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1、高中英语新教材精选外刊语法填空111世卫组织警告：新冠疫情可能会持续至2022年末Covid: WHO warns pandemic will drag on into 2022The Covid pandemic will go on for a year 1_(long) than it needs to because poorer countries are not getting the vaccines they need, the World Health Organization (WHO) says.Dr Bruce Aylward, senior leader at the

2、 WHO, said it meant the Covid crisis could 2_（easy） drag on deep into 2022.Less than 5% of Africas population have been vaccinated, 3_(compare) to 40% on most other continents.Dr Aylward appealed to wealthy countries 4_(give) up their places in the queue for vaccines in order that pharmaceutical com

3、panies(制药公司) can prioritise(优先提供) the lowest-income countries instead.He said wealthy countries needed to stocktake（盘点） where they were with their donation commitments 5_(make) at summits such as the G7 meeting in St Ives this summer.I can tell you were not on track, he said. We really need to speed

4、 it up or you know what? This pandemic is going to go on for a year longer than it needs to.The Peoples Vaccine - an alliance of charities - has released new figures 6_(suggest) just one in seven of the doses promised by pharmaceutical companies and wealthy countries are 7_(actual) reaching their de

5、stinations in poorer countries.The vast 8_(major) of Covid vaccines have been given in high-income or upper middle-income countries. Africa accounts 9_ just 2.6% of doses administered globally.The original idea behind Covax was 10_ all countries would be able to acquire vaccines from its pool, inclu

6、ding wealthy ones. But most G7 countries decided to hold back once they started making their own one-to-one deals with pharmaceutical companies.Covax originally aimed to deliver two billion doses of vaccines by the end of this year, but so far it has shipped 371m doses.Keys:1 longer 2 easily 3 compa

7、red 4 to give 5 made6 suggesting 7 actually 8 majority 9 for 10 that2 洪水也不能阻挡！印度新人乘坐大锅前往婚礼现场Indian couple float to their wedding in a cooking pot along flooded streetsAn Indian couple have arrived for their wedding in 1_ unusual style after sailing through the flooded streets of their town in a cook

8、ing pot after heavy rains wrecked havoc in the southern state of Kerala.Footage(视频) shared across social media showed the newlyweds squeezed inside the aluminium vessel while two men and a photographer paddled the pair down a submerged（淹没） street.The couple 2_(reported) borrowed the pot from a local

9、 temple, 3_(add) that it was “the only option” available at short notice, local news agency PTI reported.Undeterred by the flooding and landslides 4_(cause) by heavy rains which killed at least 27 people across the state, the pair were unwilling 5_( postpone) their big day.Footage later showed the b

10、ride and groom arriving safe and dry at a small partially flooded temple in Thalavady 6_ they exchanged floral garlands(花环), a tradition in many Hindu wedding ceremonies.It has turned into a wedding 7_ we never imagined,” the bride told local news channel Asianet.The pair were 8_(determine) to go th

11、rough with the ceremony despite the extreme weather.Heavy rainfall 9_(cause) serious flooding and deadly landslides across the state over the past four days. Rivers have overflowed and bridges and roads have been swept away - in some cases entire towns and villages have been cut off.The state govern

12、ment said it had evacuated (疏散) thousands of people and set up over 100 10_(relieve) camps.Keys:1 an 2 reportedly 3 adding 4 caused 5 to postpone 6 where 7 that/which 8 determined 9 has caused 10 relief3 动物也有血型吗？你知道猫狗的血型如何划分吗？Do Animals Have Different Blood Types Too?How much do animals think about

13、their blood types? Presumably never, 1_(give) what we know about animal cognition. But we humans do think about our animals, because sometimes animals receive blood transfusions (输血)too, and we want 2_(make) sure the blood were giving a ferret （猫咪）or dog or parakeet（鹦鹉） doesnt cause a blood incompat

14、ibility （不相容）reaction. Thats a negative 3_(react) causing the recipients immune system to attack foreign blood, 4_(produce) antibodies against the red blood cell proteins, or antigens（抗体）, in the donated blood. Although all animals have blood groups, every species has a different system, and we know

15、 the most about the systems of domesticated mammals（家养哺乳动物）. The human blood group system is based on three different antigens: A, B, and O. The possible blood types we could have are A, B, AB and O, and each one of these can be either Rh positive or negative. Type O negative blood is 5_(general) co

16、nsidered to be universally accepted by any other blood type, and type AB positive can receive any other type. Dogs, for their part, have more than eight different antigens 6_ can attach to their red blood cells, most of them labeled Dog Erythrocyte Antigen (DEA 1.1, 1.2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7). Often ind

17、ividuals within a specific breed of dog will have the same blood type for instance, 60 percent of greyhounds fall into the DEA 1.1 negative (the universal dog donor) blood group. But new canine blood groups are still being detected the recently 7_(discover) Dal blood group, for example, is only foun

18、d in Dalmatians(斑点狗). Cats, on the other hand, have only two possible antigens A and B, although they arent the same A and B antigens found on human blood. There is no universal donor or recipient feline blood groups, but the vast 8_(major) (around 90 percent) of domestic cats have type A blood, whi

19、le more exotic purebreds(纯种猫) often type B. AB is also possible, 9_ very rare. Keep all this in mind next time you need to give some furry companion a blood transfusion we animals have much in common, but theres still much that separates us.keys:1 given 2 to make 3 reaction 4 producing 5 generally6 that 7 discovered 8 majority 9 but 10 in