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作文： 1. 2. Do you believe that humans can conquer nature completely? Give reasons for your judgement. 3. Nowadays many people are in favor of a return to nature. Think of some reasons why nature holds a great attraction for people. 翻译： 6单元 4. People cannot live apart from nature; that is the first principle of the conservationists. And yet, people can not live in a nature without changing it. But this is true of all creatures: they depend upon nature, and they change it. What we call nature is, in a sense, the sum of the changes made by all the various creatures and nature forces in their intricate actions and influences upon each other and upon their places. Because of the woodpeckers, nature is different from what it would be without them. It is different also because of the borers and ants that live in tree trunks, and because of the bacteria that live in the soil under the trees. The making of these differences is the making of the world. 4。人不能分开居住，从自然保育这是第一个原则。然而，人不能生活在没有改变它的性质。但是，这是真实的，所有的动物：它们依赖于自然，他们也改变它。我们所说的性质，从某种意义上说，是的总和的变化所作出的各种动物和自然的力量，在其复杂的行动和影响力后，对方在他们的地方。由于啄木鸟的，性质是不同的，从没有他们会是什么感觉。这是不同的，也因为蛀虫和蚂蚁生活在树干上，因为在土壤中的细菌，生活在树底下。这些差异是世界作出的决策。 6. In nature we know that wild creatures sometimes exhaust their vital sources and suffer the natural remedy: drastic population reductions. If lynxes eat too many snowshoe rabbits---which they are said to do repeatedly---then the lynxes starve down to the carrying capacity of their habitat. It is the carrying capacity of the lynx’s habitat, not the carrying capacity of the lynx’s stomach, that determines the prosperity of lynxes. Similarly, if humans use up too much soil---which they have often done and are doing---then they will starve down to the carrying capacity of their habitat. This is nature’s “indifferent” justice. As Spenser saw in the sixteenth century, and as we must learn to see now, there is no appeal from this justice. In the future, the Lord may forgive our wrongs against nature,