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语法填空1 A group of 150 people in Japan,1. (include)fishery workers in Fukushima Prefecture,filed a lawsuit on Friday to halt the release of nuclear-contaminated wastewater from the crippled Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant into the sea. In a suit lodged2. the Japanese government and plant operator Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO),the plaintiffs claimed that the ocean discharge violates their fishing rights3. threatens the rights of consumers to live peacefully. (addition),they are seeking the nullification of nuclear regulators' 5 (approve)of facilities installed for the water discharge and a ban to be placed on the release. The plaintiffs,also including people affected by the 2011 nuclear disaster at the northeastem Japan power plant,filed the suit with Fukushima District Court, making6. the first lawsuit of its kind. Despite opposition from home and abroad,Japan started releasing Fukushima radioactive wastewater into the Pacific Ocean on August 24, 7 (spark)concerns among many fishermen about their livelihoods. Experts estimate that Japan 8. (hold)about 1.3 million tonnes of nuclear-contaminated water,and the discharge process could last 9. about 30 years.Research simulations indicate that by November 2026,the nuclear-contaminated water may reach the North American coast,gradually spreading across the North Pacific Ocean.By February 2030,it could extend into the Indian Ocean,and after 10 years,it may have dispersed throughout nearly the entire Pacific Ocean. Many Japanese people braved rain10. (gather)in front of the headquarters of TEPCO on Wednesday night to express their strong opposition to the discharge of nuclear-contaminated water into the ocean. 答案： 1.including2. against3.and 4.Additionally 5.approval6. it7.sparking8. holds9.for10.to gather 语法填空2 1. (drive)by technological advancements,policy support and evolving trends,digital trade will serve 2.a key force in bolstering China's exports and reducing business transaction (costs,said scholars and go