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Daisy is a kind girl and has longed to help endangered species of wildlife. One day, she was on a magical journey by 1. t a flying carpet. It first flew to Tibet in China, 2. she saw an antelope. The antelope told her 3. they were being killed for the wool beneath 4. t stomachs. Then the carpet flew away to Africa. The elephants there used to be hunted without5. m .

With some proper measures taken, for example, only a certain number of animals were 6. (允许) to be hunted and the farmers got paid, the number was gradually increasing.

7. F , Daisy was taken to a thick rainforest, in which a monkey told her “No rainforest, no animals, no drugs.” She realized the8. (重要) of the rain forest to the animals. Daisy appreciated this 9. (奇特的) experience. She hopes all the animals can live10. peace and that all the people will help protect the animals, especially the endangered ones.

1.taking

2.where

3.that

4.their

5.mercy

6.allowed/ permitted

7.Finally

8.importance

9.fancy

10.in

【解析】

试题分析:

1.flying carpet” Daisy是坐着一个飞毯开始奇幻旅途的。乘坐交通工具用take,并且by后面要接动词ing形式,故填taking。

2.

3.they were being killed……”是句子的宾语,所以用关系连词that。句意:那只羚羊告诉她,因为肚子下的毛皮,它们正遭到捕杀。故填that。

4.

5.

6. permitted。根据括号内的中文意思可知,这里可以填allow(允许)和permit(允许),根据句意可知,一定数量的动物是被允许猎杀。被动语态为:be done。句意:在一些合适的措施施行下,例如,仅仅只有一定数量的动物可以被猎杀,并且农夫需要付钱才能拿走猎到的动物,这个数量正在不断增加。故填allowed/permitted。

7.

8.

9.

10. in生活在……中。句意:她希望所有的动物都能生活在和平中,并且所有人都齐心合力来保护动物,特别是濒危物种。故填in。

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