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高中英语外刊阅读语法填空September
10
1
Survey
shows
more
attention
to
the
disabled
after
Paralympics(残奥会)
Over
95
percent
of
the
respondents
in
a
recent
online
survey
said
they
have
paid
1_____(much)
attention
to
people
with
2_____(disable)
around
them
after
3______(watch)
the
Tokyo
2020
Paralympic
Games.
According
4____the
survey
5_____(conduct)
by
the
China
Youth
Daily,
nearly
89
percent
of
the
1,273
respondents
noticed
that
disabled
people
6_____(face)
challenges
in
their
lives,
including
psychological
and
7______(finance)
difficulties,
disadvantages
in
education
and
employment,
as
well
as
8________(convenience)
while
traveling.
Of
the
total
respondents,
67
percent
said
they
expect
9_____(see)
strengthened
social
welfare
support
for
the
disabled,
while
65.8
percent
suggested
more
tailored
education
and
job
opportunities
for
such
people.
Over
60
percent
of
the
surveyed
said
more
attention
should
10_____(give)
to
psychological
counseling
for
the
group.
2研究：喝酒无论多少都会伤脑
Drinking
any
amount
of
alcohol
causes
damage
to
the
brain,
study
finds
有人以为，“适量”饮酒不会有损健康，甚至可能有益健康。然而新研究发现，无论你喝的是什么酒，无论你喝多喝少，都会对你的大脑造成危害。
?
There
is
no
such
thing
as
a
"safe"
level
of
drinking,
with
increased
1_____(consume)
of
alcohol
2_____(associate)
with
poorer
brain
health,
according
to
a
new
study.
In
an
observational
study,
3_____has
not
yet
been
peer-reviewed(同行评议),
researchers
from
the
University
of
Oxford
studied
the
relationship
between
the
self-reported
alcohol
intake
of
some
25,000
people
in
the
UK,
and
their
brain
scans.
The
researchers
noted
that
drinking
had
4_____
effect
on
the
brain's
gray
matter
(大脑灰质)--
regions
in
the
brain
that
make
up
"important
bits
where
information
5_____(
process),"
according
to
lead
author
Anya
Topiwala,
a
senior
clinical
researcher
at
Oxford.
"The
more
people
drank,
the
6_____(little)
the
volume
of
their
gray
matter,"
Topiwala
said
via
email.
"Brain
volume
reduces
with
age
and
more
7_____(severe)
with
dementia(痴呆症).
Smaller
brain
volume
also
predicts
worse
performance
on
memory
testing,"
she
explained.
"Whilst
alcohol
only
made
a
small
contribution
8_____
this
(0.8%),
it
was
a
greater
contribution
than
other
'modifiable'
(可调节的)
risk
factors,"
she
said.?
The
team
also
investigated
whether
certain
drinking
patterns,
beverage(饮料)
types
and
other
health
conditions
made
a
difference
to
the
impact
of
alcohol
on
brain
health.
They
found
that
there
was
no
"safe"
level
of
drinking
–
9______(mean)
that
consuming
any
amount
of
alcohol
was
worse
than
not
drinking
it.
They
also
found
no
evidence
that
the
type
of
drink
--
such
as
wine,
spirits
or
beer
--
affected
the
harm
done
to
the
brain.
Alcohol
was
the
10_____(lead)
risk
factor
for
disease
and
premature
death(早逝)
in
men
and
women
."It
has
been
known
for
decades
that
heavy
drinking
is
bad
for
brain
health,"
Sadie
Boniface,
head
of
research
at
the
UK's
Institute
of
Alcohol
Studies,
said
via
email.
"We
also
shouldn't
forget
alcohol
affects
all
parts
of
the
body
and
there
are
multiple
health
risks."
3
世卫组织：每周工作55小时以上的人中风风险更高
Overwork
killed
more
than
745,000
people
in
a
year,
WHO
study
finds
过劳死一词虽然诞生于日本，但早已成为全球各地的普遍现象。世界卫生组织和国际劳工组织联合开展的研究发现，2016年全球过劳者近5亿人，其中超74.5万人死于过劳引起的中风和心脏病。
Working
long
hours
poses
an
occupational
health
risk
that
kills
hundreds
of
thousands
of
people
each
year,
the
World
Health
Organization
says.
People
1____(work)
55
or
more
hours
each
week
face
an
estimated
35%
2_____(high)
risk
of
a
stroke(中风)
and
a
17%
higher
risk
of
dying
from
heart
disease,
3_____(compare)
to
people
following
the
widely
accepted
standard
of
working
35
to
40
hours
in
a
week,
the
WHO
says
in
a
study
that
4______(publish)
Monday
in
the
journal?Environment
International.
"No
job
is
worth
the
risk
of
stroke
or
heart
disease,"
WHO
Director-General
Dr.
Tedros
Adhanom
Ghebreyesus
said,
calling
on
governments,
businesses
and
workers
5_____(find
)
ways
to
protect
workers'
health.
The
global
study,
which
the
WHO
calls
the
first
of
its
kind,
found
that
in
2016,
488
million
people
were
exposed
6______
the
risks
of
working
long
hours.
"Between
2000
and
2016,
the
number
of
deaths
from
heart
disease
due
to
working
long
hours
increased
by
42%,
and
from
stroke
by
19%,"
the
WHO
said
as
it
announced
the
study,
which
it
conducted
with
the
International
Labour
Organization.
The
study
doesn't
cover
the
past
year,
in
7_____
the
COVID-19
pandemic
thrust
national
economies
into
crisis
and
reshaped
how
millions
of
people
work.
But
its
8_____(author)
note
that
overwork
has
been
on
the
rise
for
years
due
to
9______(phenomenon)
such
as
the
gig
economy(零工经济)
and
telework
—
and
they
say
the
pandemic
will
10_____(like)
accelerate
those
trends.
Several
steps
could
help
ease
the
burden
on
workers,
the
study
states,
including
governments
adopting
and
enforcing
labor
standards
on
working
time.
高中英语外刊阅读语法填空September
10
答案版
1
Survey
shows
more
attention
to
the
disabled
after
Paralympics(残奥会)
Over
95
percent
of
the
respondents
in
a
recent
online
survey
said
they
have
paid
1_____(much)
attention
to
people
with
2_____(disable)
around
them
after
3______(watch)
the
Tokyo
2020
Paralympic
Games.
According
4____the
survey
5_____(conduct)
by
the
China
Youth
Daily,
nearly
89
percent
of
the
1,273
respondents
noticed
that
disabled
people
6_____(face)
challenges
in
their
lives,
including
psychological
and
7______(finance)
difficulties,
disadvantages
in
education
and
employment,
as
well
as
8________(convenience)
while
traveling.
Of
the
total
respondents,
67
percent
said
they
expect
9_____(see)
strengthened
social
welfare
support
for
the
disabled,
while
65.8
percent
suggested
more
tailored
education
and
job
opportunities
for
such
people.
Over
60
percent
of
the
surveyed
said
more
attention
should
10_____(give)
to
psychological
counseling
for
the
group.
Keys:
1
more
2
disabilities
3
watching
4
to
5
conducted
6
are
facing
7
financial
8
inconveniences
9
to
see
10
be
given
2研究：喝酒无论多少都会伤脑
Drinking
any
amount
of
alcohol
causes
damage
to
the
brain,
study
finds
有人以为，“适量”饮酒不会有损健康，甚至可能有益健康。然而新研究发现，无论你喝的是什么酒，无论你喝多喝少，都会对你的大脑造成危害。
?
There
is
no
such
thing
as
a
"safe"
level
of
drinking,
with
increased
1_____(consume)
of
alcohol
2_____(associate)
with
poorer
brain
health,
according
to
a
new
study.
In
an
observational
study,
3_____has
not
yet
been
peer-reviewed(同行评议),
researchers
from
the
University
of
Oxford
studied
the
relationship
between
the
self-reported
alcohol
intake
of
some
25,000
people
in
the
UK,
and
their
brain
scans.
The
researchers
noted
that
drinking
had
4_____
effect
on
the
brain's
gray
matter
(大脑灰质)--
regions
in
the
brain
that
make
up
"important
bits
where
information
5_____(
process),"
according
to
lead
author
Anya
Topiwala,
a
senior
clinical
researcher
at
Oxford.
"The
more
people
drank,
the
6_____(little)
the
volume
of
their
gray
matter,"
Topiwala
said
via
email.
"Brain
volume
reduces
with
age
and
more
7_____(severe)
with
dementia(痴呆症).
Smaller
brain
volume
also
predicts
worse
performance
on
memory
testing,"
she
explained.
"Whilst
alcohol
only
made
a
small
contribution
8_____
this
(0.8%),
it
was
a
greater
contribution
than
other
'modifiable'
(可调节的)
risk
factors,"
she
said.?
The
team
also
investigated
whether
certain
drinking
patterns,
beverage(饮料)
types
and
other
health
conditions
made
a
difference
to
the
impact
of
alcohol
on
brain
health.
They
found
that
there
was
no
"safe"
level
of
drinking
–
9______(mean)
that
consuming
any
amount
of
alcohol
was
worse
than
not
drinking
it.
They
also
found
no
evidence
that
the
type
of
drink
--
such
as
wine,
spirits
or
beer
--
affected
the
harm
done
to
the
brain.
Alcohol
was
the
10_____(lead)
risk
factor
for
disease
and
premature
death(早逝)
in
men
and
women
."It
has
been
known
for
decades
that
heavy
drinking
is
bad
for
brain
health,"
Sadie
Boniface,
head
of
research
at
the
UK's
Institute
of
Alcohol
Studies,
said
via
email.
"We
also
shouldn't
forget
alcohol
affects
all
parts
of
the
body
and
there
are
multiple
health
risks."
Keys:
1consumption
2
associated
3
which
4
an
5
is
processed
6
less
7
severely
8
to
9
meaning
10
leading
3
世卫组织：每周工作55小时以上的人中风风险更高
Overwork
killed
more
than
745,000
people
in
a
year,
WHO
study
finds
过劳死一词虽然诞生于日本，但早已成为全球各地的普遍现象。世界卫生组织和国际劳工组织联合开展的研究发现，2016年全球过劳者近5亿人，其中超74.5万人死于过劳引起的中风和心脏病。
Working
long
hours
poses
an
occupational
health
risk
that
kills
hundreds
of
thousands
of
people
each
year,
the
World
Health
Organization
says.
People
1____(work)
55
or
more
hours
each
week
face
an
estimated
35%
2_____(high)
risk
of
a
stroke(中风)
and
a
17%
higher
risk
of
dying
from
heart
disease,
3_____(compare)
to
people
following
the
widely
accepted
standard
of
working
35
to
40
hours
in
a
week,
the
WHO
says
in
a
study
that
4______(publish)
Monday
in
the
journal?Environment
International.
"No
job
is
worth
the
risk
of
stroke
or
heart
disease,"
WHO
Director-General
Dr.
Tedros
Adhanom
Ghebreyesus
said,
calling
on
governments,
businesses
and
workers
5_____(find
)
ways
to
protect
workers'
health.
The
global
study,
which
the
WHO
calls
the
first
of
its
kind,
found
that
in
2016,
488
million
people
were
exposed
6______
the
risks
of
working
long
hours.
"Between
2000
and
2016,
the
number
of
deaths
from
heart
disease
due
to
working
long
hours
increased
by
42%,
and
from
stroke
by
19%,"
the
WHO
said
as
it
announced
the
study,
which
it
conducted
with
the
International
Labour
Organization.
The
study
doesn't
cover
the
past
year,
in
7_____
the
COVID-19
pandemic
thrust
national
economies
into
crisis
and
reshaped
how
millions
of
people
work.
But
its
8_____(author)
note
that
overwork
has
been
on
the
rise
for
years
due
to
9______(phenomenon)
such
as
the
gig
economy(零工经济)
and
telework
—
and
they
say
the
pandemic
will
10_____(like)
accelerate
those
trends.
Several
steps
could
help
ease
the
burden
on
workers,
the
study
states,
including
governments
adopting
and
enforcing
labor
standards
on
working
time.
Keys:
1
working
2
higher
3
compared
4
was
published
5
to
find
6
to
7
which
8
authors
9
phenomena
10
likely

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