高考英語(yǔ)精選外刊語(yǔ)法填空10

高中英語(yǔ)精選外刊語(yǔ)法填空101美國(guó)貧富差距擴(kuò)大去年1%美國(guó)人擁有32%財(cái)富AmillionnewmillionaireswerecreatedinUSlastyear,andtherichestgotricher,reportsays

Theroaringstockmarketandcrypto(加密貨幣)gainscreatedmorethanamillionnewmillionairesintheUSlastyear,accordingtoanewreport.1_____numberofAmericanswith$1millionormoreininvestibleassetssurgedtoarecord14.6millionin2021,upfrom13.3millionin2020,accordingtoareportfromwealthresearchfirmtheSpectremGroup.Thegrowthrateofover10%wasthestrongestinyears,boostedbytrillionsofdollarsinwealth2____(create)bythestockmarket,cryptoandotherassets."Itwasthe3____(strong)yeareverformillionairecreationinallsegments,”saidGeorgeWalper,presidentofSpectremGroup.Thestockmarketwasbyfarthelargestengineofwealthcreationformillionairesandthewealthyin2021.TheS&P500gained27%lastyear,whiletheNasdaqwasup21%.Thewealthiest1%ofAmericansgainedover$3trillioninstock-marketwealthin2021,accordingtoFederalReservedata.Cryptoandotherassets—suchasNFTs,collectiblesandrealestate—alsogainedinvalue,4____(add)tothewealthofthe5_____(wealth).Thetotalmarketcapofcryptoassets,despitewildswingsinprices,6____(gain)$1.5trillionlastyeartoover$2.3trillion,accordingtoCoinGecko.Valuesofprivate-equity(私募股權(quán))andventure-capitalinvestmentsalsosurged.Sincethewealthycanafford7____(put)moreoftheirmoneyininvestments,especiallythosewiththehighestrisksandrewards,ultra-millionairesbenefittedmorethanthemassaffluentin2021."Thewealthyhavethegreatest8____(expose)tothebroadestinvestments,”Walpersaid.“Itwasn’tjust9_____(tradition)liquidmarketsthatdidwelllastyear.Itwasalsoalternativeinvestments,real-estateinvestmentsandcrypto.”ThewealthgainsatthetopalsowidenedthewealthgapintheUS.Theshareofwealthheldbythetop1%grewtoarecord32%lastyear,accordingtotheFed.Wealthexpertssayit’sunlikelythatlastyear’sgainswillbesustainedin2022,10_____(give)soaringinflation(通脹率暴漲),risinginterestratesandapotentialeconomicslowdown.Stockmarketdeclineshavealreadystartedtrimmingthepaperfortunesofinvestors.TheNasdaqisdown14.5%fortheyear,whiletheS&Pisdown8.4%."Everydaychanges,soit’shardtopredictwheretheyearwillwindup,”Walpersaid.“Butthefirstfewmonthsof2022havealreadypaintedadifferentpicturethan2021.”keys:1The2created3strongest4adding5wealthy6gained7toput8exposure9traditional10given2連內(nèi)衣顏色都要管束？東京學(xué)校終于廢止多項(xiàng)苛刻規(guī)范TokyoschoolsdropcontroversialdresscodeonhairandunderwearcolorFordecades,1_____(be)astudentinTokyomeantyouhadtolookacertainway.Underthepublicschoolsystem'sdresscode,allstudentshadtodyetheirhairblack,certainhairstyles2____(prohibit)andeventheirunderwearhadtobeadesignated(指定的)color.Buttheserules,3_____haverecentlycomeunderscrutinyandbeencriticizedasoutdated,willnowbeabolished,thecity'sauthoritiesannouncedthisweek.Atotaloffiveruleswillbedroppedbynearly200publicschoolsacrosstheJapanesecapital,4_____(include)regulationsonhairandunderwearcolor,andabanon"twoblock"hairstyles,whicharelongontopandshortatthebackandsides--astyle5____(current)infashioninmanycountries.Otherrulesbeingcutincludethepracticeofpunishingstudentswithaformofhousearrest,andambiguouslanguageintheguidelineson6____isconsidered"typicalofhighschoolstudents."ThepolicychangesgointoeffectatthestartofthenewacademicyearonApril1.ThemovecameafterTokyo'sboardofeducation7_____(conduct)asurveylastyearthataskedschools,studentsandparentsabouttheirviewsonthepolicies.Tokyoisn'ttheonlyJapanesecitywithastrictdresscode--similarrulesarein8_____(affect)aroundthecountry,withmanyschoolsrequiringstudentstowearshoesandsocksofadesignatedcolor.SchoolsinFukuoka,ontheislandofKyushu,alsohaverulesrestrictingstudents'hairstylesanddictatingboththecolorandpatternoftheirunderwear,accordingtoJapanesenewspaper

AsahiShimbun.LikeTokyo,Fukuokaconductedapublicsurveylastyear,inwhichstudentscomplainedthatthedresscodecausedthemstressandlimitedtheirself-expression,

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reported.Theissuewasthrustintothespotlightin20179_____ahighschoolstudentinOsakaprefecturesuedherschool,acasethatattractednationalattentionandpromptedwidespreadpublicdebateonrestrictivedresscodes.Sheallegedthatshehadbeenforcedtodyehernaturallybrownhairblackwhenshefirstjoinedtheschool,andwastoldtore-dyeiteverytimeherbrownrootsgrewback,accordingto

Asahi.Shewaseventuallygivenacademicpenaltiesfornotdyeingitoftenenough.Herlawsuitcomplainedthatthefrequentcoloringhaddamagedherhairandscalp,andcausedhermentaldistress.Lastyear,shewon330,000yenindamages.Otherstudentsandfamilieshavesincespokenoutwithsimilarcomplaints,whileseveralschoolshaveannouncedchangestotheirdresscodes.Thisspring,aschoolinUbe,Yamaguchiprefecture,willbecomethefirstinthecity10____(introduce)a"genderless"uniform,withstudentsofallgendersgivenachoicebetweenslacksandskirts,

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reported--amajorbreakfromthestrictlygendereddresscodesstillwidespreadinJapan.keys:1being2wereprohibited3which4including5currently6what7conducted8effect9when10tointroduce3調(diào)查報(bào)告顯示：外資企業(yè)依然看好中國(guó)市場(chǎng)ForeigncompaniesshowconfidenceinChineseeconomyDespitetheprotractedCOVID-19pandemicand1_____(increasing)complexglobalenvironment,foreigncompaniesarecastingavoteof2______(confident)intheChineseeconomyastheycontinuetosee3_____(opportunity)amidthecountry'sopening-upefforts.

The2022ChinaBusinessClimateSurveyReportreleasedbytheAmericanChamberofCommerceinChinaandPwCsaidaround60percentof4____(survey)companiessaidtheypostedprofitsinChinain2021.Two-thirdsofthefirmsplan5____(increase)theirinvestmentinthecountrythisyear.

Nearlytwo-thirdsofAmChamChina'smembercompanieslistedChinaastheworld'stoporamongthetopthreeinvestmentdestinations,thereportsaid.

Anotherreport,6_____(release)bytheGermanChamberofCommerceinChinaandKPMG,indicatesthatnearly60percentofGermancompaniesinChinareportedimprovedbusinessoperationslastyearand71percentplantoinvest7____(far)inthenation.

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