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1、大学六级-116 及答案解析(总分:737.50,做题时间:90 分钟)一、BPart Writing(总题数:1,分数:103.00)1.大学里很多学生总是到考试之前才开始努力学习2. 这种做法的危害3. 提出自己的建议Better Early than Late(分数:103.00)_二、BPart Reading (总题数:1,分数:70.00)BAnimal Behavior/BEuthanasia(安乐死) is the number-one killers of dogs and cats in the U. S.-responsible for more deaths that
2、all infectious diseases combined. And behavior problems are the number-one reason that animals are turned in to animal shelters. When pets become destructive, aggressive or cause major inconveniences, some owners feel that parting with the animal is the only solution. The good news is that help is a
3、vailable. To keep you from reaching the end of your rope, here are a few things you should know about your animals behavior.When a dog or cat does something upsetting to an owner, very often the event was just the animals normal behavior. But the owner may misread the situation, react inappropriatel
4、y and worsen the problem.Consider the following example. Dogs dont like to go out in heavy rain or snow any more than we do. One morning, an owner gets up and lets his dog outside to urine(排尿). Since his dog does not really want to get wet, he sits by the door waiting to get back inside. He did not
5、eliminate while outside, but his owner does not know this. Later in the morning, when his urge to eliminate is overwhelming, the dog urinates on the kitchen floor.The owner comes home and assumes the dog eliminated in the house to “get even“ with him for not petting him enough or for some other acti
6、on. The owner then punishes the dog.Now, after several consecutive days of bad weather, the dog quickly learns to associate the combined presence of the owner and the smell of urine with punishment. The dogs resulting hesitant behavior around his owner is interpreted as a “guilty“ expression instead
7、 of a submissive one. This misunderstanding can lead to less interaction between owner and dog and to more negative feelings toward the animal.In another example, a cat may sharpen his claws on his owners new sofa because its texture is highly desirable. Because the old sofa was the cats favorite da
8、ytime napping spot, the owner may assume that the cat is “getting even“ with him for replacing the sofa. This inaccurate assumption can lead to the cat being, punished for merely looking at the new sofa.In both these situations, there are two major misunderstandings. The first is that an animal woul
9、d exhibit a particular behavior as revenge (报复) for something his owner did. In the dogs case, he was merely expressing normal behavior in response to a particular environmental situation-the bad weather.Normally the dog knows that the preferred location for elimination is outdoors. But when it was
10、raining hard he hurried back inside. Naturally, when his need to go became overwhelming, he soiled in the house. Hardly an act of revenge! And the cats claw sharpening was completely normal cat behavior that may even have been tolerated on the old sofa. Why then should the cat differentiate the old
11、sofa from the new one, or why should the cat know that the highly attractive fabric on the new sofa is to be left alone.The second misunderstanding in these cases is that many pet owners do not understand that punishment for animals is only associated with the event of the moment. Delayed interactio
12、ns or ones that are really not connected to the problem are not effective. They only serve to express the owners frustration and are not really punishment in the classic sense. In the dogs case, his owners action is interpreted by the dog as punishment for walking up to the owner, not as punishment
13、for eliminating in the house several hours earlier. That dog learned that owner + odor = punishment, not that it is unacceptable to eliminate in the house, regardless of the weather.And, because the cat owner is not around 24 hours a day to make the cats punishment consistent, the cat learns to avoi
14、d the owner in the room with the sofa, since owner + sofa = punishment. The lessons these owners think are being taught through words and punishment are not the lessons the animals learn.For this reason, it is better to look for ways to avoid the original event-a positive rather than negative approa
15、ch.A positive approach for the dogs problem is for a family member to go out with the dog to be sure that elimination occurs. That way the dog will not have an urge to eliminate inside, when his owner is gone. The cats owner can cover the problem sofa and place an appropriate scratching post near th
16、e problem area so the cat will learn what is an acceptable clawing area. Eventually both animals can be trusted and the household can return to normal.It is possible that an owner can reward undesirable behavior with too much attention. Barking at night is disturbing, so an owner yells at his dog to
17、 be quiet. The dog associates human contact with barking and is encouraged to bark again for more attention. If loud enough or long enough, the barking may actually drive an owner to bring an outdoor dog into the house, where he gets lots of human contact. Since barking is often a response to a brie
18、f disturbance, it will usually stop on its own. Unfortunately once the behavior is rewarded with attention, it can take longer to stop by simply remain resolute in their goal since occasional rewards prolong the behavior even more.Dog and cat owners have many valuable resources for understanding the
19、ir animals behavior in their veterinariana (兽医) and local animal shelter. Some veterinarian clinics, local humane societies and community dog training schools offer puppy kindergarten classes to start off the new family member right. If there is a behavior you do not understand in your pet, be sure
20、to ask questions. Explain and describe any small problem, as many problems are easier to correct in their mild form and more difficult to stop once they have developped. Dogs with fear to approaching thunderstorms, dogs that have too much energy, cats that raid the kitchen counters, and many other p
21、roblems can be helped. Your veterinarian or humane society can refer you to veterinary specialists or other appropriate people for particularly complicated problems.(分数:70.00)(1).What do people usually do when their pets are thought to have behavior problems? A. They send the pets to other friends.
22、B. They kill their pets. C. They send the pets to animal shelters. D. They go to ask help from experts.(分数:7.00)A.B.C.D.(2).When owners are unhappy at their animals behaviors, they_. A. tend to misunderstand their normal behaviors as abnormal ones B. take mild punishments instead of severe ones C. a
23、lways improve their animals behaviors D. do something to encourage their animals(分数:7.00)A.B.C.D.(3).What is the result of the misunderstanding between the pet and the owner? A. Communication between the pet and the owner is stressed. B. The owner will dislike the pet more. C. The owner feels sorry
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