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認識動物

Flora is seven and a half years old. She lives with her parents in the city. This summer， she visited the countryside for the first time.* She lived there with Aunt Agnes and Uncle Tony. What adventures（冒險經(jīng)歷） did she have？ Lets see！

New Friends

Flora woke up early. She ran to Aunt Agnes in the kitchen.

“Aunt Agnes， what are those noises（噪音）？” She asked.

“Uncle Tony let the chickens out， and the cows are going to walk to the pasture.* And Toby is up（起床的）.”

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This summer， she visited the countryside for the first time.

今年夏天，她第一次來到鄉(xiāng)村。

Uncle Tony let the chickens out， and the cows are going to walk to the pasture.

托尼叔叔把小雞們都放了出來，奶牛們也準備要到牧場去了。

yard /jB：d/ n. 院子

move /mu：v/ v. 移動

tongue /tQN/ n. 舌頭

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What did she trip on？ 是什么東西把她絆倒了呢？

“Who is Toby？” asked Flora. “I will go out to look at them！” Then Flora ran to the yard*.

When she ran out of the door， she tripped（絆倒）. What did she trip on？* Oh！ On the big black things.

Then the big black things moved* to Flora. They had black coats， pink tongues* and sharp teeth. “What are these？” Flora was very scared（害怕的）.

“Dont be afraid！*” said Uncle Tony. “They are Furry and Buggy.”

The two big dogs sniffed at（嗅） Flora.

“Put out your hand，” said Uncle Tony. “You can pat* them. They like this.”

Flora timidly（膽小地） put her hand on the dogs. Soon， they became* good friends.

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Dont be afraid！ 別害怕！

pat /pAt/ v. 輕拍

became /bI5keIm/ v. 成為（become的過去式）

Flora met her first new friends on her uncles farm. The two dogs are lovely. They are smart， too.

“Can you whistle（吹口哨）？” Uncle Tony asked Flora.

“A little，” said Flora. “Let me show you.”

She kept her lips rounded， then let out a short， faint whistle.*

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She kept her lips rounded， then let out a short， faint whistle.

她把嘴唇嘟成圓形，然后發(fā)出了又短促又細微的口哨聲。

“That will be difficult* to hear. Look， do it like this.” Uncle Tony put two fingers* in his mouth and whistled loudly（響亮地）.

Flora tried to copy him.* Uncle Tony helped her. In fifteen minutes， Flora could whistle loudly.

“Why do you need* to whistle loudly？” asked Flora.

“Because it can control（控制） the dogs.” Uncle Tony said.

difficult /5dIfIkElt/ adj. 困難的

finger /5fIN^E/ n. 手指

need /ni：d/ v. 需要

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Flora tried to copy him. 弗洛拉嘗試著去效仿他。

Uncle Tony said to Flora， “They will be your friends all summer. Listen！ If you call them， whistle like this.*” Uncle Tony let out a long and a short whistle.*

“If you want them to stop， use a short whistle ”

Uncle Tony was teaching Flora all morning. Flora learned fast.

It was time for lunch. Flora knew all the whistles.

本故事選自國外原版繪本Getting to Know Animals。本刊內(nèi)容略有刪改。

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If you call them， whistle like this.

如果你要叫它們過來，就像這樣吹口哨。

Uncle Tony let out a long and a short whistle.

托尼叔叔吹出一長一短的口哨聲。