1 . Craig Foster is a diver and wildlife filmmaker. Once he was _________ in cold waters when he saw an octopus (章鱼),an unbelievably _________ creature with many behaviors unknown to science, hiding under shells and stones.
_________, he began following her without any disturbance. For weeks she _________ him, after 26 days of close watching, _________, the octopus realized Craig was not a danger, but a(n) _________. She _________ and allowed Craig into her life. Both Craig and the octopus enjoyed a mutual (相互的) learning and exploration.
Before coming across the octopus, Craig was once in a dark and stressful period. “I was _________. To help myself out, I felt like I needed to be in the ocean, my go-to (必去的) happy place as a child. Luckily, the octopus, my friend, brought a kind of _________ in my heart,” he recalled.
Now Craig regards this daily diving __________ as a way of dealing with the depression that once left him __________ and disconnected. He is able to __________ intimate (亲密) moments of this octopus’ short life by spending two hours __________ her every single day for a year. “Every time I interact (互动) with her, it’s __________ and healing, because she has __________ in me. If you gain her trust, she will allow you to step into her secret world,” he said.
Diving himself into this freezing underwater world has __________ calmed him down. Over the years, other animals have offered to make contact, but nothing has __________ to his “once-in-a-lifetime” __________ with the octopus. Craig says the greatest __________ she has taught him is that humans are not simple __________ , but part of the natural world.
1. A.swimming | B.surfing | C.diving | D.fishing |
2. A.shy | B.confident | C.outgoing | D.ambitious |
3. A.Frightened | B.Touched | C.Embarrassed | D.Overjoyed |
4. A.learned from | B.kept away from | C.turned to | D.gave way to |
5. A.otherwise | B.furthermore | C.however | D.therefore |
6. A.colleague | B.assistant | C.organizer | D.friend |
7. A.reached out | B.tried out | C.gave out | D.tested out |
8. A.hesitating | B.preparing | C.pretending | D.struggling |
9. A.anxiety | B.peace | C.disappointment | D.astonishment |
10. A.campaign | B.competition | C.routine | D.regulation |
11. A.lonely | B.lively | C.ashamed | D.surprised |
12. A.discuss | B.record | C.imagine | D.explain |
13. A.guiding | B.seizing | C.following | D.predicting |
14. A.promising | B.annoying | C.disturbing | D.inspiring |
15. A.confidence | B.satisfaction | C.suspect | D.respect |
16. A.strangely | B.successfully | C.narrowly | D.occasionally |
17. A.contributed | B.referred | C.compared | D.responded |
18. A.appointment | B.connection | C.celebration | D.agreement |
19. A.lesson | B.experience | C.theory | D.morality |
20. A.attendants | B.survivors | C.helpers | D.visitors |