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1、China Daily 时文语法填空训练-10：目录：(1) UK shortage of workers affects health services(2) Animation film roaring to popularity(3) Happiness means making cultural relics come mentally and physically alive(1)UK shortage of workers affects health servicesBy EARLE GALE in London | China Daily Global | Updated: 2

2、021-12-30 10:39The United Kingdom is grappling with National Health Service workers missing work in large numbers because of the Omicron variant（变异毒株） of the novel coronavirus（新冠病毒）.The absences are due to workers 1. (fall) ill with COVID-19, and asymptomatic employees needing to self-isolate. Healt

3、h leaders say the absences 2. (threaten) patient care now.Chaand Nagpaul, chairman of the British Medical Association, said Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been ignoring the elephant in the room by not 3. (tackle) the problem.These are very real 4. (issue) that are affecting the 5. (provide) of car

4、e, both in general practice and also in hospitals, he told the Financial Times newspaper.As of Dec 19, 18,829 NHS hospital workers in England were off because of COVID-19-up 50 percent on week before. Nagpaul said the NHS total is even 6. (high) when community clinics and outreach services 7. (add).

5、Ian Higginson, vice-president of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine, told the Financial Times some workers have had to stay off 8. they have not been able to get a lateral fl ow test to prove they are fit to return. He said worker-absences are now likely to overwhelm the NHS than a spike in adm

6、issions.Currently, people in England 9. test positive for COVID-19 must isolate 10. 10 days, although that can be shortened to seven days with two negative lateral flow test results.答案：1. falling 2. are threatening 3. tackling 4. issues 5. provision6. higher 7. are added 8. because 9. who 10. for(2)

7、Animation film roaring to popularityChina Daily | Updated: 2021-12-30 08:47Despite moderate box-office gains since its opening on Dec 17, Chinese animation comedy I Am What I Am continues to grab headlines and receive wide applause.It has been hailed for not only bringing lion dance, a folk art of C

8、hinas intangible cultural heritage, to the big screen but also for its realistic, worldly approach. This makes sense 1. (especial) because major animated titles 2. (release) in recent years, including Nezha, Jiang Ziya: Legend of Deification and White Snake, are mostly based on ancient mythology.Rao

9、 Shuguang, president of the China Film Critics Association, says the down-to-earth film may signal a change of direction in Chinese animated filmmakingby drawing more inspiration 3. ordinary people struggling to make 4. (miracle) happen in daily life, instead of gods in mythology stories.The film ha

10、s integrated the lion dance culture into a story of teenagers 5. (pursue) their dreams, 6. reflects the charm of Chinese culture and embodies the spirit of the nation, according to the State broadcaster China Central Television.7. (discuss) about the importance of I Am What I Am in injecting new vit

11、ality into Chinese animated films has been running high on social media platforms.8. its a huge commercial success or not, this film represents a great foray into exploring reality-themed Chinese animated film production, 9. (read) a post on micro-blogging site Sina Weibo.10. (direct) by Sun Haipeng

12、, the comedy currently boasts a rating of 8.3 out of 10 on review platform Douban, with a total box-office revenue of about 154 million yuan ($24 million).答案：1. especially 2. released 3. from 4. miracles 5. pursuing6. which 7. discussion 8. Whether 9. reads 10. directed(3)Happiness means making cult

13、ural relics come mentally and physically aliveBy SUN RUISHENG and LI YANG | China Daily | Updated: 2022-01-01 09:05Eleven years after Zhang Juncai, 72, a cultural relic restorer, retired from the Shanxi Archaeological Institute in Taiyuan, he is still breathing life 1. unearthed bronze ware, pottery

14、, ironware, stoneware and frescoes.Over the past more than 40 years, Zhang 2. (restore) many damaged cultural relics, 3. (make) some stand again on their own. Experts say the cultural relics he restores 4. (be) mentally and physically alive.He has been repairing statues and frescos in the Yungang Gr

15、ottoes of Datong, Shanxi province, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, ever since he retired in 2010.Born to a farmers family in Shangguo village of Wenxi county, Shanxi province, in 1949, Zhang was interested in repairing broken wares since 5. (child). His mother thought he was ignoring his 6. (study) an

16、d tried her best to dissuade him from wasting all day on his eccentric hobby.7. Zhang never outgrew his habit. Whenever he saw broken wares, his hands would be itching to repair them. Soon that habit was going to change his fate.In 1974, members of his commune（公社）stumbled upon 8. ancient tomb while

17、building a cowshed in the village. Archaeologists later identified it as one 9. (belong) to the mid Western Zhou Dynasty (1046-771 BC). While they were doing their research, the archaeologists lost the lid（盖子） of their gradienter（水平仪）, an instrument used to measure gradients.But help was at hand. Zh

18、ang made a lid out of the base of an artillery shell and it fit the gradienter pretty well. The leader of the archaeologists 10. (impress). With some training, this lad（老友） can become a skilled bronze ware restorer, he said.答案：1. into 2. has restored 3. making 4. are 5. childhood6. studies 7. But 8. an 9. belonging 10. was impressed