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高考英语语法填空10
第一篇
年轻人青睐经济实惠的老年大学
Young Chinese Embrace Budget-Friendly Elderly Universities
In China’s growing number of universities 1. _____(mean) for the elderly, young Chinese are finding good value for their money — and company.
Keen to relieve stress, 27-year-old Shiqi returned to a university campus to start learning yoga and ballet last month. Despite2. ____(have) graduated from university six years ago, she is still the youngest student in both her classes this time around.
The classes at the Open University for the Elderly in Beijing’s eastern Dongcheng District are aimed 3. _____elderly people. However, young Chinese like Shiqi, who only gave her nickname for privacy reasons, are increasingly signing up for these classes due to the 4, _____(diverse) of their offerings as well as their relative 5. _____(cheap).
The trend can be seen on Chinese lifestyle platform Xiaohongshu, 6._____ there are more than 70,000 posts about taking classes at universities for the elderly. The hashtag “studying at universities for the elderly” has so far garnered over 7.7 million views.
Compared to around 200-350 yuan ($27-$48) for a single yoga class in a 7. ____(commerce) studio in Beijing, Shiqi’s university 8. ____(charge) only 450 yuan for 15 one-hour classes. Apart from ballet and yoga, it also holds classes teaching oil painting, Chinese dancing, and singing.
9.____(give) the low price, Shiqi did not have high expectations going into her first class, 10. ____ later found her yoga instructor to be professional and her elderly classmates very friendly. They did not seem bothered by the handful of young people like her attending the classes.
答案:
1. meant
2. having
3. at
4. diversity
5. cheapness
6. where
7. commercial
8. charges
9. Given
10. but
第二篇
中国的一项新研究表明,PM2.5的小幅上升会使死亡风险增加8%
Small PM2.5 Spike Can Raise Death Risks by 8%: New Chinese Study
Published in The Lancet, the research also indicates that previous studies may 1. ____(overstated) the dangers of PM2.5, esp