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Do you have a great interest in the oceans? Now you can follow Blue Planet II and take a journey to the Earth’s oceans. Blue Planet II is a 2017 British nature documentary series produced by the BBC Natural History Unit.
“I am truly excited to be joining this new exploration of the underwater world, which covers most of our planet,” says 91-year-old Sir David Attenborough, the Godfather of natural history TV, who returns as the teller. “The oceans are the most exciting place to be right now, because new scientific discoveries have given us a new world of life underwater.”
The BBC spent four years filming on every continent and in every ocean. It will take you to the deepest but least known parts of our planet. It’s said 95% of the world’s oceans are unknown. You will be surprised at seeing a dolphin spitting water, a fish that uses tools, and a hairy Hoff crab. The documentary will also take a close look at underwater volcanoes.
However, you’ll feel sad when you see these scenes: albatross parents unknowingly feeding their babies with plastic; mother dolphins feeding their babies with dirt through their milk; even man-made noise drowning out the natural sounds, which animals use to communicate. Many creatures are trying hard for their lives.
Blue Planet II not only provides us with a great chance to enjoy sea animals, but also reminds us that this is the right moment for the health of the world’s oceans.
(
A. It is a British nature cartoon series.
B. It is produced by a 91-year-old teller.
C. It was filmed for five years.
D. It is about the Earth’s oceans.
(
A. We can see a dolphin that is spitting water.
B. We can see baby albatrosses likes eating plastic.
C. We can see dolphins having dirty water from mothers.
D. We can see a hairy Hoff shrimp.
(
A. You might buy more clothes and shoes.
B. You might try to use less or no plastic.
C. You might pour dirty water into the river.
D. You might throw rubbish everywhere.
Do you have a great interest in the oceans? Now you can follow Blue Planet II and take a journey to the Earth’s oceans. Blue Planet II is a 2017 British nature documentary series produced by the BBC Natural History Unit.
“I am truly excited to be joining this new exploration of the underwater world, which covers most of our planet,” says 91-year-old Sir David Attenborough, the Godfather of natural history TV, who returns as the teller. “The oceans are the most exciting place to be right now, because new scientific discoveries have given us a new world of life underwater.”
The BBC spent four years filming on every continent and in every ocean. It will take you to the deepest but least known parts of our planet. It’s said 95% of the world’s oceans are unknown. You will be surprised at seeing a dolphin spitting water, a fish that uses tools, and a hairy Hoff crab. The documentary will also take a close look at underwater volcanoes.
However, you’ll feel sad when you see these scenes: albatross parents unknowingly feeding their babies with plastic; mother dolphins feeding their babies with dirt through their milk; even man-made noise drowning out the natural sounds, which animals use to communicate. Many creatures are trying hard for their lives.
Blue Planet II not only provides us with a great chance to enjoy sea animals, but also reminds us that this is the right moment for the health of the world’s oceans.
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D
)1. What do we know about Blue Planet II according to the text?A. It is a British nature cartoon series.
B. It is produced by a 91-year-old teller.
C. It was filmed for five years.
D. It is about the Earth’s oceans.
(
A
)2. What can we see in the documentary Blue Planet II?A. We can see a dolphin that is spitting water.
B. We can see baby albatrosses likes eating plastic.
C. We can see dolphins having dirty water from mothers.
D. We can see a hairy Hoff shrimp.
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B
)3. What might you do after watching Blue Planet II?A. You might buy more clothes and shoes.
B. You might try to use less or no plastic.
C. You might pour dirty water into the river.
D. You might throw rubbish everywhere.
答案
1.D 2.A 3.B
