2024届高考英语外刊阅读天天练：语法填空模拟训练十一

高考英语外刊阅读天天练：语法填空模拟训练十一 ① Across Europe and beyond, travelers have gone rogue, grabbing ____1____(headline) with their “vandalism, tantrums, and narcissism.” Tourists acting out is nothing new, ___2____ many behaviorists and travel industry veterans think things are getting ____3____(bad). More travelers feel “they should be able to do __4____ they want,” never mind “manners, rules, and social norms.” Fed-up tourist hot spots “are pushing back.” Bali has closed off some sacred sites to tourists, ____5____(send) hundreds packing this summer. Officials in the overrun Croatian city of Dubrovnik started a campaign ____6____(discourage) behaviors such as parading through the _____7____(history) city center in bathing suits and dragging wheeled suitcases across cobblestone streets—which generates a “click-click-click” noise ___8____ torments locals. Tourists eager to make up for lost pandemic years are deluging cities with a “revenge travel” mentality. Desperation for social media likes ____9____(lead) some people to extreme behaviors, such as stripping down in public. But social media is also a vehicle for calling out problem travelers. With each new report of disrespectful behavior, our collective outrage seems to be rising. International travel is a privilege, and privilege brings ____10_____(responsible). 【The Week(September 8,2023)】 ② Teachers should go into this school year ___1______(assume) that 100 percent of their students are using ChatGPT and other generative AI tools on every assignment.“In the middle of an academic year, with no warning, teachers ____2____(force) to confront the new, alien-seeming technology”___3____could almost instantaneously produce college-level essays. Some schools responded ___4___ the threat of chatbot-enabled cheating by banning ChatGPT altogether. Entering year two,“there is a fair bit of curiosity”and even _____5____(excite) over’s AI role in the classroom.“Last year, many schools tried to scare students ___6____ from using AI b