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完形填空热点话题综合练习01
(2023·河南驻马店·统考一模)
Dong Yuhui was a teacher at New Oriental, an English-language organization. On June 9, he became a big ___1___ online by selling agricultural products ___2___ livestreaming(直播). Agricultural products, like ___3___ and vegetables, are from plants or animals.
Unlike other livestreamers, Dong talked ___4___ what he would usually talk about in a classroom, both in Chinese ___5___ in English, before coming to the point. But his viewers(观众)just ___6___ it.
“It’s very good,” someone says. “I feel like being in a ___7___.” That very evening, sales from his livestreaming reached 15 million yuan($2. 23 million), ___8___ his video was put on the daily hot list on popular short-video platform Douyin.
New Oriental is finally seeing hope after a year of struggle. It faced its biggest ___9___ after the Ministry of Education introduced a national policy banning(禁止)after-school training policy.
New Oriental finally found a _____10_____ to overcome its difficulty: Selling agricultural products through livestreaming.
Its struggle should serve as an inspiration for other organizations that have been badly hit because of the new policy. In fact, several video sharing apps are already _____11_____ to attract livestreamers for agricultural sales. _____12_____ October 2021, at least one app had got 126, 000 “new farmers” born after 1995, who could _____13_____ tell their viewers how they were growing fruits and vegetables and attracting more people to buy their products.
There are yoga and boxing teachers, as _____14_____ as carpenters(木匠), who share their knowledge or skills online and make money. It’s a new way to express themselves _____15_____ and get a new lease of life.
1.A.hit B.fan C.knock D.beat
2.A.against B.without C.through D.behind
3.A.socks B.erasers C.knives D.fruits
4.A.about B.to C.with D.in
5.A.to B.and C.as D.of
6.A.loved B.found C.hated D.heard
7.A.cinema B.classroom C.factory D.restaurant
8.A.until B.though C.if D.while
9.A.chal