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Ex1_5 Suggestions The Influences of Human Activities on Nature Human beings have been living on the earth for millions of years, and their activities have had a great impact on Nature. On the one hand, we have achieved glorious civilizations — we build cities, dug tunnels, build dams and turn wilderness into fields of crops. All these make our life better and better. On the other hand, our activities result in pollutions and damage to the environment. Though our life seem to better, we cannot breathe in clean Ex1_6 air, drink clean water, or eat safe food. Therefore I believe that our government should take immediate measures to protect the environment. First, the government should severely punish companies who pollute the environment; second, the government should encourage and stimulate the development of new energy and environment-friendly industries; third, the government should encourage people to use public transportation instead of encouraging the use of private cars. Ex2_1 Listening Comprehension Script Questions: 1. Have you ever heard of Banff National Park in Canada? Do you know anything about it? Yes. It is Canada’s first national park and the world’s third. the Grand Canyon the Grand Canyon — a gorge of the Colorado River in northern Arizona. Parts of the Grand Canyon being 1.6 kilometres deep and 29 kilometres wide, it is one of the most spectacular canyons in the world. The Grand Canyon National Park consists almost entirely of the Grand Canyon. The national… The national parks make few concessions to tourists. — The national parks give tourists few privileges. precipice precipice — a very steep or vertical face of a cliff, rock or mountain 悬崖，峭壁 the northwestern States the northwestern States — referring to Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming grizzly grizzly — (亦作grizzly bear) large fierce grey-brown bear native to North America 棕熊〔产于北美〕 carnivore carnivore — animal that feeds on flesh Animal that feeds on plants is called herbivore. Yose