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Dr Prendergast said she had always dreamed of第Tai Lam Chung ReservoirTai Lam Chung Reservoir was the first project第discovering and describing a new species of nativebee.When someone discovers and officially andof its kind after World War II.You'll enjoybeautiful views out over the water as you walk,scientifically describes a new species,they also getthe right to name it."You can name it after分with opportunities to photograph local plants and分something descriptive,a location,or even a famousanimals,before the path joins a road skirting theperson or someone who is important in your life-which is exactly what I did,"Dr Prendergast said.reservoir's outer reaches.The road winds its wayThe official name of the new bee species is读down and out past market gardens and friendlygoats,and on into the village of So Kwun Wat读Leioproctus Zephyr.The word Leioproctusidentifies the new species as being part of a veryTsuen,ending beside a small Tin Hau temple.large and varied group of native bees and Zephyr,of course,is the name of Dr Prendergast's dog.Dr Prendergast said she named the new bee after第第Zephyr because its face looked similar to a dog's nose,Golden Beachbut also because of the emotional support she got fromThe hike leads you to the gates of Goldenher pet during her PhD studies."She has been so部分Beach,a favorite place among locals for enjoyingsunsets out across the sea and over the airport.努important to my mental(精神的)health and happinessduring the challenging period of doing a PhD andIt's among the oldest man-made beaches in Hongbeyond,"Dr Prendergast said.Kong.The area is well served by cafes andThe discovery of the new species brought attentionrestaurants,and a shopping mall.You can enjoy aclose-up view of the local fishing and pleasure阅读to the importance of preserving urban(城市的)habitats and planting native flowers.Dr Prendergasthad found the Leioproctus Zephyr in only five urbanboats.bushland(灌木丛)locations in southwest WesternAustralia.But her discovery meant they could now be8protected.第(C)21.What do we know about sweet gum woods in(C)24.What made Dr Prendergast name the bee speciesTai Lam Country Park?第after her dog?A.The bees'antennae.A.They have the most hiking and naturepaths.B.Her dog's appearance.C.The similarity between them.分B.They are the largest sweet gum woods in分D.Her dog's helping find them.Hong Kong.(B)25.What does the underlined word "intrigued"inC.People can enjoy different views here inparagraph I probably mean?读colder months.D.People can enjoy the views of valleys and读A.Inspired.B.Interested.C.Frightenedreservoirs here.D.Concerned.第第(D)26.How might Dr Prendergast feel when she got the(B)22.What did the islands of the reservoir use toright to name the bee species?be?A.She was nervous.A.High mountains.B.Open valleys.C.Ancient villages.D.Man-made lakes.(A)23.Which tourist attraction is the best choice to努B.She was confused.C.She was in shock.D.She was in high spirits.appreciate sunsets?(D)27.What can we infer from Dr Prendergast's words inA.Golden Beach.paragraph 4?读A.Mental health shouldn't be taken lightlyB.Tai Lam Chung Reservoir.读B.She had great difficulty in getting a PhDC.Sweet gum woods in Tai Tong.C.People should treat their pets seriously.gD.The village of So Kwun Wat Tsuen感D.Her dog made a difference to her life.Bc第Dr Kit Prendergast discovered a bee species in第"Have a dream.Don't be afraid to want something.Perth's Kings Park and decided to name it afterThat's the advice from Florence Bergeron,associateher dog,Zephyr,after noticing the bee haddirector of the Students Commission of Canada.Thegroup organized the country's yearly "Take Our Kids分an unusual doglike nose.Bees don't have noses;to Work Day”initiative(倡议)on November 1,2023.they smell with their antennae(触须，soDr分Across Canada,ninth grade students had the chancePrendergast said she was immediately intrigued.to visit the workplace of their parents,relatives orfriends.The initiative began in 1994."People brought读"When I went to identify it,I found it matched nodescribed species,and I was sure that if it was a读their own children into the workplace so they couldknown species it would be quite easy to identifysee what their parents were doing and prepare forgiven how unusual it was in appearance,"she said.taking on that same role,"Bergeron explained.3

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