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1、wwMascot of the 2008 Beijing OlympicsYingying represents the endangered Tibetan Antelopes The Tibetan antelopesThe skins of the Tibetan antelopesAshes of millions of antelopesPoachers who shoot antelopes Protectors of antelopeswRead the passage quickly and find out: What the passage is mainly about.
2、Its about saving the Tibetan antelopewOrganization: Main idea of each part/paraA.The reason for the trade. B. The result of the battle. C. Jiesang died when protecting antelopes. D. The present situation and the future of the battle. E.The process of the trade. F. The battle against the trade. G. Th
3、e illegal trade of wool.Part 1 (Para1)Introduction (_) Part 2 (Para 2-3) (_)Part 3 (Para 45) (_)Para 2(_)Para 3(_)Para 4(_)Para 5(_)CGFAEBDRead the passage and say what the numbers and dates refer to.199450,0005,00019751383,0005,000 metres19972Jie Suonandaje was killed in 1994.By the 1990s the numbe
4、r of antelopes had falled to about 50,000.A showl made from the wool can sell for 5,000.There has been a ban on the trade since 1975.A police raid on a shop in London found 138 shawls.Over the next ten years about 3,000 poachers were caught.Voluteers are ready for the difficult conditions of life at
5、 5,000metres.Since 1997 the antelope population has slowly begun to grow again.About 1,000 antelopes - or 2 percent of the worlds population- had been killed to make them.wComprehension:1.What can we infer from the first paragraph? ( ) A. Jiesang was experienced at dealing with the poachers. B. Jies
6、ang was shot and killed. C. He died with nothing on his body. D. He devoted his life to saving the endangered Tibetan antelope. A2. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage? ( ) A. At the beginning of the twentieth century, there were few antelopes on the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau. B. T
7、he coat made from the wool of the Tibetan antelope is ideal for human beings. C. The profits can be huge for poachers because the wool can be sold for five thousand dollars per kilo. D. The wool of the Tibetan antelope is very expensive in the world.D3. Arrange the following statements in the order
8、of time ( )a. The antelope population slightly began to grow.b. The trade of the wool of the antelope was banned.c. The shawls came into fashion among rich people.d. The antelopes on the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau existed in large numbers.A.d-b-a-c B. d-a-b-c C. d-b-c-a D. d-c-b-aC4. How is the wool of
9、 the antelope sold?( )A.The antelopes are skinned in India, where the wool is made into shawls.B.The antelopes are skinned on the spot and the wool is made into shawls in India, where they are exported legally to rich countries.C.The wool of the antelopes is made into shawls in India and exported il
10、legally to North America and Europe.D.The antelopes are skinned on the spot and exported illegally to America and Europe.C5. Which of the following is not the result of the Chinese governments battle against the poachers in the 1990s? ( )A.About 3,000 poachers have been caught and 300 vehicles confi
11、scated.B.A large number of volunteers have begun to take part in protecting the antelopes.C.The number of the poachers has fallen and the antelope population has slowly begun to grow.D.The police are getting tough with the dealers.DCloze test On a _ cold day in January 1994, Jiesang Suonandajie foun
12、d what he was looking for- a group of _who were killing the _ Tibetan antelope. Jiessang knew he had to _ quickly. He shouted to the poachers to put _their guns. Although surprised,the poachers had an _ - there were more of them. In the_ which followed Jiesang was _ and killed. When his _ bdy was fo
13、und hours later, he was still _his gun. He had given his life to save the antelope.freezingpoachersendangeredmovedownadvantagebattleshotholdingfrozenRead and finish Activity4 on p53.Find the words in the passage which mean: Answers: 1.plateau 2.shawl 3.profit 4.herd 5.skin 6.ban 7.raid 8.confiscated 9.tough 10.co-operationwDiscussion:What should we do to save the endangered animals?
