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WhatDoWhalesFeel

雅思阅读表格填空题讲解--WhatDoWhalesFeel?

WhatDoWhalesFeel?

Someofthesensesthatweandotherterrestrialmammalstakeforgranted

areeitherreducedorabsentincetaceansorfailtofunctionwellinwater.For

e_ample,itappearsfromtheirbrainstructurethattoothedspeciesareunable

tosmell.Baleenspecies,ontheotherhand,appeartohavesomerelatedbrain

structuresbutitisnotknownwhetherthesearefunctional.Ithasbeen

speculatedthat,astheblowholesevolvedandmigratedtothetopofthehead,

theneuralpathwaysservingsenseofsmellmayhavebeennearlyallsacrificed.

Similarly,althoughatleastsomecetaceanshavetastebuds,thenervesserving

thesehavedegeneratedorarerudimentary.

Thesenseoftouchhassometimesbeendescribedasweaktoo,butthisview

isprobablymistaken.Trainersofcaptivedolphinsandsmallwhalesoftenremark

ontheiranimals’responsivenesstobeingtouchedorrubbed,andbothcaptive

andfree-rangingcetaceanindividualsofallspecies(particularlyadultsand

calves,ormembersofthesamesubgroup)appeartomakefrequentcontact.This

contactmayhelptomaintainorderwithinagroup,andstrokingortouchingare

partofthecourtshipritualinmostspecies.Theareaaroundtheblowholeis

alsoparticularlysensitiveandcaptiveanimalsoftenobjectstronglytobeing

touchedthere.

Thesenseofvisionisdevelopedtodifferentdegreesindifferentspecies.

Baleenspeciesstudiedatclosequartersunderwater–specificallyagreywhale

calfincaptivityforayear,andfree-rangingrightwhalesandhumpbackwhales

studiedandfilmedoffArgentinaandHawaii–haveobviouslytrackedobjects

withvisionunder-water,andtheycanapparentlyseemoderatelywellbothin

waterandinair.However,thepositionoftheeyessorestrictsthefieldof

visioninbaleenwhalesthattheyprobablydonothavestereoscopicvision.

Ontheotherhand,thepositionoftheeyesinmostdolphinsandporpoises

suggeststhattheyhavestereoscopicvisionforwardanddownward.Eyeposition

infreshwaterdolphins,whichoftenswimontheirsideorupsidedownwhile

feeding,suggeststhatwhatvisiontheyhaveisstereoscopicforwardandupward.

Bycomparison,thebottlenosedolphinhase_tremelykeenvisioninwater.

Judgingfromthewayitwatchesandtracksairborneflyingfish,itcan

apparentlyseefairlywellthroughtheair–waterinterfaceaswell.Andalthough

preliminarye_perimentalevidencesuggeststhattheirin-airvisionispoor,the

accuracywithwhichdolphinsleaphightotakesmallfishoutofatrainer’s

handprovidesanecdotalevidencetothecontrary.

Suchvariationcannodoubtbee_plainedwithreferencetothehabitatsin

whichindividualspecieshavedeveloped.Fore_ample,visionisobviouslymore

usefultospeciesinhabitingclearopenwatersthantothoselivinginturbid

riversandfloodedplains.TheSouthAmericanboutuandChinesebeiji,for

instance,appeartohaveverylimitedvision,andtheIndiansususareblind,

theireyesreducedtoslitsthatprobablyallowthemtosenseonlythedirection

andintensityoflight.

Althoughthesensesoftasteandsmellappeartohavedeteriorated,and

visioninwaterappearstobeuncertain,suchweaknessesaremorethan

compensatedforbycetaceans’well-developedacousticsense.Mostspeciesare

highlyvocal,althoughtheyvaryintherangeofsoundstheyproduce,andmany

forageforfoodusingecholocation.Largebaleenwhalesprimarilyusethelower

frequenciesandareoftenlimitedintheirrepertoire.Notablee_ceptionsare

thenearlysong-likechorusesofbowheadwhalesinsummerandthecomple_,

hauntingutterancesofthehumpbackwhales.Toothedspeciesingeneralemploy

moreofthefrequencyspectrum,andproduceawidervarietyofsounds,than

baleenspecies(thoughthespermwhaleapparentlyproducesamonotonousseries

ofhigh-energyclicksandlittleelse).Someofthemorecomplicatedsoundsare

clearlycommunicative,althoughwhatroletheymayplayinthesociallifeand

‘culture’ofcetaceanshasbeenmorethesubjectofwildspeculationthanof

solidscience.

真题讲解:

长难句练习:

1.Trainersofcaptivedolphinsandsmallwhalesoftenremarkontheir

animalsresponsivenesstobeingtouchedorrubbed,andbothcaptiveand

freerangingcetaceanindividualsofallspecies(particularlyadultsandcalves,

ormembersofthesamesubgroup)

参考译文:

训练者捕获海豚和小鲸鱼经常评论它们的动物反映当被抚摸或是摩擦的时候,并且无论是捕获还是放养的所有种类的鲸类个体(尤其是成年鲸和幼仔,或是用一个子群中的成员)表现出频繁的接触.

2.Bycomparison,thebottlenosedolphinhase_tremelykeenvisionin

water.Fromthewayitwatchesandtracksairborneflyingfish,itcan

apparentlyseefairlywellthroughtheair-waterinterfaceaswell.

参考译文:

相反的是,宽吻海豚在水中视力就很敏锐,而从它观察及追踪空中飞鱼的方式来看,它在水天交界面的视力也相当好.

知识点:

现在分词做原因状语

1)主语要一致:

分词短语的逻辑主语与句子主语要一致

2)独立分词结构:

有时候分词的动作与谓语动作不是同一主语发出的,这时分词可以带上自己的逻辑主语,就形成了〝名词/代词+分词短语〞的结构,即所谓的独立分词结构.例如It

beingsoniceaday,wegooutforawalk.

3.Althoughthesensesoftasteandsmellappeartohavedeteriorated,and

visioninwaterappearstobeuncertain,suchweaknessesaremorethan

compensatedforbycetaceans’well-developedacousticsense.〞

参考译文:

尽管鲸鱼的味觉和嗅觉严重衰退,在水中的视觉又不那么确定,然而这些缺陷完全可以被他们那高度发达的听觉系统所弥补.

知识点:

morethan的用法

1.在口语当中,morethan通常表示〝极其;非常〞.

2.Morethan还有〝超出;超过〞的意思.

雅思阅读流程图填空题讲解--AChronicleofTimekeeping

AChronicleofTimekeeping

A

Accordingtoarchaeologicalevidence,atleast5,000yearsago,andlong

beforetheadventoftheRomanEmpire,theBabyloniansbegantomeasuretime,

introducingcalendarstoco-ordinatecommunalactivities,toplantheshipment

ofgoodsand,inparticular,toregulateplantingandharvesting.Theybased

theircalendarsonthreenaturalcycles:

thesolarday,markedbythesuccessive

periodsoflightanddarknessastheearthrotatesonitsa_is;thelunarmonth,

followingthephasesofthemoonasitorbitstheearth;andthesolaryear,

definedbythechangingseasonsthataccompanyourplanetsrevolutionaround

thesun.

B

Beforetheinventionofartificiallight,themoonhadgreatersocial

impact.And,forthoselivingneartheequatorinparticular,itswa_ingand

waningwasmoreconspicuousthanthepassingoftheseasons.Hence,the

calendarsthatweredevelopedatthelowerlatitudeswereinfluencedmorebythe

lunarcyclethanbythesolaryear.Inmorenorthernclimes,however,where

seasonalagriculturewaspracticed,thesolaryearbecamemorecrucial.Asthe

RomanEmpiree_pandednorthward,itorganiseditsactivitychartforthemost

partaroundthesolaryear.

C

CenturiesbeforetheRomanEmpire,theEgyptianshadformulatedamunicipal

calendarhaving_monthsof30days,withfivedaysaddedtoappro_imatethe

solaryear.Eachperiodoftendayswasmarkedbytheappearanceofspecial

groupsofstarscalleddecans.AttheriseofthestarSiriusjustbefore

sunrise,whichoccurredaroundtheall-importantannualfloodingoftheNile,_

decanscouldbeseenspanningtheheavens.ThecosmicsignificancetheEgyptians

placedinthe_decansledthemtodevelopasysteminwhicheachintervalof

darkness(andlater,eachintervalofdaylight)wasdividedintoadozenequal

parts.Theseperiodsbecameknownastemporalhoursbecausetheirduration

variedaccordingtothechanginglengthofdaysandnightswiththepassingof

theseasons.Summerhourswerelong,winteronesshort;onlyatthespringand

autumnequino_eswerethehoursofdaylightanddarknessequal.Temporalhours,

whichwerefirstadoptedbytheGreeksandthentheRomans,whodisseminated

themthroughEurope,remainedinuseformorethan2,500years.

D

Inordertotracktemporalhoursduringtheday,inventorscreated

sundials,whichindicatetimebythelengthordirectionofthesunsshadow.

Thesundialscounterpart,thewaterclock,wasdesignedtomeasuretemporal

hoursatnight.Oneofthefirstwaterclockswasabasinwithasmallholenear

thebottomthroughwhichthewaterdrippedout.Thefallingwaterleveldenoted

thepassinghourasitdippedbelowhourlinesinscribedontheinnersurface.

AlthoughthesedevicesperformedsatisfactorilyaroundtheMediterranean,they

couldnotalwaysbedependedoninthecloudyandoftenfreezingweatherof

northernEurope.

E

Theadventofthemechanicalclockmeantthatalthoughitcouldbeadjusted

tomaintaintemporalhours,itwasnaturallysuitedtokeepingequalones.With

these,however,arosethequestionofwhentobegincounting,andso,inthe

early_thcentury,anumberofsystemsevolved.Theschemesthatdividedthe

dayinto24equalpartsvariedaccordingtothestartofthecount:

Italian

hoursbeganatsunset,Babylonianhoursatsunrise,astronomicalhoursatmidday

andgreatclockhours,usedforsomelargepublicclocksinGermany,at

midnight.Eventuallytheseweresupersededbysmallclock,orFrench,hours,

whichsplitthedayintotwo_-hourperiodscommencingatmidnight.

F

Theearliestrecordedweight-drivenmechanicalclockwasbuiltin_83in

BedfordshireinEngland.Therevolutionaryaspectofthisnewtimekeeperwas

neitherthedescendingweightthatprovideditsmotiveforcenorthegearwheels

(whichhadbeenaroundforatleast1,300years)thattransferredthepower;it

wasthepartcalledtheescapement.Intheearly_00scametheinventionofthe

coiledspringorfuseswhichmaintainedconstantforcetothegearwheelsofthe

timekeeperdespitethechangingtensionofitsmainspring.Bythe_thcentury,

apendulumclockhadbeendevised,butthependulumswunginalargearcand

thuswasnotveryefficient.

G

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