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1、高中英语新教材精选外刊语法填空131最新研究：00后比90后更爱买国货，原因是Innovative (创新的) products 1_(launch) by old brands, as well as 2_(new) emerged national brands, are favored by Generation Y and Z and the proportion of young people 3_(interest) in the new national products accounted 4_ more than 70 percent of consumers, accord

2、ing to a report released by data service provider Aurora.While older generations prefer 5_(buy) and use national products, those born in the 80s and 90s are less likely to purchase them because they are more influenced by the trendy culture from Europe, America, Japan and Korea. Meanwhile, Generatio

3、n Z is more 6_(will) to buy national products due to market upgrading and improved cultural 7_(confident).Consumers living in North, East and South China have a lower preference for domestic brands than other regions, meaning that a larger proportion of people in these regions often buy and use 8_(

4、import) brands in their daily lives.Products that incorporate traditional Chinese elements are most likely to increase young peoples interest in purchasing, with 54.6 percent of the post-90s and 73.3 percent of the post-00s consumers interested in these products. 9_(tradition) Chinese elements are n

5、ot only applied in product appearance or packaging patterns, but also can be reflected in the application of raw materials, production processes, etc.Apart from their love for traditional Chinese visuals, young people nowadays also enjoy consuming through experiencing on-hand buying. This is 10_ mor

6、e and more young people like to visit patriotic sites and cultural tourism museums, buy archaeological restoration puzzles, participate in scripted historical role-play games, experience ancient style photography, etc.keys:1 launched 2 newly 3 interested 4 for 5 to buy6 willing 7 confidence 8 import

7、ed 9 traditional 10 why2 12岁男孩给教材纠错，出版社：确实错了！Boy reports mistake in textbook“I noticed a tiny mistake on page 95 of the English textbook 1_(publish) by Shanghai Educational Publishing House when I was preparing lessons before class,” said Cui Chenxi, a 7th grader in Shenyang No. 126 Middle School. C

8、ui had found an illustration captioned as “bee” to 2_(actual) be hoverfly in the picture.An editor of the publisher on Friday confirmed the error they made after 3_(consult) a biology teacher and said it will rectify the mistake by replacing the wrong picture in a reprinted version after it gets app

9、roval from the Ministry of Education. The editor also thanked the 12-year-old boy for reporting the error, and praised him for being “really 4_ (profession) ”. When 5_(ask) how he discovered the mistake Cui said, “Its simple. Bees have two pairs of wings while hoverflies have only one pair of functi

10、onal 6_(wing) and bees are plump with their round belly versus the hoverflys slim figure. Whats more, bees have distinct tentacles(触角) while those of hoverflies are obscure.” As a young man 7_ took an avid interest in biology, Cui had raised 10 types of ants in his primary school days in order 8_(ob

11、serve) the insects habits and their division of labor, according to Cuis mother. The family stores more than 300 titles of books related to natural science and Cui has a bookshelf of his own. Having not attended a single one of the extracurricular training classes 9_ parents are keen to put their ki

12、ds in, the boy is happy to learn 10_(independent).keys:1 published 2 actually 3 consulting 4 professional 5 asked6 wings 7 who 8 to observe 9 which/that 10 independently 3 还在遮盖黑眼圈？如今“下眼妆”正流行Under-eye circles are cool now, according to TikTok and fashion runwaysWhen it comes 1_ an eye makeup routine,

13、 our eyelids and lashes usually see most of the action, but social media users and fashion designers seem to feel 2_(strong) that the area under our eyes also deserves its moment to shine. From intentional under-eye circles to bejeweled detailing and everything in between, bold under-eye makeup is d

14、efinitely trending, as 3_(report) by The Cut.The unique trend arguably kicked off earlier this year when TikTok users began embracing those dark circles that most of us have been trying 4_(cover) up with concealer(遮瑕膏). But instead of just flaunting their natural dark circles, these TikTok makeup ma

15、vens were 5_(intentional) painting on dark circles with eye shadow.Take TikToker saracarstens, 6_ under-eye circle video caused quite a stir on social media several months ago for example. In the short clip, the TikTok user swipes on a bit of color under her eyes and smudges it in for a more subtle

16、effect. She told TMRW that she 7_(inspire) to post the video because shes struggled to accept her own dark 8_(circle) for years.I have them genetically and they were always very intense. The first makeup product I picked up was concealer. Later I realized that its nothing to be 9_(shame) of and they can actually look pretty cool, so I decided to embrace 10_(they) and include them in a few of my makeup looks, she said.keys:1 to 2 strongly 3 reported 4 to cover 5 intentionally6 whose 7 was inspired 8 circles 9 ashamed 10 them