专题04完形填空-【好题汇编】备战2023-2024学年高二英语上学期期末真题分类汇编（上海专用）

专题04完形填空 ( 经典基础题 ) 1（2023上·上海·高二华师大二附中校考期末）The announcement of school closures is typically met with a high degree of emotion and concern. In Philadelphia, the proposal has also been met with plenty of 1 , from the formation of flash mobs (快闪族) to marches throughout the city. 2 , district officials assert that closing schools in one of the largest school districts in the country is the only way to balance a school budget in hard times. According to a report in the Philadelphia Public Schools Notebook, district superintendent William Hite has recommended the closure of 37 city schools. Hite has claimed that the closures are a necessary step toward 3 the school district a significant amount of money. The district estimates the closures would result in savings of around $28 million annually. It would also be a 4 move toward a more competitive school system since more resources could be poured into the remaining schools. However, opponents to the closure plan say the savings to the district would be 5 since district officials were not currently factoring in the cost of 6 and transition expenses. Protesters also note that the closures could 7 additional charter school (特许学校) growth, which had already taken a significant bite out of the school district’s budget. Students and parents of the schools cited for closure also voice concern that taking away neighborhood schools would take away the safe havens (避难所) that many students have come to think of as 8 away from home. Activists opposed to the school closures have organized into 9 groups with an impressive presence in the City of Brotherly Love. The Philadelphia Student Union, a student organization created in 1995 to empower students throughout the city, has taken on the school closure cause, 10 visible protests in the city. Another group, the Philadelphia Coalition Advocating for Public Schools, has also 11 the cause. This organiza