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Tennis star Zheng Qinwen made history on Thursday and became the second Chinese woman 1._____(reach) a Grand Slam singles final with a straight-set semifinal win over Dayana Yastremska at the Australian Open.
Zheng's inspirational victory, cheered on by an 2._________(enthusiasm) Chinese crowd at the Rod Laver Arena, was achieved on the exact 10th anniversary of retired legend Li Na's second major win at the 2014 Aussie Open on the same court, 3.________(spark) a wild celebration from the local Chinese community in Melbourne 4._________ fervent fans at home.
Having secured a top-10 place next week on the WTA rankings with her deep run Down Under, Zheng, 5._________ is currently ranked No 15, will challenge No 2 seed and defending champion Aryna Sabalenka of Belarus in Saturday's final for her maiden career Grand Slam trophy.
It was Sabalenka 6._______ stopped Zheng in their only previous meeting in quarterfinals at last year's US Open in September.
"It feels 7._______(believe). I am super excited 8.________(have) such a great performance today 9._________ reach the final," Zheng said in her post-match interview with red flags 10.__________(fly) high on the stand at the iconic central court.
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1. to reach2.enthusiastic3.sparking4.to5.who6.that/who7. unbelievable8.to have9.and10.flying
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South Korea has passed a new law, which aims to end the killing and selling of dogs for 1._____ (they) meat by 2027. The law aims to end the centuries-old practice of 2._____ (eat) dog meat.
Dog meat 3.______ (fall) out of favor with diners over the past few decades. Young people especially shun (故意避开) it.
Under the law, raising or killing dogs for consumption will 4._____ (ban), as will distributing or selling dog meat. Those 5._____ (find) guilty of doing so could be sent to jail.
Those butchering dogs could face up to three years 6.____ prison, while those who raise dogs for meat or sell dog meat could serve a maximum of two years. However, the consumption of dog mea