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2024年4月China Daily改编新闻改编语法填空 第一篇 日本神户公园大熊猫天天死于心脏病 The giant panda Shuang Shuang, who was called Tan Tan in Japan and 1. (live) in Kobe Oji Zoo since 2000, died due to heart disease on Sunday, according to an announcement from the China Wildlife Conservation Association. Shuang Shuang, 2. was born in September 1995, suffered severe heart failure. "Despite several days of rescue efforts by experts from China and Japan, her condition did not improve, and she passed 3. at 11:56 pm on Sunday," the announcement said. Shuang Shuang 4. (diagnose) with age-related heart disease during a routine checkup three years ago. She arrived at Kobe Oji Zoo on July 16, 2000, as part of joint China-Japan conservation research efforts. According to the cooperation agreement, Shuang Shuang was to return to China in July 2020. 5. , due to the COVID-19 pandemic, her return was postponed to the end of 2021. "After the diagnosis of heart disease, experts from both China and Japan quickly organized a joint team for diagnosis and treatment, 6. (provide) careful nursing care, which led to some degree of relief in Shuang Shuang's condition," the association said. "In order to stabilize her condition and aid her 7. (recover), and considering the global pandemic, both China and Japan developed a rigorous treatment plan, leading to multiple postponements of Shuang Shuang's return to China, to avoid 8. (worse) her condition due to long-distance transportation." "Her arrival brought hope and joy to the Japanese people who had suffered from the Great Hanshin Earthquake in 1995. 9. (additional), she made 10. positive contribution to giant panda conservation research, technical exchange, public education and friendly relations between the two countries," the association said. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 第一篇答案： 1.had been living 2.who 3.away 4.was dia