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Seoul

 

A dangerous new bird flu in South Korea has spread nationwide despite efforts to make on the virus.Authorities have killed 2.8 million household chickens and ducks since the outbreak began,and the flu has also killed dozens of Baikal teal and other migratory birds.As yet,there are no reports of human infections.Scientists are puzzling over where the H5N8 flu,never before seen in a highly pathogenic(病原的)form,originated.

Portland,Oregon

 

A tiny chub (鲦鱼)has bounced back from near extinction(灭绝) .The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS)says populations of the Oregon chub are healthy enough to remove the 9-cm-long fish from its list of threatened and endangered wildlife.Last week’s announcement marks the first time an endangered fish has recovered enough to be delisted

After the 1940s, the chub populations dropped sharply from habitat damage by pollution and dams.When the fish was listed by FWS in 1993,only nine remained.Predation(捕食)by large-mouth bass and other non-native fishes was the largest threat to the remaining chub.

Since then, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife and other groups started 20 new populations of the chub in predator-free ponds Changes to dam management have lowered the threat to remaining habitat.

Mexico City

 

The axolotl salamander’s only known home in the wild,the Xochimilco canals of Mexico City,has become increasingly polluted,but recent reports of the salamander’s extinction have been overstated.

Two weeks after announcing that months of searching the canals hadn’t turned up any axolotls,scientists in Mexico City have some good news:two of the unique salamanders were spotted on 4 February “There’s been an alarming reduction in population.”says Luis Zambrano, a biologist at the National University of Mexico,“but I can guarantee that is not yet extinct in the wild.”

1.Which section of a magazine does the passage probably come from?

A.Around the World B.Health&Diet

C.Endangered Species D.Energy&Environment

2.which of the following titles would most probably fit the bank box?

A.Oregon Chub Swimming off Endangered Species List

B.Oregon Chub Put on the Endangered Species List

C.Pollution and Dam Management Threatening Oregon Chub

D.Predator-free Ponds Set to Be Built for Oregon Chub

3.we can learn from the passage that_________.

A.the population of salamanders is on the rise

B.measures have been taken to preserve Oregon chub

C.the Xochimilco canals are the only home to the salamander

D.scientists are sure about what caused nationwide New Bird F1u

 

1.A

2.A

3.B

【解析】

试题分析: 本文是杂志的三幅图片及文字介绍。

1.A 推断题。根据本文三副图片与内容介绍的是新型的禽流感,鲦鱼的现状,蝾螈的研究,可知来自于杂志的世界各地,故选A项。

2.A 推断题。根据第二幅图片的介绍中提到A tiny chub (鲦鱼)has bounced back from near extinction(灭绝)可知选A可以列入濒危物种名单,故选A项。

3.B 细节理解题。根据第二幅图片的介绍中最后一段提到Since then, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife and other groups started 20 new populations of the chub in predator-free ponds Changes to dam management have lowered the threat to remaining habitat.俄勒冈州鱼类和野生动物部门和其他组织开始20种鱼类来降低栖息地的威胁,故选B采取措施来保护这种鱼类。

考点:杂志类阅读。

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