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18.Animals
MajorBiologicalClassificationsofAnimals
mammals
reptiles
amphibians
birds
fish
insects
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DomesticatedAnimals
a）Pets
Dogs
Pekinese
Chihuahua
Poodle
CockerSpaniel
Dachshund（'sausagedog'）
Chow
Pug
Beagle
Collie
Boxer
Bull-dog
Bull-terrier
the'Asiandog'（ThisdogcanbefoundasapetinremotevillagesinAsiaaswellasintownsandcities.SimilartotheAustralianDingo）
Dalmatian
GermanShepherd
Labrador
GoldenRetriever
youngdog=apuppy
Cats
long-hairedcats
short-hairedcats
Siamesecats
Burmesecats
tabbycats
alleycats（feralcats,streetcats）
atomcat
youngcat=akitten
Birds
theAsianmynahbird
thecanary
thebudgie（=theparakeet=thebudgerigar）
theparrot
thefinch
thepigeon
birdfood:
birdseed/fruit/nuts
Fish
goldfish
tropicalfish
OtherPets
rabbits
guineapigs
hamsters
gerbils
rats
ferrets
tortoises
b）Farmedanimals
chickens
ducks
geese
pigs（=hogs）
sheep
beefcattle
dairycows
goats
c）WorkAnimals
waterbuffalo
horses
donkeys
mules
camels
elephants
yaks
goats
dogs
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WildAnimals
a）EndangeredAnimalsofChina
thepanda
thetiger
theblackbear
thewolf
theMongolianwildhorse
theelephant
b）OtherWildAnimalsinChina
ratsandmice
snakes
yaks
foxes
deer
wildhorses
monkeys
c）WildAnimalsintheCitiesofChina
Thefollowingwildanimalsareseeninsomepartsofsomecities.
squirrels
ferrets
ratsandmice
possums
bats
birds（sparrows,magpies,seagulls,swallows,crows,pigeons,doves,ducks,...）
feralcats
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19.Parks
theentrance
anentrancefee
astatue
sculptures
afountain
apool
alake
apond
ariver
abridge
arockery
abamboogrove
afishpond
lawns
gardens
flowers
plants
trees
vines
bamboo
aparkbench=aparkseat
intheshade
inthesun
apathway=apath
tostroll
towalk
tojog
todoexercises
todostretchingexercises
todoaerobics
todotaiji=topracticetaiji（太极拳）
tochat
todance
toplayamusicalinstrument
toperform
tosing
toentertain
torelax（not'relax+自己'）
toplaychess
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20.DescribingPeople
Theadjectivesbelowcouldbeusedinthefollowingsentence:
"She'svery_________."Or,"She'savery_______person."Or,"She'savery_______typeofperson."
Ofcourse,insteadof,'very'youcanalsouseotherwordssuchas:
'quite','rather','somewhat','really'and,'extremely'.
∙friendly
∙easy-going
∙laid-back（=habituallyveryrelaxed;noteasilyexcitedorangered）
∙relaxed
∙mellow
∙open
∙natural
∙warm-hearted
∙hospitable（=averywelcominghosttowardsguests）
∙generous
∙helpful
∙co-operative
∙humourous
∙funny
∙interesting
∙unique
∙special
∙impressive
∙kind
∙empathetic
∙sympathetic
∙nice
∙good
∙honest（=doesnotlie,cheat,stealetc.）
∙considerate
∙thoughtful（=considerate=thinksaboutthefeelingsandwelfareofotherpeople）
∙caring
∙selfless（theoppositeis,'selfish'）
∙down-to-earth
∙idealistic
∙extroverted（theoppositeis,'introverted'）
∙outgoing
∙gregarious
∙sociable
∙spontaneous
∙introverted（Thismeans,'usuallyfocusedonone'sownthoughts',suchasaresearchscientist,anauthororanyonewhoishabituallyadeepthinker.）
∙shy（Thismeans,'alittlefearful'ofotherpeople）
∙sensitive
∙private
∙quiet
∙studious
∙traditional
∙conservative
∙old-fashioned
∙fashionable
∙'cool'
∙'hip'
∙modern
∙fashion-conscious
∙stylish
∙well-groomed
∙well-dressed
∙attractive
∙good-looking
∙handsome
∙beautiful
∙pretty
∙elegant
∙graceful
∙gentle
∙statuesque（usuallyfortallwomen）
∙well-mannered
∙cultured
∙sophisticated
∙open-minded
∙confident
∙competitive
∙fearless
∙independent
∙individualistic
∙adventurous
∙rebellious
∙persistent
∙industrious=hard-working
∙motivated
∙single-minded
∙goal-oriented
∙determined
∙ambitious
∙strong-willed
∙passionate
∙enthusiastic
∙well-balanced
∙positive
∙healthy
∙fit（=healthy,especiallywithstrongmuscles,ahealthyheartandhealthylungs-Someonewhocanwalkupahighmountainwithoutrestingis"veryfit".）
∙health-conscious
∙athletic
∙physical
∙artistic
∙talented
∙capable
∙musical
∙theatrical
∙dramatic
∙expressive
∙intelligent
∙smart（U.S.（informal）=intelligent;Br.=well-dressed）
∙bright
∙analytical
∙erudite=well-read（usuallyforolderpeople）
∙well-educated
∙well-informed
∙knowledgeable
∙skilled,skillful
∙professional
∙thorough
∙careful
∙neat
∙precise
∙meticulous
∙reliable
∙punctual
∙curious
∙far-sighted
∙insightful
∙intuitive
∙wise
∙mature
∙responsible
∙sensible
∙imaginative
∙creative
∙playful（usuallychildren）
∙rambunctious（e.g.,a2-yr-oldchild）
∙energetic
∙adorable（Don'tsay"veryadorable".But"reallyadorable"isok.）
∙cute
∙loveable
∙lovely
∙loving
Somenouns
∙ajoy（e.g.,'ajoytobearound'）
∙aninspiration
∙anexample
∙amodelstudent
∙amodelson
∙adevotedmother,adevotedteacher,adevoteddoctor
∙agenius
∙aleader
∙anon-conformist
∙arebel
∙anidealist
InternetSiteswithVocabularyforthetopicof"Personality"
（Therearemanymoresitessimilartotheonesshownbelow.）
http:
//www.esl-
NegativePersonalityTraits:
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21.TheSectionsofaNewspaper
Thefollowingarethemainsectionsthattypicalnewspapershave.
∙TheLocalNewsSection
∙TheInternationalNewsSection
∙TheEditorialSection
∙LetterstotheEditor
∙TheBusinessSection
∙TheEntertainmentSection
∙TheSportsSection
∙TheClassifiedAdvertisementsSection
∙TheComics（ComicStrips）
Othersectionsthatmostoftenappearinweekendeditionsofnewspapersare:
∙TheTravelSection
∙The'MagazineSection'thatfeaturesstoriesandinformationaboutmodernliving,fashion,homedecorationetc.
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22.TypesofMagazines
Therearemagazinesforalmosteverytopicofinterest,whetherasport,hobby,generalinterestoracareerinterest.
∙Sportsmagazines（e.g.Basketball,Football,Golfmagazines）
∙Tabloidmagazines（Sensationalized&oftenexaggeratedoruntruearticles&gossipaboutcelebrities.Thismagazinegenrealsoincludesmagazineswithunusualorsensationalizedhuman-intereststories.）
∙Moviemagazines（Storiesandreviewsaboutthelatestfilms）
∙Music&Entertainmentmagazines（Articlesaboutpopmusic&movies&entertainmentcelebrities）
∙News&CurrentEventsmagazines（News,newsanalysis&opinionpieces）
∙Women'smagazines（Topicsofgeneralinteresttowomen,includingparenting,family,home,health,beauty&fashion,career&relationshipadvice,&shortstories.）
∙Beauty&Fashionmagazines（e.g.,Vogue.Articles&manyphotographsonfashion&beautyforwomen）
∙Teenmagazines（Usuallyforteenagegirls-generalinterestmagazinesforteenagerswithtopicssuchasromanticshortstories,romanceadvice,fashion&beautyadvice,entertainmentetc.）
∙Men'smagazines（Shortstories&articlesofinterestto（usually）youngmen,includingpicturesofprettygirls）
∙Handymanmagazines（=D.Y.I.magazines=Do-It-Yourselfmagazines）（Articlesonhowtodocertainpracticalthingssuchasrepairingormakingcertainthings）
∙HomeandGardeningmagazines（Articlesaboutbuyingahome,homedecoration,homemaintenance,gardeningetc.）
∙Carmagazines
∙Militarymagazines（Articles&storiesaboutmilitaryhistory,militaryequipment&weaponry）
∙Hobbyistmagazines（E.g.,stampcollecting,antiques,photography,differentartsandcrafts,pets,differentgames...）
∙Computermagazines（Articlesaboutnewdevelopmentsandproductsintheworldofcomputers）
∙ComputerGamemagazines
∙Business&Moneymagazines（Articlesaboutpersonalmoneymanagement,investing,thestockmarketetc.）
∙Puzzlemagazines（Withpuzzlestosolve）
∙Humormagazines（Jokes,funnycartoons,&humorousshortstories）
∙Travelmagazines（Articlesaboutinterestingplacestovisit）
∙ScienceandNaturemagazines（E.g.,NationalGeographic）
∙HealthandFitnessmagazines
∙PopularPsychologymagazines（Self-helparticlesandarticleson'poppsychology'topics）
∙Literarymagazines（Shortstories,poetry,reviewsofnewbooks,etc.）
∙ShortStorymagazines（Variousshortstoriestoread.Differentgenresexiste.g.,mysterystories,romancestories,crimestories,sciencefictionstories...）
∙Politicalmagazines（Usuallypoliticalanalysis&opinionratherthanobjectivepoliticalnews）
∙Scholarlymagazines（Specializedmagazinesforacademicsindifferentsubjects）
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23.Law
∙tocommitacrime=tobreakthelaw
∙todisregard
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