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课时训练(十五) Units?1—2(九全) (限时?30?分钟) Ⅰ.[2019·原创]阅读理解 Wiie?is?a?14-year-old?whale?living?in?France.?She?is?an?orca(?虎鲸),?or?a?iller?whale.?iller?whales?are?very?smart.?They?can?even be?trained?to?“spea”?the?human?language. Wiie?is?one?of?those?smart?iller?whales.?A?group?of?international?researchers?have?taught?Wiie?to?repeat?human?words.?Now , .she?can?say?words?lie?“hello”“bye-bye”?and?the?name?“Amy”?She?also?repeats?numbers?as?well?as?sounds?made?by , . Wiie?is?a?quic?learner.?She?is?able?to?mimic(模仿)?a?word?or?sound?after?just?10?tries. Although?Wiie?is?able?to?mimic?human?words?and?sounds,?that?does?not?mean?she?can?understand?them. Josep?Call?is?the co-author?of?the?study.?He?told?TheGuardian?that?there?is?no?evidence?(证据)?that?Wiie?understands?what?“hello”?stands?for. In?the?wild,?iller?whales?live?in?groups.?Each?group?uses?different?sounds?and?calls?to?communicate?with?each?other.?To everyone’s?surprise,?one?iller?whale?even?learnt?to?communicate?with?a?dolphin?while?living?with?it. iller?whales?can?still?mae?a?sound?that?comes close?to?what?other?different?animals?can?mae.?Only?human?beings?have?this ability.?The?discovery?is?amaing. Scientists?say?that?this?mimicing?ability?is?very?important.?Animals?can?get?used?to?changes?more?easily?and?increase?their chances?of?survival(?生存). 1.From?the?first?paragraph,?we?learn?about?iller?whales?are . A.thin B.smart C.layD.useful 2.What?can?Wiie?do?according?to?the?passage? A.She?can?dance?to?music. B.She?can?repeat?human?words. C.She?can?understand?human?words. D.She?can?mimic?human’s?action. 3.From?the?third?paragraph,?we?now . A.Wiie?can’t?understand?the?meaning?of?human?words B.Wiie?just?can?repeat?some?human?words C.Wiie?can?communicate?with?some?human?words D.Wiie?can?mimic?human?actions 4.Which?discovery?is?amaing? A.iller?whales?can?mimic?other?different?animals’?sound. B.iller?whales?lie?living?in?groups. C.iller?wha?les?get?used?to?changes?more?easily. D.iller?whales?can?c?ommunicate?with?human?beings. 5.What’