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1、高中英语外刊阅读语法填空September 241 Philippines divers clear plastic waste from corals for World Cleanup Day菲律宾为世界清洁日清除珊瑚中的塑料废物Diving instructor Carmela Sevilla picks up plastic trash while a sea turtle 1_(see) on the foreground(前景) during an underwater cleanup（清理） drive in Bauan, Batangas Province, Philippin

2、es on Sept 18, 2021.Divers in the Philippines pulled plastic bags, drinks bottles and fishing nets from a coral reef on Saturday , 2_(join) an annual cleanup that aims 3_(highlight) the impact of garbage on the worlds oceans.About a dozen divers cleared rubbish from the reef and nearby beaches as th

3、ey marked World Cleanup Day in Batangas province, a popular spot for snorkelling (用通所管潜泳) and diving south of the capital, Manila.For every fishing line or net that you remove, you could actually prevent a turtle from dying or getting 4_(catch) in it or eating a plastic bag, organiser Carmela Sevill

4、a told Reuters, holding up a mesh bag full of garbage.The Philippines, 5_ archipelago(群岛) of more than 7,600 islands with nearly 36,300 km (22,555 miles) of coastline, is one of the worlds most marine resource-rich 6_( country).Another of the clean-up participants, Haley Osbourne, 35, a Canadian who

5、 7_(live) in the Philippines five years, said all divers should do their bit by picking up any rubbish they come across while underwater.Most of the plastic trash blighting(破坏) the worlds oceans 8_(come) from rivers and coastlines.Of the total, 81% is estimated to come from Asia, with a third of the

6、 Asian plastic originating in the Philippines, according 9_ a 2021 report by Our World in Data, a scientific online publication.World Cleanup Day is held 10_(annual) on the third Saturday of September.Keys:1 is seen 2 joining 3 to highlight 4 caught 5 an6 countries 7 has lived 8 comes 9 to 10 annual

7、ly2谁将成为默克尔接班人？德国有这个竞选“神器”Cardboard cut-outs of Germanys election candidates have sprouted on lampposts德国大选候选人的硬纸板宣传海报“侵占”路灯柱You know its election time in Germany when every lamppost sprouts(长出，出现) the grinning(咧嘴) face of a politician. Activists race 1_(get) their ladders out: popular lampposts on b

8、usy roads are hot property.The images on the placards and the posters have barely changed since 1949, when modern Germanys first chancellor(总理), Konrad Adenauer, stared into the middle 2_(distant) above the words Peace, Freedom and Unity.Todays would-be chancellors use 3_same technique: a face, a pa

9、rty name and a slogan. But strategists now analyse how to transmit the partys core message in the two seconds voters on average spend 4_(look) at a poster. What look like bland(平淡的) photos are carefully, and expensively, choreographed（设计）.The posters of the current poll favourite, SPDs Olaf Scholz,

10、are the most successful. Mr Scholz, who is selling 5_(he) as the Angela Merkel continuity candidate, sits statesmanlike(政治家风范), as if hes already chancellor. His capable-looking hands are in the foreground, crossed in a manner reminiscent（联想） of a characteristic Merkel pose.Christian Lindner, leader

11、 of the market-friendly FDP, has opted（选择） to look knackered（疲惫） in shirtsleeves at his night-time desk a hardworking, last-one-in-the-office pose that he hopes will appeal 6_ his pro-business supporters.To foreign observers, the posters can seem old-fashioned and the photos 7_(attractive). But in G

12、ermany posters are 8_(effect) political tools. Some 56% of voters said they 9_(inform) about parties and candidates from posters, 10_(compare) to only 48% for TV ads and 25% for social media, according to a study by Hohenheim University and Forsa, a polling company.Keys:1 to get 2 distance 3 the 4 l

13、ooking 5 himself6 to 7 unattractive 8 effective 9 were informed 10 compared3假期该不该工作一下？Should you work (a little) on your holiday?你应该在假期（稍微地）工作一下吗？Rare is the employee 1_leaves all their work behind these days. Plenty of people will at least furtively scroll through emails while on the beach. Everyon

14、e has 2_(occasional) shirked (逃避）work. Now many workers are shirking holidays, too.Bosses are mostly mindful not 3_(demand) that their underlings(下属) do anything while on statutory（法定的） leave. In Europe policymakers talk of a “right to disconnect”, which allows 4_(employee) to leave their day jobs b

15、ehind during holidays. But the right is not an obligation(义务). And some individuals might find a small dollop（一点） of work a respite （暂缓）from their time off.A few workers find ways to delete the work email app 5_their phones. And there are arguments for being a holiday hardliner. Time away from work

16、serves to clear the mind. Plenty of jobs now require a measure of 6_(inspire).7_ is the right balance? Nobody suggests 8_(toil) (辛辛苦苦工作) on leave at the same pace as in the (home) office. But most people will conclude that 9_a few minutes spent answering emails can save a stranded （滞留的）colleague hou

17、rs of work, it would seem churlish （不厚道的）not to step in. If nothing else, keeping even a distant eye on things can make a return to the jobwhether after a week off or even a monthless daunting. Who wants to deal with thousands of unread emails on 10_(they) return?Keys:1 who 2 occasionally 3 to demand 4 employees 5 from6 inspiration 7 What 8 toiling 9 if 10 their