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McInturff.One discovery he has made is thatV.阅读七选五more than half of published fence research focusesChristmas is approaching.That meanson just five countries-America,Australia,drinking hot chocolate,eating a roast dinner andBotswana,China and South Africa.A second ismaking a snowman..1that only a third of these studies examined theAustralia is in the Southern Hemisphere.impact of fences on anything other than the targetThat means when it's winter in the Northernspecies involved,meaning the animals purposelyHemisphere,it's summer in Australia.So that'sintended to be kept in or out.right,you guessed it.Christmas time in AustraliaNon-target species,however,are often thoseis a very hot and sweaty affair!that have their fortunes most greatly reshaped byOn Christmas Day,people don't like to eatthe appearance of poles and wire.Australianhot turkeys or heavy meals.They like to have afences intended to keep out dingoes are alsoBBQ and eat outside in the evening.Many familiesbarriers to long-necked turtles,which travel greatwill play sports and games together in the eveningdistances over land when moving between nestingtoo,enjoying the cooler weather.2sites.In Botswana fences built to spare cattle from3 You could say that in a way it makeswildlife-borne disease result in serious interferencethem feel nice and cool because it's so hot!Theywith wildebeest(角马)migrations..still have Christmas trees and Santa still wearsNot every creature fares(进展)badly.winter clothes.They know he comes from theHawks (in Montana gladly sit on newly builtNorth Pole,where it's cold,so that's why I usedlivestock fences to hunt small animals,whileto think Santa must like coming to australiafence-based spiders in South Africa outperformbecause many other places he visits are just tootheir tree-based cousins when it comes to catchingcold!insects.But some Christmas songs have been given aOften,though,the winners are creatures that“hot”twist(改编).4 It changed the originalcause trouble for existing ecosystems.Keepingline from "Oh what fun it is to ride in my onedingoes out of large parts of Australia has allowedhorse open sleigh(雪橇)”to“Christmas inaggressive red foxes to multiply.Native rodentsAustralia on a scorching summer's day".(啮齿类动物)have suffered as a result.SomeOne year,I went to Canada to see somehave been brought to the edge of extinction.relatives at Christmas time.On the morning of1.Which is a purpose of building fences?Christmas,I woke up to the sight of fresh snowA.To expand the boundary of a country.outside.I was so excited."Now this really looksB.To protect livestock like sheep and cattle.like Christmas,"I thought to myself.C.To stop wild animals from being hunted.5 So,no matter whether you are freezingD.To help people move around freelycold or boiling hot,as long as your loved ones are2.What can we learn about the studies on fences?nearby,the Christmas spirit will be there.A.Data on the impact of fences have been proved.A.Still,they sing the same Christmas songs,allB.Previous researches were complete and systematic.about snow.C.About two-thirds of the studies focus on theB.The followings are what Australians usually dotarget animals.at Christmas.D.Not all studies examined the effect of fencesC.But of course,the real meaning of Christmas ison wildlife.to be with your loved ones.3.Which animals unexpectedly benefit from fences?D.People who live near the ocean might go to theA.Cattle in Botswana.beach and play on the sand.B.Wildebeest in Botswana.E.For example,there is an Australian version ofC.Red foxes in Australia.the famous Jingle Bells.D.Native rodents in Australia.F.It is a nice way to acknowledge the unique way4.What is the writer's attitude to the fences aroundthat Australians spend Christmas.the world?G.But in Australia,where I'm from,most peopleA.Disapproving.B.Favourable.don't do these things at Christmas.C.Objective.D.Cautious.90英语respect n..(事物的)方面，细节n this respect we are very fortunate,.在这方面，我们是很幸运的。