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1、语法填空day 5By day Mr Wei sold pancakes in Shaanxi, a northern province. 1.night he led a gang of grave robbers 2.tunnelled under 3.ancient temple near his shop. 4.took 11 monthsfor them to reach the treasures 5.（bury） beneath （在底下）,which included gold statues of the Buddha and the bones of illustrious
2、 monks （圣僧）.Mr Wei and his cronies （同伙） went on to dig several more 6.（passage） from restaurants that they opened near temples. Over five years the looting （盗墓）earned them 12m yuan （$1.8m）. Last year, Mr Wei 7. （sentence） to 15 years in prison. It was the second time that tomb raiding （盗墓）had landed
3、 him behind bars.China is redoubling efforts 8.（catch） grave robbers. Last year authorities arrested 2,400 suchthieves and retrieved （收回）over 31,000 lost or stolen items, almost three times the number reclaimed during the previous year. The government agency responsible for protecting relics says it
4、 is in the midst of a 12-month crackdown （打击）9.tomb raiders that involves more investment in staff and equipment. 10.（punish） are growing more severe. In 2017 a man convicted of leading a gang of 200 grave robbers was put to death.语法填空day 6Looting antiquities （掠夺文物）remains 1.attractive business, non
5、etheless. Some 90% ofall the major tombs of 2.the whereabouts （去向，下落）is known have been plundered （掠夺）at one time or another, says Ni Fangliu, an independent scholar. Sites in Shaanxi provincehome 3.the world-famous terracotta army （兵马彳甬），among other ancient stuff_4.（be） a target for centuries. But
6、thieves are fanning out （散开）to new areas, 5.（include） Xinjiang in north-western China and Inner Mongolia, in the north-east.The robbers are 6.（increase） professional and often well-connected. Some are backed by investors 7.cover travel 8.（expense） and stump up for tools. On one visit to north-easter
7、nChina, Mr Ni was approached by a thief 9.（try） to raise funds （资金）to buy an excavator （挖掘机）. He turned out to be the brother of a senior policeman. Criminals have been known to snatch （抢夺）bodies or funeral urns （骨灰盒）,then ask the living relatives 10.（pay） the ransom （赎金）.语法填空day 7After Xiong Xuanan
8、g gained capita?s best score at Chinas university-entrance exam in 2017, he was interviewed by Beijings media. The son of diplomats （夕卜交官）,Mr Xiong acknowledged 1.his upbringing had been privileged. All the top scorers now come from wealthy families/9 he said, “It is becoming very difficult fbr stud
9、ents from rural areas to get into good universities.His 2.（honest） drew much praise online.Since 1998, when China began a huge expansion of university 3.（enroll）, the number of students 4.（admit） annually has quadrupled （番羽了 两番）5.nearly 10m. About one third of high-school students now proceed underg
10、raduate courses. Data are patchy （不完整的）, but experts agree that the share of rural students at Chinas best universities （the top 1%） 6. （drop） sharply. Only 0.3% of rural students make it into them, compared with 2.8% of urban ones. Most other tertiary institutions （大专院校）are far inferior.Around the
11、world, students from poor backgrounds struggle to complete with their richer counterparts. 7.（China） main cause is the hukou system, which makes 8. very difficult to get access to state-provided services outside the place 9. ones household is registered. This means that in cities, the children of th
12、e migrants are usually shut out of local state schools. They have to attend shoddy private ones that charge fees, or go to their parents5 village for 10. education that is free.语法填空day 8I returned to Venice, but waves of grief would 1.(expect) overtake me at the sight of lightedcandles in a church o
13、r a funeral boat 2.(move) through the canals. The sound of 3.choir would bring me 4.tears.The reflections in the canals inexplicably enticed me. I often stopped to photograph them, confusing my young Italian assistant 5.knew the magazine did not publish abstract images and thought 6.I had done was j
14、ust wasting time. But the 7.(much) he questioned, the more I resisted. I was often shooting through tears and 8.(want)to avoid his eyes.When I went back to Washington, D.C., 9.(show) the work in progress to the editors, severalother events happened in my personal and professional lives that left me
15、awash in confusion and dislocation. I had reached the limits of my 10.(know)world.语法填空day 9I have spent my life 1.(photograph) unknown worlds: the secret life of the geisha (艺妓) in Japan, the tragic landscape of human trafficking (人口 贩卖). Danger often lurked (潜伏) nearby. My assignment on Venice for
16、National Geographic (国家地理)was the 2. (except). Nothing about Venice is unexplored. So far, every brick, every doorway, and every one of its 400 bridges 3.(map). Every photographer since the invention of the camera has lingered on (魂牵梦萦)those bridges and photographed gondolas (贡多拉),4.are unique to Ve
17、nice, and reflections on the canal water underneath. Venice posed no danger to me beyond the curse of cliche.My mission was 5.(document) the citys vulnerability to water-the threat of flooding and how the Venetians were trying to prevent it. I made a few photographs of the reflections, but I was the
18、re to investigate the only unknown: Would Venice vanish underwater? Those reflections held no clues.Late one night the phone rang in my hotel room. It was my brother: My mother had been hospitalized, and I should return home 6.(immediate). I caught the next flight out but didnt make 7.in time. My mo
19、ther was a pioneer of her generation of women, 8.(escape) her small coal-mining hometown in Wyoming to travel the world with my dad, my two brothers, and me. Fearless and restless, she thought it only natural 9. I would want to become a pioneer in my own way, and stoked those flames 10. my entire li
20、fe. Mom created and supported my wanderlust (旅游爱好).No great chasm (峡谷)was ever leaped in two small jumps/9 she would say. Go for it. Dont look down.”语法填空day 10When my daughter says shes thirsty, I take for granted that the water from our kitchen tap is clean and safe. In fact, that*s 1.most American
21、s assume. But should we?As we mark World Water Day on March 22, the 2.(disturb) truth is that 3.(rough) a quarter of Americans drink from water systems that violate the Safe Drinking Water Act. Violations range 4.failing to properly test water to 5.(allow) dangerous levels of lead or arsenic (珅)一and
22、 occur everywhere: in rural communities and big cities, in red states and blue ones.The lead pollution crisis in Flint, Michigan, was extreme一and shocking because of the role that race 7.(play). However, it was not an isolated case, and we need to consider 6.a national wake-up call.Across the countr
23、y, water systems are old, badly maintained. Worse, some are managed by dysfunctional (功能失调的)agencies 8.incompetence and socioeconomic (社会经 济学的)and radical bias (种族偏见)may determine whether a community is made sick by its drinking water. 9.reality is that we can no longer assume that our water is safe
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