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1、语法填空day 1For 1. generation of young Chinese, American television shows 2. “The Big Bang Theory”, Breaking Bad” and “Sex and the City” were their first taste of life in the West. 3. (grow) up with limited English inside Chinas “great firewall”, millions of them watched copy versions online, with the
2、help of subtitles（字幕） 4. (produce) by volunteers. Many of the translators were Chinese students, both in China and at 5. (university) abroad. They provided their skills for little reward, except the glory of an on-screen credit（屏幕署名）, to streaming services 6. allowed free access or offered superchea
3、p subscriptions（订阅）. Being accepted into such firms “translation groups” was a badge of distinction（杰出徽章）. On February 3rd 14 people from Chinas 7. (large) such streaming firm, Renren Yingshi (meaning “8. (everyone) movies and shows”), 9. (arrest) in Shanghai. For many internet users, this has been
4、a sad moment. On social media they say farewell to 10. they described as something irreplaceable.语法填空day 2With fewer women, an optimist might imagine they would gain more power over 1. they marry. There are some other reasons why traditional chauvinists（沙文主义者） may fade. China is 2. increasingly urba
5、n, mobile country. Some 376m people live in a different city or town from the place named on their hukou, household 3. (register) papers that limit 4. Chinese may live, work and obtain public health care or schooling. China is better educated, with over 200m university graduates. What is more, women
6、 students 5. (outnumber) men on college campuses since 2009. In another change, families that own homes in 6. (large) cities have become wealthy after a 7. (decade) -long property boom, especially if they bought apartments 20 or more years ago. Lots of newly rich families have one child, a daughter,
7、 andquite properlyare ambitious for her. The Beijing College Students Panel Survey, a big study, found that women students are more likely 8. men to come from affluent big-city families (and to study liberal arts). Male students are more likely 9. (come) from poorer provincial families and to study
8、sciences or engineering, 10. (reflect) family hopes that they will land well-paid technical jobs.语法填空day 3Predictably, it is not hard to find educated, urban women 1. (demand) more say over their lives. At the Hangzhou temple, Wang meets a fresh-faced couple emerging from the Guanyin statue, and ask
9、s 2. they wished for. “I prayed well endure the test of time. I dont know about him,” replies Chen Jiajia, 3. (shy) scrutinizing （审视）her boyfriend, Chen Jingshen. Now 25, they met at high school in the southern province of Guangdong and 4. (be) together for seven years. Most women expect a man 5. (o
10、wn) an apartment before marrying, Mr Chen said. That is a big 6. (press) in a city as expensive as Guangzhou, 7. he works in information technology. 8. native of a small city, Meizhou, he lacks a Guangzhou hukou, another obstacle 9. buying property. Ms Chen has Guangzhou 10. (paper) and her parents
11、helped the couple to buy a flat. “They see potential in him, they think he is driven. If he werent, our parents would not support us in this way,” explains Ms Chen, who works in e-commerce.语法填空day 4Other indignities（侮辱） followed. Journalists focused on female 1. (athlete) looks, not their achievemen
12、ts. Ms King refused to play to type and faced snide（暗讽的）criticism. Her outspokenness（直言不讳）2. (laugh) at. Male stars offered no support, laughing off the notion 3. fans came for ladies matches.She pursued equal pay relentlessly（不屈不挠地）. 4. pragmatist（实用主义者）, she arrived at a meeting with the US Opens（
13、美国公开赛） tournament director in 1972 with corporate funds in hand 5. (bridge) the prize gap. She vowed that most of the top women would not participate the 6. (follow) year if he refused. (He agreed.) She organized the Tennis Womens Association in 1973 and became its first president. Later that summer
14、, Ms King won Wimbledon in singles, doubles, and mixed doubles. Today women compete for equal prize money in all four Grand Slam competitions. The worlds best-paid female athlete is 7. (routine) a tennis player.Ms Kings highest-profile match was the “Battle of the Sexes” in 1973. Bobby Riggs, a loud
15、mouth（大嗓门）8. hidebound（守旧的） views and a knack（熟练技巧） for publicity, challenged her to a friendly exhibition. She recognized the stakes（风险） and took care not to underestimate（低估） her opponent, 9. (study) his game and developing a plan to make the older man run. In the end, she beat him, and then count
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