2023-2024学年高中英语牛津译林版（2020）选择性必修第二册部分课文语法填空改编

选择性必修二部分课文语法填空改编 We rely on news to learn about what is happening in the world around us. 1.________ , we usually find that reports on the same events contain different or even 2.________(contradict) information. How do these differences come about? It is advisable to remember that journalists may have different priorities, 3.________ would influence how they report an event. Even if news reports are written from 4.________ (basic) the same perspective, they may contradict each other in terms of 5.________(fact) details, as events in the real world are usually complicated and 6._________ (constant) changing. When we come across such differences, we should not rush to the 7.________(conclude) that one of the news reports 8.________ (give) false information. Instead, check when the reports were written. News reports 9.________ (write) at different stages of an event could contain different information as new facts 10. _________ (bring) to light. Another aspect worthy of mention is that journalists may approach information they get from research or interviews differently. 1. However; 2. contradictory; 3. which; 4. basically; 5. factual; 6. constantly; 7. conclusion; 8. gives; 9. written; 10. are brought Advertising tries to persuade people 1. ________ (buy) a product or service. A common technique used in it is to create a 2._________ (memory) slogan. Slogans use simple but 3. _________ (impress) language to make us remember the product or service. Some of these slogans may also appeal 4. ________ our emotions. Another technique advertisers often employ 5.________ (be) to link their company or product to a “brand ambassador”. The more we like the brand ambassador, the more we 6. ________ (affect) to buy the product. Of course, some advertisements are not so obvious: product placement, like the watches 7. ________ (wear) by the title character in the James Bond films. We absorb the marketing message without thinking them too much, yet it 8. ________ (have)