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1. 结构提示
As for advantages, firstly, keeping pets…
In addition, having pets can teach kids/teenagers to learn how to…
In terms of disadvantages, sanitation at home might be at risk.
2. 要纯拆点提示
advantages: learn to take care of others/get close to animals and the nature/cultivate one’做宽枣s kindness/good little buddies…巧汪
disadvantages: bad sanitary conditions/allergy/diseases/some pets are violent…

1.Reading for IELTS(Collins)

Reading for IELTS(Collins)，雅思阅读原版书籍，分为12个单元，每个单元专注一个考试题型，比如 matching questions, completion questions，multiple choice 等等，专为打算参加雅思学术考试的英语学习者设计，旨在证明他们具银册备大学英语有效沟通所需的能力。

作者曾在英国伯明翰大学任教10年，擅长根据考试题型定制内容，所以这本书整体来说很适合根据自己的薄弱点做针对练习。

点评：和所有的官方Collins书一样，都属于有一定基础之后的入门书，多少有点鸡肋的感觉，适合基础不好或需要夯实基础的烤鸭，但不适合高阶段突分，选择的时候要慎重。

适合人群：因为是全英文，所以需要有不错的英语基础，目标分在7分左右的烤鸭更适合一些，如果你分数已经很不错，建议舍弃这本书。

推荐指数：★★★

2.雅思阅读真经5

全书包括7章和5个附录。书中的原文，与真实的雅思考试如出一辙，原文所涉及的范畴涵盖近几年完整的阅读真题题库。在此基础上，分成7个题型进行有效训练。

本书精选了最新雅思阅读十大主题，涵盖雅思阅读真题题库最新各类型阅读文章。每一篇文章均精细讲解，从零开始，单词、词组、句式、难题解析、中文翻译，充分做到读写并进。

点评：这本书只能当做练习来用，不太适合用来归纳总结，题型相对简单，可以把这本书当做泛读的材料，可以用来熟悉雅思阅读的主题，而且答案没有注解，对于基础较差的烤鸭不友好，严谨性也比较受质疑。

适合人群：雅思基础在5.5分左右，想要刷题熟悉题型的烤鸭，不太适合作为突击提升的书。

推荐指数：★★★

3.雅思阅读真经总纲

该书作者和上一本书是同一作者，但是两本书侧重的方向不一样，上一本如果说是为了刷题，这本书就是讲大纲以及做题套路。

《雅思阅读真经总纲》分为十章。第一章系雅思阅读概述。重点讲述雅思阅读中常见问题和主要应对策略。第二章到第九章为常见题型。包括选择题、判断题、配对题等学生最为头疼的题型。这些题型有技法概述，有真题举例，有句子分析，有词汇补充。第十章为真题演练。通过一套完整的剑桥真题，详细阐述考场应试策略。

点评：这本书有一整套的方法论，能给大家提供很多做题思路，掌握做题方法，从而大大提升做题速度和正确率，不过这本书也算是褒贬不一，有人觉得这本书可以总结成五个字“同义词替换”，也有人觉得这书有点玄学，就是一些比较粗浅的阅读技巧，对付低分还可以，高分不适用。

不管怎么说，拿高分的最重要方式，还是要多做题，多练习，多总结。

适合人群：英语基础较差，想要快速出分的烤鸭，可以作为读物，但不适合当成圣经。

推荐指数：★★★★

4.IELTS9分阅读

作者是一个来自英国的雅思考官，剑桥台北语言中心IELTS资深教师，剑桥考试口试(KET/PET)主考官，Griffith University学士，Trinity College London英语教学证书获得者，有十余年的留学培训考试经验。

这本书一共四个章节，第一章阅读介绍和诊断测试。第二章是详细讲解不同题型的做题技巧。第三章是两套阅读模拟测试题和答案，最后一章是40多页的核心词汇。

点评：题比较少，不适合用来刷题，但是文章择选的不错。因为是老外编写，可以用来了解雅思阅读的一些技巧和内容，进行系统的学习，而且因为是翻译的缘故，部分可能不够到位和准确。

适合人群：入门指南，适合刚刚接触雅思，打算了解一下阅读解题技巧的烤鸭们，不适合高分进阶。

推荐指数：★★★★

5.9分达人雅思阅读真题还原及解析

本书共分为三大部分，第一部分包括七套雅思阅读真题，每套题共有三篇阅读文章;考生应对所有文章精读细读，达到完全理解的水平，因为每篇文章都有可能在考试中再次出现。

第告腊二部分对本书收录的每套题目进行了详细的解析，不仅帮助考生彻底弄懂每套试题，同时也教给考生相应的解题方法和技巧。

第三部分为八套真题的参考答案，考生可进行自我检测。

点评：这本书目前已经出了好几版，每一版的都不一样，所以大家可以搜集所有版本的学习，主要优点在于解题技巧方面与剑桥的原版真题较为一致，可以作为技巧性练习的书，有时候也能碰到一些原题，也有一定的解析，主要缺点可能就是难度一般，部分解锋友宏析不够清楚，适合用来阅读学习，但不适合用来刷题练习。

适合人群：雅思基础可以，已经看完剑桥雅思系列的烤鸭，更建议用来巩固提升，而不是当成救命稻草。

推荐指数：★★★★★

整体分析

市面上雅思阅读的相关书籍还有很多，并非只有上面推荐的这些，整体来说大多数书籍的质量还是不错，各有优缺点，可以用来辅导提分。

但要注意找到适合自己阶段的书籍学习，切勿贪多不烂，或者盲目相信某书的效果，提升雅思阅读成绩是一个综合的过程，更多还需要自己多看、多练、多写、多总结。

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1. 结构提示
As far as I am concerned, I totally agree with this statement due to the following reasons.
Initially, I believe all living things have feelings and rights, not only the intelligent ones as human beings and animals but plants.
In addition, for animals, especially pets, you are the only thing they have in their whole lives. So it is human nature to take care of them and respect their feelings and rights regardless of their ages and appearances.
2. 要点提示
Animals are also entitled to the possession of their own lives.
Some animals are not as strong as others, so they need our TLC (tender loving care).
Animals are an essential part of the nature.
Animals are not human beings’ tools. They are beings not things.

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How to Communicate With Your Cat
Scientists have discovered that cats have developed an elaborate communication system with hundreds of vocalizations to tell humans what they want.[1] They know that we are in charge, so it makes sense for the cat to learn to communicate vocally, and to make sure that we understand what they are saying. Cats can also learn to understand what we want them to do by our repetition of words or actions in a consistent manner.[2] In this way, we are able to communicate with cats in a dialogue that takes time and effort to develop but is very rewarding for both.
[edit] StepsRemember that vocalizing is generally not your cat's preferred mode of communication. A cat's "first language" consists of a complex system of scent, facial expression, complex body language, and touch whereas we humans communicate primarily through sound. Cats soon realize that we don't understand the non-verbal signals they send to each other, so they vocalize in an attempt to communicate in our language. By observing which sounds elicit which actions from us, a cat is always learning how to make requests (or demands).[3]
Listen to your cat. If you watch what your cat is doing when it meows, you may learn to distinguish which meows are associated with which requests (or protests) and eventually know the difference between a "let me out" demand and a "give me food" demand by sound alone.[4] Each cat is different and may have its own variations, but some common meows can include:

Short meow - standard greeting.
Multiple meows - excited greeting.
Mid-pitch meow - plea for something.
Drawn-out mrrroooow - a demand for something.
Low pitch MRRRooooowww - a complaint
High-pitch RRRROWW! - anger or pain.
Chatter (rapid teeth-chattering jaw movements) - excitement, frustration (e.g. when prey is out of reach or escapes)
Chirrup (Also called "chirring", a cross between a meow and a purr with rising inflection) - friendly greeting sound, often used by a mother cat to call to her kittens.
Purr - invites close contact or attention
Watch your cat. Since cats are more "fluent" in body language, certain gestures will accompany vocalizations to reinforce their message.

tail straight up - happy
tail twitching - excited or anxious
slowly blinking eyes - affection, equivalent of "blowing a kiss"

sustained eye contact is interpreted as being assertive or even aggressive and makes cats uncomfortable; slow blinking communicates trust[5]
wet nose "kiss" - an affectionate gesture when the cat taps its wet nose to you
ears back - alarmed or in a very playful mood, also used when sniffing something they want to know more about
rubbing head, flank and tail against a person or animal - greeting ritual
head-butting - friendliness, affection
face sniffing - confirming identity
ears back and flattened - fearful, anxious or VERY playful (be careful here)
licks you - this could be the ULTIMATE sign of affection. If your cat licks you, your cat may consider you to be a part of his/her family, like a mother cleaning her kittens. If you push your cat away when he/she licks you, they may feel hurt and confused. Your kitty loves you! Or this could mean you have something tasty on your hand!
Talk back. As mentioned earlier, cats are always learning how to communicate with us; the more we communicate with them, the faster they'll learn.[6]

Use a slightly raised tone of voice to indicate friendliness and a lowered tone of voice to indicate displeasure or aggression.[7]
Repeat the same word, sleep or bed, each time you go to bed, and eventually your cat will begin to associate the repetitive word sound with your actions, and may even get to the bedroom before you.
Use the word shower consistently each time you are ready to take one, and eventually your cat may beat you to the bathroom and might even curl up in the sink to wait for you (See picture at right).
If you blink slowly when making eye contact with your cat, they will usually respond by coming over to be petted, as it is a very non-threatening gesture.
Be consistent. For example, a cat often "asks" before invading another's space and a common blunder many pet owners make is to say "no" but pet the cat at the same time. This is very confusing to the cat. Instead, a very quick "no" combined with gently but firmly pushing the cat away from you, without showing affection, will let the cat know that their presence is not desired at this time. Most cats will try 2-3 times to invade a person's space, often from different directions. Be patient when saying "no" to them.

You can also develop a "command tone" to use with your cat when they are doing something seriously wrong. Use a voice that comes naturally to you, that you can replicate easily, but that is also distinct from your everyday talking voice. If you use this voice sparingly, but seriously, then your cat will learn to associate the voice with the idea that they are being naughty.
Another easy "no" command that cats all understand is a quick, sharp, hiss or "spit" sound as is made by their own kind when they themselves say "no".

[edit] TipsTreat your cat with love and respect and they will become a very happy and loving companion and friend. Talk to them softly and watch how they listen. They might respond with a meow or other sound.
With patience cats can be trained to respond to commands, much the same as dogs. You can even teach your cat to shake your hand.
Siamese & Maine Coon cats have been observed to be especially "talkative", while long-haired cats tend to be on the quieter side.[8] But of course, there are always exceptions!

[edit] WarningsThis is not, by any means, a complete list of cat gestures and vocalizations. The feline communication system is surprisingly complex and extends beyond the scope of this article. Consult the sources below for more details, and always pay attention to your cat - every one is different.
Urinating, spraying and maddening (depositing feces in a prominent spot) are often a cat's attempt to mark territory that it feels is being threatened.[9] It may also be an indication of urinary tract or bladder infection, or other serious health issue. If this is a problem, the cat may need to be treated, neutered or spayed, or separated from other cats. Consult your vet.
Urinating or defecating outside or near the litter box usually means the litter box needs cleaning. Clean the litter box on a regular basis.
Never yell at or physically discipline a cat. This only frightens and angers them, and is counterproductive.