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　　A journalist went to interview a zoologist who studied gorillas in the jungle.he zoologist had spent a long time living with gorillas and had saved the life of a junior gorilla.owever, when the reporter arrived he found out that the zoologist had been brought to justice, because he had taught a junior among the gorilla family to talk.ocal people thought the zoologist was an evil person and the jury decided he was guilty.he reporter thought it was against justice, and tried to talk the judge into changing his judgement by saying that it was the duty of the court to bring justice to the zoologist.inally, the judge agreed, but said he needed a reason to justify why the zoologist wanted to teach gorillas to talk.So the journalist said, “That way, they can warn you before they attack you".

　　记单词

　　journal 1.杂志，期刊，日报2.日志，日记

　　journalist 新闻工作者，新闻记者

　　judgement见judgment

　　judgment 1.看法，意见，评价2.判断，判断力3.审判，判决

　　jungle 1.(热带)丛林，密林2.乱七八糟的一堆

　　junior 1.年少的，较年幼的2.资历较浅的，地位较低的n 1.年少者2.地位较低者，晚辈3.(美国中学或大学的)三年级学生

　　jury 1.陪审团2.(竞赛或展览的)评判委员会

　　justice 1.正义，公正2.司法，法律制裁

　　bring to justice把…交付审判，使归案受审

　　do justice to公平地对待，公正地评判

　　justify 证明…正当(或有理)，为…辩护

　　一名新闻记者前去采访一位在丛林里研究大猩猩的动物学家。这位动物学家与大猩猩一起生活了很长的时间，还救过一只小猩猩的命。但是，当记者赶到的时候，却得知动物学家已被归案受审，因为他教猩猩家庭里的小猩猩说话。当地人认为动物学家是个邪恶的人，陪审团也裁定他有罪。记者认为这有违公正，便力图说服法官改变他的判决，并说法庭有义务对动物学家进行公正的评判。，法官被说服了，但说他需要一个理由来证明动物学家有正当理由教猩猩学说话。于是记者说道：“如果它们会说话，它们就可以在攻击你之前警告你了。”