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1、高中英语新教材精选外刊语法填空6Legendary Paris bookshop Shakespeare and Company begs for help in pandemic巴黎传奇的莎士比亚书店于疫情中艰难求生One of the worlds most iconic（标志性的）bookshops, Shakespeare and Company, has appealed 1 its customersfor help as it is struggling with sales.The celebrated Parisian bookstore told readers that
2、it was facing hard times as the Covid-19 pandemic keeps customers away. France 2（expect） to impose（实施）a new four-week national lockdown as coronavirus cases continue to surge; large swathes of the country, including Paris, are already under a night-time curfew （宵禁）.First 3（open） by Sylvia Beach in 1
3、919z the Parisian institution was frequented by writers 4（include） F.Scott Fitzgerald, Ernest Hemingway, TS Eliot and James Joyce in the early 20th century. George Whitman opened todays version of the shop in 1951. He described the shop as a “socialist utopia masquerading （戴着书店面具的社会主义乌托邦）as a bookst
4、ore”： writers are invited 5（sleep） for free among the shelves in exchange for a few hours helping out, and more than 30,000 of the guests, named tumbleweeds”（风滚草）by Whitman, have stayed since the store opened.Since appealing to customers, Whitman said the shop 6(deluge)(使充满)with offers of support -
5、and more 7(important) orders.The appeal follows a similar move from iconic New York bookshop the Strand, 8 said that the impact of Covid-19meant that we cannot survive the huge decline in foot traffic, a near-complete 9(lose) of tourism and zero in-store events.11 Nancy Bass-Wyden, proprietor(所 有人)o
6、f the 93-year-old American store, said revenue was down nearly 70%, and that Hwe are now at 10 turning point where our business is unsustainable (不 能持续的) Keys： 1 to 2 is expected 3 opened 4 including 5 to sleep 6 had been deluged 7 importantly 8 which 9 loss 10 aThe heroine of this Korean bestseller
7、 is extremely ordinary. Thats the point.这本韩国畅销书的女主人公普通至极一一这正是重点Kim Jiyoung, the exceptionally average protagonist(主 人公)of Cho Nam-Joos novel, is 33, 1(live) on the outskirts (郊 区)of Seoul with her husband and infant daughter. She is 2(exhaust) by the monotony of cooking, cleaning and child-rearing,
8、and regretful that she gave up her job at a marketing agency.There1 s nothing 3(especial) dramatic about her story, 4 is precisely Chos point. Cho wrote 11 Kim Jiyoungin 2015. At the time, misogynistic trolls were becoming a greater presence online. Derogatory slang targeting housewives, like the te
9、rm mum-roach,(妈 虫)“ was becoming more common(普 遍).HI wanted to write about issues that women could not speak about before, because they 5(take) for granted,11 Cho said last month during a Skype interview. HI wanted to make this into a public debate.11Her strategy worked. When HKim Jiyoung, Born 1982
10、,“ was published in Korea in 2016, it was received as a cultural call to 6(arm). Celebrated and criticized in almost equal measure, the novel ignited a nationwide conversation about gender 7(equality), K-pop stars like Sooyoung of Girls Generation and RM of BTS praised it, delivering a major publici
11、ty boost. A politician with the left-wing Justice Party gave a copy to President Moon Jae-in with a note imploring him to look after women like Kim Jiyoung.Along with praise, the novel generated a backlash(强，烈反 对)among men who opposed Chos feminist message. A crowd funding effort began to support a
12、parody book 8(title) Kim Ji-hun Born in 1990/ about a young Korean man 9 faces reverse discrimination for being male.Cho never expected it to drive such extreme reactions. 11 My novel made people speak out/1 she said. The novel became more complete thanks to the readers 10(they).11 Keys：1 living 2 e
13、xhausted 3 especially 4 which 5 were taken 6 arms 7 inequality 8 titled 9 who 10 themselves 3China sees marked mcrease in students receiving special educationThe number of students 1(receive) special education 2(grow) 3(significant) in China over recent years, with the figure doubling from 440,000 i
14、n 2015 to 880,000 in 2020, according 4 statistics 5(release)by the Ministry of Education (MOE).The enrollment rate of 6(disable) children in compulsory education has reached over 95 percent, said an MOE report.Amid 7(effort) to develop inclusive education, the number of disabled students at regular
15、schools has been 8 the rise, from 239,000 in 2015 to 439z000 in 2020,data from the report 9(show).Meanwhile, the number of full-time special education 10(teacher) increased from 50,300 in 2015 to 66,200 in 2020, up 31.6 percent. Keys：1 receiving 2 has grown 3 significantly 4 to 5 released 6 disabled 7 efforts 8 on 9 showed 10 teachers