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1、高考英语外刊阅读模拟强化训练语法填空专题二十七“Some recollections may vary,“ the late Queen famously remarked, in response 1 theDuke and Duchess of Sussexs interview with Oprah Winfrey in 2021. Last week, said The Times, the same observation 2(make) about the couples reports of a near catastrophic chase, in 3 they were pu

2、rsued around Manhattan by “aggressive” paparazzi, who - they said - ran red lights and mounted pavements 4(result) inmultiple near-collisions, and endangering pedestrians and police. The Duke told friends it was the 5(close) thing I have ever felf9 to understanding 6 his mother wentthrough on the ni

3、ght of her death, in 1997. The initial reaction was sympathetic. But 7the media looked into what had transpired that night, after the couple left an awards ceremony, a different picture emerged.The police certainly downplayed the drama, said The New York Times. They conceded that paparazzi had made

4、the couples journey 8(challenge); but they noted that they hadgot to their destination safely, with no 9(report) collisions, summonses, injuries, or arrests”. New Yorks Mayor Eric Adams seemed flummoxed by the very idea of a two-hour high-speed car chase in Midtown Manhattan; and a cab driver, whod

5、driven the Sussexes some of the way, said hed not call 10 a “chase，and that he had not felt in danger, thoughthey were nervous.【The Week UK (May 27, 2023)】Long known for keeping out immigrants, Japan is now throwing the door open to 1range of foreign workers to enter and potentially stay for good.A

6、policy overhaul 2(approve) Friday in Tokyo marked the latest sign 3worker shortages in wealthy nations around the globe are spurring 4(great) opennessto foreign labor.Companies and immigration specialists in Japan say the issue now is less 5 to letforeign workers take unfilled jobs and more about ma

7、king conditions 6(attract) tomigrants who can pick among countries.On Friday, the government of Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said 7 would scrap thetechnical-training program, which currently has about 320,000 workers, and replace it8 measures that openly declare the goal of bringing in foreigners 9(

8、do)jobs in industries lacking enough Japanese workers.Yutaka Ueyama, a 69-year-old strawberry grower in the central Japanese prefecture of Shizuoka, has 10 Vietnamese workers 10(help) run his farm. He welcomed Fridaysmove because he said a Vietnamese couple who started working for him in January may

9、 now be able to bring their two grade-school-age daughters to Japan.The Week UK (May 27, 2023)1Every summer and fall, wildfires in America wreck homes, air quality and lives.1manyof the cuixent fires in Canada were caused by lightning that 2(land) on dry forests, herein the States, lightning is rare

10、ly the culprit. An astonishing 80 percent are caused by human3(careless). That means they could 4(prevent) with smarter behavior in ourincreasingly flammable wildlands. With so much smoke 5(pollute) the air so early in thefire season, maybe we can finally stop thinking of wildfires as out of our con

11、trol.In the American West, evidence of fire foolishness is all around us. Nearly two years ago, the Caldor fire was allegedly started by a father and son who appear 6 (go) out shooting ina dry forest during Californias peak fire season, while smoke from the massive Dixie fire still7(hang) heavy in t

12、he air. The Caldor fire scorched nearly 222,000 acres, destroyed 1,005 structures, injured multiple people and sent my husband and me packing ahead of the evacuation order.When I drive past the moonscaped mountains and 8(blacken) tree skeletons 9lush green forest used to be before the fire, I still

13、get sad, then mad. Lives lost. Landscapes destroyed. Habitats gone. And yet we continue to find new ways to be fire foolish in the wildlands. The list is too long. But 10 all comes down to one thing: disregard for dangerous fire conditions thatare clearly becoming more frequent from climate change.【

14、The New York Times (June 10,2023)】Dan Deramo stood between two houses in Northeast Washington, tranquilizer gun above his shoulder,1(look) up at a tree.At the top: a young black bear. Fuzzy, with perky brown ears. The roughly 200-pound bear 2(be) the talk of the Brook-land neighborhood since he was

15、spotted early Friday morning on Franklin street. Some residents had brought binoculars. Others had taken the morning off work. Members of the local Facebook group had decided 3 a name: Franklin.But Deramo, the director of field services, knew that fairy tale could 4(easy) andsuddenly give way to tra

16、gedy. The drugs in Deramos gun could sedate the bear, but he probably would need to land two shots,5 backup arrived with something a little more powerful.In a neighboring backyard, zoo police officers were ready 6(intervene). They7(arm) with rifles. At 9:47 a.m., Franklin began to shinny down the tr

17、eetoward the small, grassy backyard of a family home. This was not a place for a bear. Man, Deramo recalled thinking. “ Please stay up there.vBefore the bear crossed into the nations capital, authorities had opted to leave him alone. Franklin had spent some of last week 8(make) his way to Burtonsvil

18、le, Md. He was spottedThursday in Hyattsville,9 residents, wandering through the haze from Canadian wildfires,had referred to him 10 smokey. One woman, Michele LeNoir, saw a video on Thursdayof the bear in the alley behind her townhouse, apparently interested in bags of trash, she said she called th

19、e Department of Natural Resources, panicked: How am I supposed to live in this area when there9s a bear walking around? n【The Washington Post (June 10,2023)】答案to； was made； which； resulting； closest； what； when； challenging； reported； it a； approved； that； greater； whether； attractive； it； with； to do； helpingWhile； landed； carelessness； have been prevented； polluting； to have gone； hung； blackened； where； itlooking； had been； on； easily； unless； to intervene； were armed； making； where； as