题目
[听力文本资源]Swimming pools around the foothills in California have been very popular lately. The swimmers are not the homeowners’ children. They’re not their friends or neighbors. They are actually bears! Most often bears go to areas where humans live to look for food left in the trash. They walk through the neighborhood in the evening and dig through trash left outside of homes. They throw trash everywhere and then they leave. However, with the recent hot weather, bears have been equally interested in cooling off as they are in eating. Bears, like humans, seem to enjoy a nice cool dip in the pool on a very hot day. Some bears even play with the pool toys. These bears have become popular with the local people, but experts warn against thinking that they are like pets. They remind these people that bears are dangerous, wild animals even when they are relaxing in the pool.[听力文本资源]1. [听力文本资源] Who are the visitors that have been swimming in people’s pools? [听力文本资源]A) Pets.B) Bears. C) The homeowners.D) The homeowners’ neighbors.2. [听力文本资源] What do bears do when they come to human areas? [听力文本资源]A) Throw trash into swimming pools.B) Walk through people’s homes.C) Look for food in the trash. D) Enjoy a very hot day.3. [听力文本资源] What do experts say about bears? [听力文本资源]A) Don’t treat bears like pets. B) Don’t let bears swim in the pool.C) Don’t leave any food in the trash.D) Don’t let bears play with pool toys.
[听力文本资源]Swimming pools around the foothills in California have been very popular lately. The swimmers are not the homeowners’ children. They’re not their friends or neighbors. They are actually bears! Most often bears go to areas where humans live to look for food left in the trash. They walk through the neighborhood in the evening and dig through trash left outside of homes. They throw trash everywhere and then they leave. However, with the recent hot weather, bears have been equally interested in cooling off as they are in eating. Bears, like humans, seem to enjoy a nice cool dip in the pool on a very hot day. Some bears even play with the pool toys. These bears have become popular with the local people, but experts warn against thinking that they are like pets. They remind these people that bears are dangerous, wild animals even when they are relaxing in the pool.[听力文本资源]1. [听力文本资源] Who are the visitors that have been swimming in people’s pools? [听力文本资源]A) Pets.B) Bears. C) The homeowners.D) The homeowners’ neighbors.2. [听力文本资源] What do bears do when they come to human areas? [听力文本资源]A) Throw trash into swimming pools.B) Walk through people’s homes.C) Look for food in the trash. D) Enjoy a very hot day.3. [听力文本资源] What do experts say about bears? [听力文本资源]A) Don’t treat bears like pets. B) Don’t let bears swim in the pool.C) Don’t leave any food in the trash.D) Don’t let bears play with pool toys.
题目解答
答案
1、答案：B2、答案：C3、答案：A
解析
- 问题1考查对材料中直接事实细节的捕捉，需明确识别出游泳池的“访客”身份。
- 问题2需理解熊在人类区域的主要行为，关键点在于动作描述的提取。
- 问题3聚焦专家观点，需注意材料中隐含的态度或建议，而非表面描述。
第1题
关键句：They are actually bears!
材料明确指出游泳池的“访客”是熊，直接对应选项B。其他选项（宠物、房主、邻居）均与描述矛盾。
第2题
关键句：They walk through the neighborhood in the evening and dig through trash left outside of homes.
熊的主要行为是翻找垃圾中的食物，对应选项C。选项A（扔垃圾到泳池）和D（享受炎热）是熊的其他行为，但非主要目的；选项B（进入家中）与材料不符。
第3题
关键句：experts warn against thinking that they are like pets
专家强调熊是野生危险动物，提醒人们不要将它们视为宠物，对应选项A。其他选项（如不让熊玩玩具）是表面现象，未被材料支持。