the giant panda
61．isloved空格处后面是bypeoplethroughouttheworld，前面是Thegiantpanda，可以知道love与主语构成动宾关系，要用被动．故填isloved．
62．recently最近．题干中空格是在hadachancetostudyawildfemalepandawithanewbornbaby之前，可以知道是修饰动词，要用副词．故填recently．
63．caring或careful细心的，会照顾人的．题干中是用来修饰mother，作定语，要用形容词．故填caring或careful．
64．toeat题干中空格位于something后，而somethingtoeat是常用短语，表示吃的东西．故填toeat．
65．enemies敌人．naturalenemies天敌．故填enemies．
66．When或If连词，引导从句．题干中，itcried，sherockeditbackandforthandgaveitlittlecomfortingpats两个句子中用逗号分隔，说明是复合句，要用连词．故填When或If．
67．for题干中后面是morethantwoyears，for加时间段表示动作持续的时间．故填for．
68．its题干中空格后是名词mother，所以要用形容词性物主代词．故填its．
69．drove驱赶．文章用的是过去时态，drive的过去式是不规则变化．故填drove．
70．and表示并列．题干中前面的句子Itwastimeforhertohaveanewbaby和后面的句子itwasalsotimefortheyoungpandatobeindependent是并列关系．故填and．
The Giant”s Causeway是什么意思
TheGiant”sCauseway的中文意思：巨人堤道。
（1）giant英[ˈdʒaɪənt]美[ˈdʒaɪənt]
n.巨人，大汉;巨兽，巨物;卓越人物;adj.特大的，巨大的;伟大的;
[例句]Hehasenormouscharisma.Heisagiantofaman他有超凡的个人魅力，是个伟人。
（2）causeway英[ˈkɔ:zweɪ]美[ˈkɔzˌwe]
n.堤道;公路;vt.筑堤道于…;
[例句]Thecausewaytotheislandisonlyaccessibleatlowtide.通往该岛的堤道只有在枯潮时才能通行。
扩展资料：
巨人堤道（Giant'sCauseway)（音译为贾恩茨考斯韦）位于北爱尔兰贝尔法斯特西北约80公里处大西洋海岸。由总计约4万根六角形石柱组成8公里的海岸。石柱连绵有序，呈阶梯状延伸入海。
巨人堤道成因推测：白垩纪末期，北大西洋开始与欧亚大陆分离，地壳运动剧烈，火山喷发频繁。约五千万年前，在今天苏格兰西部内赫布里底群岛一线至北爱尔兰东部火山非常活跃，一股股玄武岩岩熔流从裂隙的地壳中涌出，随着灼热的熔岩冷却收缩，结晶的时候，开始爆裂呈规则的六边形形态。
巨人堤道海岸包括低潮区、峭壁以及通向峭壁顶端的道路和一块平地。峭壁平均高度100米。火山熔岩在不同时期分五六次溢出，因此形成峭壁的多层次结构。大量玄武岩柱排列，形成石柱林，气势壮观。组成巨人堤道的典型石柱宽约0.45m，延续6000m长。有的石柱高出海面6m以上，最高者达12m左右，还有大量淹没于水下或与海面持平的石柱。
参考资料：百度百科——巨人堤道
2.The Giant's Garden
Alongtimeago,agiantlivedinacastle.Thecastlehadabiggarden.Therewerelotsofbeautifultreesandflowersinthegarden.Somechildrenlivenearthecastle.TheylikedtheGiant'sgarden,buttheGiantdidnotlikepeople.'Youcan'tplayhere!It'smygarden!'heshouted.TheGiantwasselfish.
Oneday,theGiantwenttovisithisbrother.'TheGiant'sgoingtobeawayforalongtime,'saidthechildren.'NowWecanplayinhisgarden.'Theywereveryhappy.Everydaytheywenttothebeautifulgardenandplayed.Theyclimbedthetrees.Theyswamintheriver.Theyranonthegrass.Theychasedbutterflies.Thechildrenlikedthegardeninalltheseasonsoftheyear.
Inthespringtheflowersandleavesgrew.
Inthesummerthechildrenrolledonthegreengrass.
Intheautumntheleaveswereorangeandred.Thefellfromthetreesandthechildrenplayedwiththem.
Inthewinterthechildrenplayedinthesnow.Theymadeasnowman.
Differentchildrencametothegardeneveryyear.
Aftersevenyears,theGiantcamebacktohiscastle.Hesawchildreninhisgarden.Hewasveryangry.'Getoutofhere!It'smygarden!'Heshouted.'Youcan'tplayhere.ThisgardenisMINE!''I'mgoingtobuildabrickwall,'hesaid.Hebuiltawallroundthegarden.Thechildrenwereverysad.'Wherecanweplay?'theysaid.
Sometimestheyplayedinthestreet,butitwashardandrough.'Thegiant'sgardenwasbetterthanthestreet,'theysaid.
TheGiantsatinhiscastle.'It'sniceandquitenow,'hethought.'it'swinter,butsoonthespringwillcome.Itwillbewarmandsunny.Theflowerswillgrow.Mygardenwillbebeautifulagain.'
ButtheSpringdidnotwanttocome.TheSpringsaid'TheGiant'stooselfish.Ilikechildren.I'mnotgoingtogotoasad,emptygarden.'
SotheSnow,theWindandtheRainplayedinthegarden.Thesundidnotshine.Sometimesitwasverywindy.
Sometimesitsnowed.Sometimesitrained.Itwasalwayscoldandgrey.
'Isthespringnevergoingtocome?'askedthesad,coldGiant.
Thenonedayhesawalittlebird.'Thebirdissinginginmygarden!'hesaid.'Hooray!Thetreesandflowersaregrowing!'
Heclappedhishandshappily.Helookedagain.'Thechildrenhavemadeaholeinthewall,'TheGiantsaid.'They'vecomebacktomygarden,andthesunhascomewiththem!'
TheGiantwasnotangry.Hewasdelighted.
TheGiantranintothegarden.Hewantedtohubthechildren,butthechildrenwereafraid.Theyranawayanditbecamecoldagain.
'Don'trunaway,'saidtheGiant.'I'msorry.Iwasselfish.Pleasecomeandplayinmygarden.'
Onlyonelittleboydidnotrunaway.Hewantedtoclimbatree,buthewastoosmall.
'Don'tcry,littleboy.I'llhelpyou,'saidtheGiant.Heputthelittleboyonabranchinthetree.Theboysmiled.
'Thankyou,'thelittleboysaid.
'You'rewelcome,'saidtheGiant.
TheboykissedtheGiant'scheek.
Springcameintothegardenagain.
Thechildrensawthis.Theycamebackintothegardenthroughtheholeinthewall.
Nowthechildrenplayedinthegardeneveryday.TheGiantplayedwiththem.AllthechildrenlikedtheGiant!ButtheGiantdidnotseethelittleboyagain.'Where'sthelittleboy?'heaskedthechildren,buttheydidnotknow.
Aftertenyears,theGiantwasold.Hedidnotplaynow.Helookathisgardenandsmiled.Manychildrenplayedinthegarden.
Thenonedayhesawthelittleboyagain.Hewasunderatreeinthegarden.TheGiantranoutofhiscastle.Hepickupthelittleboyandkissedhim.
Theboysaid,'Alongtimeagoyouhelpedme.Wearefriends.Iplayedinyourgarden.Nowyouaregoingtoplayinmygarden.MygardenisHeaven.'
Intheeveningthechildrencameintothegarden.TheysawtheGiant.Hewasunderthesometree.'Ishesleep?'askedonegirl.
'Wakeup!Wakeup!'saidaboy,ButtheGiantdidnotwakeup.TheGiantwasdead.Hiseyeswereclosed,buttherewasahappysmileonhisface.
ThisistheEarth.Itisonatilt.ItgoesroundtheSunonceayear.Thisgivesusseasons.
Inthesummer,yourpartoftheworldisnearertotheSun.
Daysarelonger.Itiswarmer.Inthewinter,yourpartoftheworldisfurtherawayfromtheSun.Daysareshorterandnightsarelonger.Itiscolder.
ThetophalfoftheEarthistheNorthernHemisphere,andbottomhalfoftheEarthistheSouthernHemisphere.
TheEquatoristhelineroundthemiddleoftheEarth.
ItisalwayshotatplacesontheEquator.WhenitissummerintheSouthernHemisphere,itiswinterintheNorthernHemispherehere.
JapanisintheNorthernHemisphere.SpringisfromMarchtoMayinJapan.Inthespring,peoplewaittoseetheflowersonthecherryblossomtrees.Thentheyhavepartiesunderthetrees.ThisistheHanamiFestival.
ThelongestdayintheNorthernHemisphereis21or22Juneeachyear.Thisisthemiddleofsummer.
ThereisaflowerfestivalforfourdayseachJuneinCalifornia,USA.Thereisaparadeandpeoplegotoflowerfieldstolookattheflowers.
ThereisaChinesefestivalintheautumn.ItistheMid-autumnFestival.Peoplewaittoseeabigroundmooninthenightsky.Theyeatmooncakesandtheylightlanterns.
Christmasison25December.ItiswinterintheNorthernHemisphere.Itisusuallyverycold.Sometimesitsnows.ButChristmasinAustraliaisinthesummer.Itisusuallyhotandsunny.SomepeoplegotothebeachonChristmasday!