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Many “streets” in Venice are made of water. That’s why people there move through the city in small boats.
Those flat-bottomed small boats are called gondolas. People have used gondolas to move through Venice’s canals(水道) for hundreds of years. Gondola drivers power the boats by hand.

They row the boats along the canals with long oars(桨).
Gondolas were once the main means of transportation(交通工具) in Venice. At one point, there were about 10,000 gondolas in the city. Nowadays, that number has fallen to fewer than 500.
Gondolas are now mainly used by tourists. The earliest gondolas had small cabins(船舱). That protected riders from bad weather. Today’s gondolas are open to the air. This enables tourists to have a better view of the city.
Would you like to ride through Venice on a gondola? Experiencing Venice can be quite an adventure. Just watch your step; you don’t want to fall overboard!
Gondolas have a special decoration on their fronts. What is that?
It is called the férro, which means “iron”. In addition to being decorative, it also acts as a counterweight(平衡物) to the gondola driver who stands in the back of the boat.
你能在图片中找到 férro 吗？用红笔把它圈起来吧！

将图中贡多拉朝向画面左侧的船头最前端的特殊金属装饰部位圈出，该部件就是férro。

根据文章内容可知，férro是贡多拉船头处的特殊铁制装饰，除了装饰作用外，还可以给站在船尾的贡多拉船夫起到配重平衡的作用。观察配图中的贡多拉，朝向画面左侧的船头最前端的尖状特殊金属部件就是férro，将该位置用红笔圈出即可。