歷史迴廊
There are more than 6,000 national parks around the world. One of the most famous is Yellowstone National Park, which spreads across parts of the US states of Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho. Created on March 1, 1872, Yellowstone was the first national park in the United States. It may also have been the first national park in the entire world, though there is some evidence that a national park was established in Mongolia in 1778. Regardless of whether or not it was the world’s first, Yellowstone contains nearly 9,000 square kilometers of natural beauty.
The park’s geography is wild and rough with mountain ranges, lakes, rivers, and waterfalls. The appearance of the landscape is largely the result of volcanic activity and earthquakes. The park experiences hundreds of earthquakes a year, but most of them are too small to be noticed by humans. Among the many interesting features of Yellowstone are its more than 300 geysers. These occur because large cracks in the terrain allow water to fall deep under the ground. Upon contact with rocks heated by magma, the water boils and builds up pressure until it is shot out of the ground along with steam. This phenomenon creates a glorious effect.
Everyone is required to attend the meeting regardless of the typhoon.
儘管有颱風,每個人還是被要求出席會議。
My camera was stolen, along with my cellphone.
我的相機連同手機一起被偷了。
In addition to attending school during the day, Sandy goes to work at night.
珊蒂除了白天上學之外,晚上還要工作。
Tim likes to read a wide variety of books in his free time.
提姆有空時喜歡廣泛閱讀各類書籍。
Petra boasts a remarkable cultural heritage. It's no surprise that the annual number of its visitors exceeds one million.
佩特拉擁有非凡的文化遺產。其每年遊客人數超過一百萬一點也不足為奇。