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PAGE 1 PAGE 1 2018-2019学年名校高二下期中汇编——完型填空 1、格致中学 Directions: For each blank in the following passage there are for words or phrases marked A, B, C and D. Fill in each blank with the word or phrase that best fits the context. A video last week showed a mini house in a high chair eating a bowl of carrots. It might seem ridiculous, but it might also be the logical extension of a growing trend; treating animals as human and treating pet as children, (41) _______ to the toddler（学步的小孩）who eats from the same chair. (42) _______ of this attitude are everywhere, ranging from the innocent to the near-insane. Some people (43) _______ their pets for Halloween, throw them birthday parties, or create social media accounts for them. Five-star cat resorts offer spa services. Yoga studios now offer “doga” classes. Stores sell pet pans and bikinis, and doctors will perform cosmetic surgery in case your pet needs a facelift. There seems to be (44) _______ between pets and children. An increasingly large group of people who genuinely believe that having a pet is the same thing as being a parent. They (45) _______ the language of parenthood with their pets, calling themselves “mommy” or “daddy” when talking to their “baby”. Of course, it’s one thing to use such language (46) _______, as an expression of love or a reflection of the great joy that pets, like children, can create. But it’s quite another to use this language literally（照字面意思地）. Using (47) _______ labels for things not only blurs （使…模糊）the real lines between pets and people but also leads to dangerous misbelief. What if a woman thinks she knows what a mon of two kids if going through because she’s a “mom” to two cats or a man believes having a baby won’t be much different from being a “dad” to a dog? Every pet has its own parent—another cat or dog that feed and teaches it to survive in the animal kingdom. Our love for pets results from their (48) _______ from us, but once we have them, we treat them as people, taming a