展;舒展29. rewarding adj. 值得做的;有益的30. bush n. 灌木31. lung n. 肺32. cycle n. 自行车;摩托车;循环骑自行车33. corridor n. 狭长地带;走廊;过道;通道34. pedal n. (自行车等的)脚镫子;踏板w.＆vi.骑自行车;踩踏板35. fountain n. 喷泉;人工喷泉;喷水池36. route n. 路线;路途;途径37. ahead adv. 向前;在前面;提前38. theme adj. 有特定主题的n.主题;主题思想39. theme park 主题公园;主题乐园40. roller coaster n. 过山车41. incredible adj. 极好的;极大的;难以置信的42. appeal vi. 有吸引力;呼吁;恳求;上诉n.吸引力;呼吁;上诉;请求43. appeal to 有吸引力;有感染力;呼呼;上诉;打动44. pirate n. 海盗;盗版者vt.盗印;窃用45. adorable adj. 可爱的;讨人喜爱的46. wander n. 游荡;闲逛;流浪v.＆Wi.闲逛;漫游v.走失;离散;走神47. amusement n. 娱乐(活动);愉悦48. amuse vt. (提供)消遣;(使)娱乐49. enormous adj. 巨大的;极大的50. swing vt.＆vi.( swung, swung)(使)摆动;摇摆;转弯;(使)突然转向51. iron n. 铁;铁器;铸铁;熨斗.＆vi.(用熨斗)熨;烫平52. fashion n. 时尚;时兴;流行款式53. rare adj. 稀少的;珍贵的;(肉)半熟的54. steam n. 蒸汽;水蒸气;蒸汽动力vi.蒸发;散发蒸汽;冒水汽55. superb adj. 极佳的;卓越的56. aquarium n (pl. aquariums or aquaria/-ria/水族馆;水族玻璃槽;养鱼缸57. up to 达到(某数量、程度等);直到;不多于;(体力或智力上)能胜任58. polar adj. (近)极地的;南极(或北极)的;磁极的59. upside down 颠倒;倒转;翻转60. splendid adj. 壮丽的;雄伟的;极佳的;非常好的61. display n. 展览;陈列;展览品t.显示;陈列62. appetite n. 食欲;冐口;强烈欲望63. entertainment n. 娱乐;招待;娱乐活动;文娱节目64. column n. (书、报纸印刷页上的)栏;专栏;柱(形物)65. Sami 萨米人(居住在斯堪的纳维亚北部的拉普人)66. Sarek National Park萨勒克国家公园67. Sweden n. 瑞典(国家名)68. the Arctic circle 北极圈69. Rapa River 拉帕河70. Siberian adj. 西伯利亚(人)的n.西伯利亚人71.Dollywood 多莉山主题【课文英汉对照】SAREK NATIONAL PARK—EUROPE’S HIDDEN NATURAL TREASURE萨勒克国家公园——欧洲隐藏的自然宝藏1 A Summer Where the Sun Never SleepsI wake up to the sound of the wind buffeting the cloth of my tent. Even though the sun is brightly shining, telling whether it is morning or night is impossible. I’m above the Arctic Circle, where in summer the sun never sets. Checking my watch, I see that it is 7: 30 a.m. I leave my tent and walk over to the mountain edge. Spreading out before me, branches of the Rapa River flow through the valley below. I’m in the remote far north of Sweden in Sarek National Park, a place with no roads or towns.风噼里啪啦地拍打着我的帐篷，我在这声音中醒来。
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Should aquariums be banned?
姓名：邵同学学校：广州市花都区新华中学分数：93
A new ocean aquarium recently opened in Guangzhou city,which causes many discussions about this.There are two view points on whether it should be opened.
Some people disagree with the new ocean aquarium opening.On the contrary, others agree with it.In my opinion,it is unreasonable that a new ocean aquarium should be banned.To start with,by seeing the educational video made by the ocean aquarium,we can raise the public awareness about the need of environmental protection so that we can draw people's attention to help protect the endangered animals,such as appealing to the human beings not to catch or kill the rare animals.In addition,an advantage of opening the ocean aquarium is that it can prevent the rare animals living in the ocean being caught,which will increase the variety of species.I believe that the more we do,the stronger support of protecting the rare animals we will st but not least,it can not only help us learn more about ocean life to expand our horizon but also drive the economic development of the city.
However,it is a matter of course that it will lead to some bad effects.For example,the marine creatures will lose their freedom.But it is obvious that the advantages outweigh the disadvantages,so I disapprove the new ocean aquarium should be banned.There is no denying that opening ocean aquarium is beneficial to marine creatures.Therefore,it is acceptable to open the ocean aquarium.
【评语】
层次分明，逻辑较严谨，表达较丰富。