《2026年课堂作业武汉出版社九年级英语下册人教版》

二、短篇阅读
China has made progress in protecting endangered animals and plants. Through man-made breeding( 繁殖 ) programs, animals like Milu deer( 麋鹿, now 10,000) and Przewalski’s horses( 普氏野马, 700) have grown in numbers. Giant pandas increased from 1,114 in the 1980s to 1,864, and Tibetan antelopes( 藏羚羊) rose from 60,000 to over 300,000.
More than 200 plant gardens now protect 20,000 kinds of plants. Rare plants, including 112 unique to China, have been brought back to nature. Laws against illegal( 非法 ) selling or buying of wildlife, have become stricter.
By 2025, China aims to protect 75% of wild animals and 80% of plants. Recent success includes nine baby Milu deer born in a nature reserve thanks to breeding programs. These efforts, along with monitoring and reserves, help build a future for all life.
1.Which two animal species are mentioned as benefiting directly from artificial breeding programs?
A.Giant pandas and Tibetan antelopes.
B.Milu deer and Przewalski’s horses.
C.Tibetan antelopes and Przewalski’s horses.
D.Milu deer and Giant pandas.
2.What is the passage mainly about?
A.The history of endangered species in China.
B.The process in protecting endangered animals and plants.
C.The challenges of artificial breeding for rare animals.
D.The importance of botanical gardens for plant conservation.

答案： 二、1.B 2.B

1. —Daddy, I don’t want to do the dishes every day!
—A or you’ll be grounded for the weekend.

A.Watch your language
B.Not a chance
C.That’s easy
D.Sure things

答案： 1. A