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1、语法填空311Struggling to find a little “me time”? Youre far _101_ alone, because the average American only gets five hours of “me time” in a week.Besides a lack of “me time,” the average person only gets into their headspace (内心世界)3.5 days a week, so _102_is no surprise that one in four wouldnt describe

2、 _103_(they) as “relaxed.”Frequent stressors (紧张性刺激)can quickly turn a day _104_ (pleasant).In a survey of 2000 Americans ,three in four people admitted that if they dont have time _105_(get)in a good headspace with some “me time ,”it negatively affects their feelings .In _106_(add)，almost three out

3、 of four wish they spent more time outside in order to relax.People blamed a variety of things when _107_ (ask) why they couldnt make it outside as much _108_ theyd like .Weather, work, housework and the Internet are all keeping Americans from enjoying the fresh air. Another thing preventing America

4、ns hanging outside _109_ (be ) the state of their outdoor spaces .Almost three in 10 described their outdoor furniture as “worn down” while one in five would be embarrassed to have guests over with their yard as it _110_ (current)sits.12Wasting Food is Still a Big ProblemChina is famous for its deli

5、cious food, and there are so many different dishes to try here. But many of us take this granted and throw away the extra food we dont eat. According to a report released by the United Nations, there were 815 million undernourished people in the world in 2018, more than one in every 10 on Earth. Yet

6、, 1.3 billion tons of food _111_ (waste) annually around the world, which is about one-third of all food produced each year, according to the UNs Food and Agriculture Organization.To get _112_ better understanding of different countries food waste problems, the Economist intelligence Unit recently s

7、urveyed 34 nations according to their food system sustainability.According to the report, _113_ was released this month, France topped the list of food sustainability, followed by Japan and Germany. The performance of these countries is largely related to their policies to deal with food waste. For

8、example, France was the first country _114_(pass) laws to ban food waste. In France, its illegal for supermarkets to throw away unsold food, and French restaurants _115_ provide doggy bags for peoples leftovers. Germany is trying to deal with the problem by reforming expiration dates. “We found in o

9、ur study that many people believed they should throw away products _116_ the “best before date has expired,” Martin Kranert, chair of Stuttgart Universitys waste management department, told Deutsche Welle. “This is not at all case, and such a persisting lack of knowledge is the first thing _117_ has

10、 to change.”Some countries are still lagging behind when it comes to _118_ (prevent) food waste, however. For example, the Untied Arab Emirates wastes the most food, with each of its citizens _119_ (throw) away about 1,000 kilograms every year on average. China has been working hard to reduce food w

11、aste. In early 2013, the countrys Clean Your Plate Campaign was Launched, urging people not to waste anything on their plate. “ _120_ consumers are more conscious of the amount of food waste they generate and everyone plays a role in minimizing their personal food waste, then we can do better as a c

12、ommunity,” said Joyce Chan from the Foodlink Foundation, a Hong Kong charity dedicated to reducing food waste.13Tu Youyou, a committed and patient scientist, was born in Ningbo, China, on December 1930, and graduated from Peking University Medical School in 1955. In 1967, Chinese government formed a

13、 team of scientists _121_the objective of discovering a new treatment for malaria and Tu Youyou was among the first researcher _122_ (choose). In 1969, she became the head of the project in Beijing and decided _123_ (review) ancient Chinese medical texts to find traditional botanical treatments for

14、the diseases. After countless attempts and persistent efforts, Tu Youyou and her team_124_ (final) succeeded in 1971. Tu Youyou _125_ (award) Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine in October, 2015 because of the discovery of artemisinin.Future homes will use integrated sensors_126_ (tell) you every

15、thing. You will no longer have to think about turning switches on and _127_ Your home will also learn your _128_(day) routine and preference. All controls will respond _129_voice commands, so if you want to change your routine, you just say _130_you want and the home system will obey.Li Shizhen(July

16、3, 1518-1593) was a Chinese physician, scientist and herbalist of the Ming Dynasty. His major _131_ (contribute) to clinical medicine was his book Bencao Gangmu. He also developed many creative methods for the proper classification of herb components( 成分) and drugs to be used for treating diseases.B

17、encao Gangmu is a medical text with details about _132_ (approximate) 1,800 drugs. It also describes the type, form, flavor, nature and application in disease treatments of 1,094 herbs. The book has been translated into many different languages, and is considered _133_ the premier reference work for

18、 herbal medicine.In _134_ course of writing Bencao Gangmu he travelled to many places, _135_ (gain) first-hand experience with many herbs and local treatments. He _136_ (refer) to over 800 books-nearly every medical book in print at that time.Altogether, the writing of Bencao Gangmu took 27 years, w

19、hich included three revisions. Unfortunately, Li died in 1593. It was three years _137_ the book was officially published in 1596.Even to this day, Bencao Gangmu still has scientific, medical and historical significance. There was even a movie _138_ (make) about Li Shizhens life in 1956. His name ca

20、n _139_ (find) at almost every traditional medical college in China and in many books about Chinese medicine. There is even a Li Shizhen award for “doctors and researchers _140_ have been devoted to traditional Chinese medicine ”.14About a year ago, I _141_ (drive) to a new supermarket, Big Lots, _1

21、42_ (do) some shopping. I saw a shopping basket in the parking space next to my car and when I went to get it to use in the supermarket, I found a purse in it! Since I had no idea who it belonged to, I opened the purse to find out _143_ the owner might be. I saw a lot of money and a check book. I sa

22、w _144_ address on the top of one of the checks. I got on Map Quest on my mobile phone, and got the directions to her house. I then traveled 15 miles _145_ this ladys house and knocked at the door. No one was home. After waiting for five_146_( minute), I left a note with my phone number on it, _147_

23、 (let) her know that I had her purse. She did finally call me _148_ (late) that day, and I brought the purse to her. When I got to her house, she offered me dinner and all the money in her purse, _149_ I couldnt accept it. “It was the only right thing to do,” I told her, and wished _150_(she) a good

24、 rest of her day.15Pioneering underwater photographer David Doubilet is a master craftsman, _151_combines technology and capture (捕捉) life underwater, _152_(bring) images back to the surface for those who might never see those sights with their own eyes. Entering the sea as a journalist, artist, and

25、 _153_ (explore), Doubilet documents both the beauty and the devastation (破坏) in our oceans.He believes that the photography has the power _154_ (educate), and influence change. Doubilet is deeply concerned about the future of the oceans. When he _155_ (ask) what sort of powerful stories hed like to

26、 tell through his work, he says, “Right now, were telling the most _156_(meaning) story in the world. Doubilet and his wife, Jennifer Hayes, are working on a National Geographic project _157_ (name) “Coral Status, the Science and the Future”.They are looking at coral worldwide to see how its changed

27、, and changing. “A lot of climatologists are thinking coral may be one of _158_ greatest indicators (指示者), the thermometer of the health of this planet. Were looking at reefs that are thousands _159_years old, and in the last four and five years they have _160_(complete) died. Thats what happens whe

28、n you have a warming ocean.16The first English version of the famous martial arts novel, “The Legend of the Condor Heroes” (射雕英雄传) _161_ (schedule) to come out in the UK next year._162_ almost every Chinese person knows, the novel was written by Louis Cha, better known by his pen name, Jin Yong. Lon

29、don-based MacLehose Press has confirmed that the novel will come out in 12 volumes (册) with the first _163_ (set) to come out on Feb. 22.In the publishers promotional _164_ (introduce) of the “The Legend of the Condor Heroes” the series was referred to as a Chinese version of “Game of thrones” (权利的游

30、戏). The first volume has been translated by Anna Holmwood, an English publishing agent _165_ (work) together with many famous Chinese writers, such as Yu Hua, and Yan Ge. Holmwood have been translating “The Legend of the Condor Heroes” since 2012, and from the second volume onwards she invited Gigi

31、Chang to help her _166_ the translation.Louis Cha is Chinas most influential martial arts author with _167_ total of 15 novels. Since the 1950s. about 100 million _168_ (copy) of his works have been sold around the world. But only three of them _169_ （translate）for the English-speaking world so far. They are “Fox Volant of the Snowy Mountain”, “The Deer and the Cauldron” and “The Book and the Sword”, Louis Cha is widely recognized as one of the most _170_ (success) authors in China.