高考英語外刊閱讀語法填空October 25

高中英語外刊閱讀語法填空October251美團(tuán)34億“天價(jià)罰單”：這家外賣巨頭究竟錯哪了？China'stechantitrustcampaignsnaresMeituan,afood-deliverygiant中國科技公司反壟斷運(yùn)動“捕獲”外賣巨頭美團(tuán)Chinafinedthefood-deliverygiantMeituan$530millionforantitrustviolationsFriday.LikeregulatorsandpoliticiansintheUnitedStatesandEurope,China's1_____(leader)havewatchedwithalarmasinternetcompanieshavegainedever-greaterinfluenceovercommerce,societyandeverydaylife.Theywant2____(ensure)thatthesecompaniesdonotusetheirpowertogain3_____(fair)advantagesoverrivalsorexploit(剝削)captiveconsumers.Inastatement4_____(post)onChinesesocialmedia,Meituansaiditwouldacceptthepenalty"withsincerity"and"takethislessontoheart."Beijing'sfirstbigantitrustpenalty(罰款)againstatechcompany5_____(impose)(實(shí)施)inAprilonAlibaba.Thegovernment'smarketwatchdog,theStateAdministrationforMarketRegulation（國家市場監(jiān)督管理總局）,finedAlibaba$2.8billionfor6____(prevent)themerchantsonitsshoppingsitesfromsellingonotherplatforms.Thatamount—arecordfineforviolatingChina'santi-monopolylaw（反壟斷法）—represented4%ofAlibaba'sdomesticsalesin2019.OnFriday,7_____sameagencyfinedMeituanforsimilaranti-competitivepractices,namely,theuseofexclusivity(排他性)arrangementstoblockrestaurantsfromofferingtakeoutdeliveryonotherplatforms.Theregulator'spenaltyonMeituanrepresentedonly3%ofthecompany'ssalesinChinalastyear.ButtheagencyalsoorderedMeituan8_____(refund)（退還）morethan1.6millionrestaurantsandothermerchantsfordeposits(保證金)theypaidaspartoftheirexclusivityagreementswiththeplatform.Theregulatorsaidthat9_____arestaurantviolatedtheagreement,Meituanclaimedtherighttodeductfromthedeposit.Thoserefundsaddup10_____about$200millionintotal,theregulatorsaid.Thatistheequivalentofabitmorethan1%ofMeituan's2020sales.Keys:1leaders2toensure3unfair4posted5wasimposed6preventing7the8torefund9if10to2疫情下的葬禮：“燒紙疫苗”寄托哀思Whatuseisavaccinewhenyou'redead?Plenty人死了后，疫苗有何用？用處可大了Malaysia1_____(report)some20,000newcaseseverydayinthepastmonth.Thoughhalfofover-11sarenowfullyjabbed(接種疫苗),thecountry'sdeathratefromcovidisthe2_____(high)inSouth-EastAsia."IthasbeenahardyearforMalaysiansandmanyhavediedwaitingtobevaccinated,"saysRaymondShieh,3_____runsashop4_____(sell)prayeritems(祈禱用品)inthesouthernstateofJohorandspenttwodayscraftingthenewproductslastmonthascoviddeathssurged(激增).Raymond's"hellvaccinekit"(地府疫苗包),allmadefromjosspaper（紙錢）,willbeburntas5_____offeringtothedead,supplyingthemintheafterlifewithsomethingtheycouldnotreceiveinthisone:avaccineforcovid-19.Hesayshehasreceivedmorethan300ordersfrompeopleinMalaysiaaswellasinSingapore,China'sTaiwanandHongKong.Formanypractitioners(修行者)oftraditionalChinesereligions,suchasTaoism,theburningofjosspaperandotherpaperparaphernaliaisawaytomeettheunfulfilledneedsoftheirdeceasedlovedones.Theserites（儀式）6_____(typical)concludewiththeburningof"hellmoney",aswellasanyotheritemsthatthedeadmayneedfora7_____(comfort)afterlife.InnormaltimesTaoistandBuddhistvigils（守夜）forthedeadusuallylastforseveraldaysbeforethebodyiscremated（火化）.Yetbecause8_____covid,bodiesmustbedisposedofimmediately.Manybelieversarepainedbythethoughtofnothavingpaidtheirrespectstofamilyandfriends."Withoutproperprayerandrites,howwillherestinpeace?"saysEricLeong,whorecently9_____(lose)hisfathertocovid.Avaccineforthedeadisoneway10_____(ease)thepain.Keys:1hasreported2highest3who4selling5an6typically7comfortable8of9lost10toease3睡衣和西裝也能擦出火花？疫情正重塑職場穿著Thepandemichasrefashionedcorporatedresscodes疫情已重塑企業(yè)的著裝規(guī)范In1____internalmemo(內(nèi)部備忘錄)tostaffin2016JPMorganChaserelaxeditsdresscode(要求).TheAmericanbank's240,000employeescouldhanguptheirsuitsanddonbusiness-casualattire（商務(wù)休閑裝）—once2_____(reserve)forcasualFridays—allworkingweek.Somegarmentsremainedbeyondthepale(不被接受)(t-shirts,flip-flops（人字拖）,tanktops（背心）,yogapants).Butmany—poloshirts,skirts(ofappropriatelength),dresssandals（正式的涼鞋）—becamefairgame.Asthepandemic3_____(complete)decoupled(使分離)workandpresenceintheoffice,employeesatmanycompaniesswitchedintosomethingevenlessstarchy（古板的，拘束的）.FashiondesignersinBritainhavelaunched"workfromanywhere"fashioncollections,4_____(aim)forslightlylooser-cutclothing5_____neverthelesslookssmart.TwoJapanesecompaniescreatedpyjamasuits(睡衣西裝)—ahybrid（混合體）ofasuitandsoft,comfyloungewear—perfectforthevideoconference（視頻會議）attendedfromhome.Thatisnottosaythatbusiness-casualFridayshavegivenway6_____athleisure(運(yùn)動服飾)workweeks.Indeed,someworkplacesarealreadyexperiencingabacklashagainstinformality（非正式著裝）.In2017Britain'sHouseofCommons（下議院）decidedthatmalempswerenolongerrequiredtoweartieswhenattendingdebates.ButatthebeginningofSeptemberthisyearSirLindsayHoyle,theSpeaker,announcedthatheexpectedallparliamentarians（議員）7_____(smarten)up.Lookedatintheaggregateindividuals'clothesspeaktomorethanjustpersonal8______(prefer).People'ssartorial(穿著)choicesadduptoazeitgeist（潮流）.9_____isnoaccidentthatthecheerfulglitzofthe1920scamerightafterthedespondency（沮喪）oft