西财《英语》PPT课件和听力 英语（第2册）-课件 unit 8 unit 8.pptVIP

Exercises Key 1. C　2. B　3. D　4. C　5. A　 6. B 7. D　8. A　9. B　10. A II. 1. when　2. which/that　3. where　4. whose　 5. who　6. where　7. why　8. whom III. 1. There are four rooms in the house, the biggest of them is a drawing room. which 2. We shall visit the college where his father teaches there. 删去there 3. This is the room which food is kept. where 4. The man came yesterday is our English teacher. the man who 5. They had to delay the sports meet till next week, which the weather will be fine. when 6. This is the knife with that the doctor did the operation. which Section E Writing Reply to the Invitation Exercises Key It will be great pleasure for me, arrive at the cinema, look forward to I will not be able to come, thinking of me Why Do Animals Have Tails? 　 Many animals have tails with different and very important uses. For example, in monkeys they help them to move from tree to tree to fix in a tree branch. In other animals, like cats and dogs, the tails serve to communicate and show emotions. A dog says “I’m excited” by wagging (摇摆) its tail. And when a cat is angry, its tail waves back and forth very fast. Also in cats and other animals the tails serve for keeping their equilibrium (平衡). Another use mostly in big animals is to help them to get rid of insects, waving them away. But the more important tails use in animals is to help their body to be kept warm. A squirrel’s (松鼠) tail helps it balance as it leaps from branch to branch. And when it’s cold, the fluffy (松软的) tails make good blankets. A white-tailed deer uses its tail like a flag. When it is frightened, it raises it up to say, “Let’s get out of here—follow me!” Animals that live in waters also have tails and they permit them to move very fast to the direction they choose. A bird’s tail helps it steer (掌握方向) when it flies. Here are some plants and animals we are familiar with, please write their names under the correspo