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最新时政语篇填空练习 Yellow River nourishes Hong Kongers cabbage growing dream Peter Yeung, a vegetable 1.(grow) from Hong Kong, had a little trick to make his flowering cabbages better 2.(know) in his home city — he named them after the TV play The Dance of Passion. Shedding more light on his unique idea, Yeung explained that the popular TV drama 3.(film) in Ningxia, so by using that name, people would 4.(instant) recognize that his vegetables were grown there. The naming trick is now no longer needed, as Ningxia flowering cabbages1 have become a signature product widely recognized 5.superior quality. If customers learn that the vegetable is from Ningxia, they will buy it without 6. (hesitate), even if the price is higher, Yeung said. Located in the Yellow River basin, Ningxia has a long farming history and boasts fine irrigation conditions. Ningxia has the 7.(long) frost-free season, rich land resources and sufficient irrigation from the Yellow River, 8.(make) it an ideal place to realize my dream,n Yeung said. Yeungs father was among the first people from Hong Kong 9.(establish) vegetable production bases 10.appeal to the Hong Kong market in Guangdong Province following the reform and opening up in 1978. 答案：1 .grower 2.known 3.was filmed 4.instantly 5.for 6.hesitation 7.longest 8.making 9.to establish lO.that/which Boy, 5, grows hair to help children with cancer Recently, Chinese netizens praised a 5-ycar-old boy from Xinxiang, Henan province, 1.his inspiring move: he hasnt had a hair cut for three years 2.(help) children with cancer, Peoples Daily reported. In a video 3.(post) online, Guangnian showed his more than 30-centimeter-long hair. He thought of this form of volunteering about three years ago when he watched a documentary of cancer-afflicted children in 4.he noticed girls with total hair 5.(lose) as a side effect of the treatment. After that, Guangnian put himself on a mission to grow his hair long and donate them to children who have lost their hair due 6.cancer