1、衛(wèi)報(bào)社論：關(guān)注封鎖政策下的野生動(dòng)物At London zoo, the giraffes, which are 1. _(easy) visible from the street, had regular visitors even during lockdown. Like most other attractions that rely on tourists for income, zoos were forced to shut owing to the coronavirus face a financially fraught future. But the risks to c

2、aptive animals and their keepers are nothing to those faced by wild creatures and the people who guard them. Already under huge 2. _(press) from multiple sources, international conservation efforts have been thrown into fresh chaos.South Africa reported a 53% drop in the number of rhinos killed by p

3、oachers, 3. _(compare) with the first six months of last year (from 316 in 2019, to 166). The sudden dramatic fall in air pollution and traffic (road, sea and air) brought rapid but short-lived benefits for many of the planets non-human inhabitants. But there have also been disasters. Last week in U

4、ganda, a landmark ruling saw a poacher, Felix Byamukama, 4. _(sentence) to six years in jail after he admitted killing a silverback mountain gorilla called Rafiki. In May and June, there 5. _(be) a mysterious die-off of around 350 elephants in Botswana, and the killing of six elephants in one day in

5、 Ethiopia by poachers who6. _(steal) their tusks. Demand in countries including China and Vietnam for animal parts such as rhino horn, 7. _is used in traditional medicines, along with ivory (which is illegal in China) and pangolin meat, has long been one of the drives of wildlife trafficking 非法交易. 8

6、. _there are alternative sources of income for the people who live near them, the likelihood(可能性) is that these animals and others will continue to be hunted for meat or cash, or crowded out of shrinking habitats by farmers, miners and loggers. While the environmental benefits of a permanent reducti

7、on in long-distance air travel are indisputable(不容置疑的), it also 9. _(threat) the viability of wildlife tourism. 10. _Covid-19 does not affect animals and ecosystems in the way that it affects humans, it is putting them at risk.Important Vocabulary visible可見的 regular 有規(guī)律，規(guī)則的lockdown/lkdan/n. 一級(jí)防范禁閉（期

8、）attraction/trkn/n. 吸引，吸引力；引力；吸引人的事物rely on依靠，依賴owing to由于，因?yàn)閒inancially adv. 財(cái)政上；金融上fraught充滿的；焦慮的，擔(dān)心的；注定導(dǎo)致的；造成緊張的；受憂慮影響的captive adj. 被俘虜?shù)模槐幻宰〉膅uard vt. 保衛(wèi)；監(jiān)視multiple/mltpl/ n. 倍數(shù)；電 并聯(lián)adj. 多重的；多樣的；許多的source來(lái)源；水源；原始資料international adj. 國(guó)際的；國(guó)際通用的conservation/knsrven/ n. 保存，保持；保護(hù)throw threw thrown vt.

9、 投；拋；擲；舉行（派對(duì)）chaos/kes/ n. 混沌，混亂poacher/potr/ n. 偷獵者；侵入者dramatic/drmtk/ adj. 戲劇的；急劇的rapid/rpd/n. 急流；高速交通工具，高速交通網(wǎng) adj. 迅速的，急促的benefit/benft/ n. 利益，好處；救濟(jì)金inhabitant/nhbtnt/ n. 居民；居住者disaster/dzstr/ n. 災(zāi)難，災(zāi)禍；不幸landmark/lndmrk/ n. 航陸標(biāo)；地標(biāo)；界標(biāo)；里程碑sentence/sentns/ n. 語(yǔ)計(jì) 句子，命題；宣判，判決vt. 判決，宣判in jail在監(jiān)獄；在獄中服刑；

10、被封鎖了admit doing承認(rèn)做過(guò)；準(zhǔn)許做silver/slvr/ n. 銀；銀器；銀幣mysterious/mstris/ adj. 神秘的；不可思議的；難解的die-off絕種tusk/tsk/ n. 長(zhǎng)牙；尖頭，尖形物drive（人的）強(qiáng)烈欲望；魄力，內(nèi)驅(qū)力；（有組織的）活動(dòng)；快車道；猛抽；（對(duì)牲口的）驅(qū)趕alternative/ltrntv/n. 二中擇一；供替代的選擇adj. 供選擇的；交替的source/srs/n. 來(lái)源；水源；原始資料likelihood/laklihd/n. 可能性，可能be hunted for 為狩獵cash/k/n. 現(xiàn)款，現(xiàn)金shrink/rk/

11、v. （使）縮小，（使）收縮；（尤指因恐懼而）退縮，畏縮，回避habitat/hbtt/ n. 生態(tài) 棲息地，產(chǎn)地miner/manr/ n. 礦工；開礦機(jī)logger/lr/ n. （美）樵夫，伐木工permanent/prmnnt/ adj. 永久的，永恒的；不變的reduction/rdkn/ n. 減少；下降；縮小viability/vablti/n. 生存能力，發(fā)育能力；可行性at risk處于危險(xiǎn)中ecosystem/ikosstm/ n. 生態(tài)系統(tǒng)affect vt. 影響；感染；感動(dòng)；假裝1. easily 2. pressure 3. compared 4. sentence

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