自然类雅思阅读：Mystery of the male.docVIP

社科类雅思阅读：No more whirly-splat 　　ALTHOUGH rare, engine failure is a stressful thing for a helicopter pilot to have to deal with. The pilot of a fixed-wing aircraft that loses power can at least rely on those wings to provide him with lift until his plane’s forward velocity falls below its stall speed. A helicopter, by contrast, derives both propulsion and lift from its blades. If they stop rotating, a rapid and terminal encounter with the ground beckons. 　　To prevent that, the blades of most helicopters have a special clutch that disengages them from the engine if the engine stops. The pilot ha