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1、Three men 1.(sentence) to prison after 2.(legal)crossing the border into Myanmar, includingone who was returning after being rejected by a telecom fraud group due to his lack of typing skills. According to a notice 3.(release) by the official WeChat account for theintermediate peoples court of Qiand

2、ongnan Miao and Dong autonomous prefecture, Guizhou province on Monday, they were caught by Yunnan police in February before being sentenced to between four and six months4.prison and a fine of 6800 to7000 yuan for illegally crossing a national border. All three people had prior criminal histories.T

3、he first defendant, surnamed Wu, crossed into Myanmar 5. returned to China in July and Oct 2019 and March 2020. When 6.(attempt) to sneak into Myanmar again in Oct 2020 to work for a telecom fraud group, he was rejected for being unable to type. The second defendant, surnamed Huang, snuck into Myanm

4、ar and returned to China in Jan and July 2019. 7.he was planning to sneak into Myanmar again in Aug 2020, he was apprehended by police. The third defendant, surnamed Yang, crossed into Myanmar and returned home in March 2019. He again illegally snuck into Myanmar in May 2020 before turning 8.(he)in

5、to police.One of the students was rejected by the agent because he was only 16 years old and too young 9.(work). 10.other three students, two 18 and one 17, entered Myanmar illegally for work. 答 案：1. were sentenced?.illegally 3. released4. in 5.and 6. attempting?. When8.himself 9. to worklO. The 语法填

6、空2The 1.(die) toll from the Maui wildfires in Hawaii reached 93 on Saturday, according to the Maui County website, making 2. the deadliest U.S. wildfire in more than a century.More than 2,200 structures 3.(damage) or destroyed and 2,170 acres (around 8.78 square kilometers) have burned as 4. result

7、of the Lahaina Fire, according to the assessment of the Pacific Disaster Center, an applied research center 5.(manage)by the University of Hawaii, and the FederalEmergency Management Agency.Hawaii Governor Josh Green said on Saturday that the death number would continue to rise. Without a doubt, it

8、feels like a bomb was dropped on Lahaina/1 Green said on Friday after 6. (walk) the ruins of the town with the mayor.In a video posted online, Milo Tomkinson, 13, and his big brother, Noah Tomkinson, 19, recalled their terrible experience 7.theytried to escape the town with their mom as flames sprea

9、d from one block 8.another in incredible speed. They were at their Lahaina home when they noticed the flames getting 9. (close), so they tried to flee in their car, 10. the only road was jammed by panic people. They immediately decided to leave their car behind and tried looking for shelter on foot,

10、 but flames were everywhere. At last they found the only route to survive: the Pacific.林家口1. death2. it 3. were damaged4.a 5.managed 6. walking?. when8. to9.closer 10. but语法填空3The tomb in Jiangcun Village is not obvious and is difficult 1.(see)from the ground 2.from the sky with a drone.In 2002, 3.a

11、uction in the United States first brought the clues of Jiangcun tomb to Chinese archaeologists. At that time, six black terracotta figures of the Western Han Dynasty, 4. were stolen from the tomb, appeared in Sothebys auction catalog and were about to be auctioned. Chinese government 5. (prompt) mad

12、e representations through diplomatic channels.Meanwhile, other members of the imperial family also 6.(bury)near the site. Around 800 meters to the northeast is the mausoleum of Empress Dou, wife of Emperor Wen. And Empress Bo, mother of Emperor Wen, was buried 2,000 meters to the southwest.The skele

13、ton had well-developed canine teeth, 7.was placed within a neatly laid brick structures.(face) toward the direction of the emperors tomb, 9. its tail pointing westward. After comparing the skeleton with existing giant pandas1, researchers from the Shaanxi Academy of Archaeology discovered thatlO.bel

14、onged to a giant panda.Cao Long, a researcher at the Shaanxi Academy of Archaeology, said that it is not yet possible to conclude that Emperor Wendi or Empress Bo had a special preference for giant pandas. Based on the current number of subsidiary pits and the identified animal species, it still appears to be a royal garden feature, rather than being specifically buried with giant pandas due to personal preference,11 he said.朱奈口1. to be seen 2. or3. an4. which 5.promptly 6. were buried 7. and8.facing 9. with10.it