1、图书在版编目(CP)数据考研英语（二）阅读强化特训60篇人谭剑波，李群编著.一北京：中国原子能出版杜，2019：7(2021.7重印)ISBN978-Z-5022.9889-011.考.谭李一趾.英语-阅读教学-研究生-人学老试r学参考资料V.H319.37中国版本图书馆CIP数据核字(2019)第141784号微信公众号顶尖考研(ID:diky66)、.考研英语（二）阅读强化特训60篇出版发行中国原子能出版社（北京市海淀区阜成路43号100048）责任编辑王青特约编辑李瑞瑞印刷大厂回族自治县彩虹印刷有限公司经销全国新华书店开本787mm1092mm1/16印张19字数474千字版次2019年
2、7月第1版2021年7月第3次印刷书号ISBN978-7-5022-9889-0定价56.00元网址：http:/E-mail:发行电话：010-68452845版权所有侵权必究前言preface-考研英语（二）阅读理解与考研英语（一）阅读理解在题型和分值上都一样，但二者在做题方面，在推理、判断方面存在着明显差别。我们可以通过操练英语（一）的阅读理解来为英语（二）作铺垫，巩固语法和词汇基础，但绝不可以用英语（一）的阅读理解代替英语（二）的阅读理解。本书就是基于上述原因而编写的。本书作者通过研究英语（二）全部真题出题思路，通过对比研究英语（一）和英语（二）阅读理解出题和解题思路，精心编写了这本考
3、研英语（二）阅读强化特训60篇。在阅读文章选材方面，尤其是在出题思路方面，本书严格遵循英语（二）历年真题的出题思路。英语（二）真题一共只有12套，考生可能会觉得英语（二）题目有点太少，因此大家可以在弄懂、弄通真题的基础上精读本书文章、微程禁州做好阅读理解的前提。66真题是多名专家教授共同推敲、千锤百炼的成果，任何一本普通习题，要想达到与真题一样的水平，实在很难。在本书2022版编写中，为了追求题型设置的科学和精准，同时为了避免新题新问题，我们保留了2021版的一些内容，对选项设置进行了再次挖掘，对相关干扰选项进行了大幅度改善。但因作者水平有限，肯定依然存在一些不足之处，希望读者能通过公众微信平
4、台“谭剑波英语”与作者一起交流，对本书内容不吝赐教。最后，预祝大家能通过研究本书而在英语（二）阅读乃至整个英语(二)考试中取得显著的进步，并在2022考研中考出满意的成绩。谭剑波2021年7月目录contents-微信公众号：顶尖考研Unit 1/1(1D:dky66)Unit1答案解析/7Unit 2/21Unit2答案解析/27Unit 3/41Unit3答案解析/47Unit 5/81Unit 4/61Unit5答案解析/87Unit4答案解析167号【顶尖考Unit6答案解析/108(ID:djky66)Unit 7/122Unit7答案解析/128Unit 8/144Unit8答案解
5、析/150Unit 9/164Unit9答案解析/170Unit10/184Unit10答案解析/190Unit13/244Unit11/204Unit13答案解析/250Unit11答案解析/210Unit14/264Unit12/224Unit14答案解析/270Unit12答案解析/230Unit15/284Unit15答案解析/290Unit 1Text 1Flamingos are known for their long legs,long necks,and party-pink feathers.Now scientistshave discovered,for the fir
6、st time,that the birds form long-lasting and loyal friendships-and thatphysical traits may play a role in those bonds.The enduring partnerships among flamingos includemated couples that build nests together and raise chicks every year,as well as same-sex friends andgroups of three to six close buddi
7、es.Study leader Paul Rose,a behavioral ecologist at the University of Exeter in the UnitedKingdom,wanted to find out if flamingos form complex bonds within their large groups.From 2012to 2016,Rose collected data on four captive flocks of Caribbean,Chilean,Andean,and lesserflamingos kept at the Wildf
8、owl Wetlands Slimbridge Wetland Centre in Gloucestershire.Theflocks,which ranged in size from just over 20 individuals to more than 140,are considered similarin structure and behavior to wild groups.By collecting these data over a five-year period,Roseobserved that flamingos maintain selectively sta
9、ble friendships,mainly characterized by standingclose together.Its possible these bonds could last decades;flamingos can live 50 years.The fact that theyre so long-lasting,he says,suggests these relationships are important forsurvival in the wild.Like humans,another highly social species,these birds
10、 carefully avoidcertain individuals,Rose reported.He says avoidance may serve to prevent squabbles:One way toreduce stress and fights is to avoid those birds you dont get on with.For his research,Rose photographed the wetland centers flocks daily at four set times duringthe spring and summer,and thr
11、ee times during the fall and winter.He also photographed birds thatpositioned themselves together in distinct subgroups throughout each flock.The birds all have ringson their legs,making it easy to identify individuals.Consequently,Rose defined neck-lengthas a measure of flamingo friendship:Birds si
12、tting orstanding less than one neck length away from another birdwere deemed friends.When otherflamingos were nearby but more than one neck length apart,Rose marked them as belonging toseparate subgroups.He found the larger flocks had the most varied and highest number of socialinteractions with com
13、plex social networks made up of two-bird,three-bird,and six-membersubgroups.Some birds were such consistent friends throughout the five-year study that Rose said hecould easily predict which ones would be together.Understanding the birdssocial bonds may helpconservationists better manage both captive and wild flamingos,Rose says.1.According to Paragraph 1,flamingos were unknown for theirAlonger legs,necks and bright feathersBintimate and well-established companionshipCever-lasting friendship dominated by their physical appearanceDthree to six permanent lovers and loyal friends。19
