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2024高三英语语法填空
第一篇
As Cyberbullying Persists, China Seeks Remedies in Law and Tech
随着网络霸凌持续,中国寻求法律和科技上的调整
As one of the top vloggers on Douyin, China’s version of TikTok, with nearly 6 million followers, Xiaoxue accepted faceless trolls and snide 1. ______(remark) as an occupational hazard. But in July, the vitriol suddenly escalated to a darker, more 2. ____(disturb) level: Rumors surfaced about her alleged “pornographic photos.”
A line overstepped, Xiaoxue, known online only by her given name, 3. _____(immediate) notified the police, and then went undercover. Xiaoxue and two friends paid 12 yuan ($1.65) each to enter a group chat on the social app WeChat 4. _____these photos were shared to gather more proof. At the time, it already had 300 members.
5._____ evidence in hand, Xiaoxue, in a video posted on Douyin and Weibo, addressed the culprits 6. _____(circulate) the purported photos. “Whoever, for the purpose of profit, disseminates pornographic materials shall 7. _____(sentence) to up to 10 years in jail,” she began.
“Are you scared? You should be,” she warned. “I will show you no mercy. Those who made and spread the rumors, be prepared for calls from the police.”
Amassing hundreds of millions of views and likes, Xiaoxue hoped the video would not only confront her accusers but help others facing cyberviolence. 8._____the overwhelming support and her vast online influence, police are yet to report any progress.
In China, Xiaoxue’s experience isn’t unique. Cyberbullying rages unchecked on social media, leaving victims grappling for justice, while the bullies themselves often face mere slaps on the wrist, such as a brief account suspension or 9. ____light warning.
In central China’s Wuhan City, after an accident took the life of her young son in June, a 10. ____(grieve) mother sought justice online. Yet netizens fixated on her earrings and high heels, some coldly claiming she showed no signs of grief. Similarly, in February, an influencer in the eastern Shando