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1、高中英语外刊阅读语法填空April 81奥斯卡的热度大打折扣，流媒体势头强劲94th Academy Awards gets higher ratings than last years Oscars第94届奥斯卡颁奖典礼收视率高于去年的The Academy Awards on Sunday night drew a 1(large) audience than last year, when viewership plunged to an all-time low, but interest remained depressed amid disruptions (立丁扰)to tele
2、vision- and movie-watching habits.The 94th edition of the awards show attracted 15.4 million viewers on ABC and a 3.2 rating, according 2 a preliminary(初步的)report from Nielsen.The telecast took a bizarre(惊人的)turn more than two hours in, when Will Smith strode onstage and slapped Chris Rock in the fa
3、ce for 3(tell) a joke about his wife. Less than an hour later, Smith won the best actor trophy for his role in King Richard.The broadcast hit its peak in 1998, 4 55,2 million viewers tuned in 5(watch) “Titanic sweep the awards, and 6(struggle) to retain its cultural relevance since. Awards shows too
4、k an additional hit during the pandemic but had already been facing criticism for being too white, too politicized and too boring.Despite being aired on a broadcast network, the night underscored the upheaval to theatergoing and traditional television 7(cause) by streaming services(流媒体月艮务).CObAJ1 8
5、was snapped up (拿下：获得发行和制作权)by Apple TV+ for $25 million after debuting at the Sundance Film Festival last year, was the first film from a streaming service 9(win) a best picture Oscar.But the Oscars telecast continued to draw advertising attention. Many companies also tried to take advantage of the
6、 altercation(争吵)between Smith and Rock by posting memes of the slap, to which marketing experts reacted with 10(disappoint).1 larger 2 to 3 telling 4 when 5 to watch 6 has struggled7 caused 8 which 9 to win 10 disappointment2 美国的麦当劳冰激凌机为什么总出故障？McDonalds ice cream woes have inspired memes, mockery an
7、d now, a federal lawsuit麦当劳的冰激凌困境不仅给表情包和“吐槽“带来灵感，现在又引发了 一场联邦诉讼For fans of the fast-food giants soft serve cones, sundaes(圣 代)and, of course, McFlurries (麦 旋风)，the 1(seeming) constant technical difficulties can feel personal.There is even an online map and app, AAcBroken , that purports to give McDon
8、alds 2(customer) a real-time look at which locations nationwide have broken ice cream machines. (As of Thursday morning, more than 22% of the McDonalds locations in New York had 3（break） ice cream machines.In 2018, two friends in California saw 4 opportunity and created an app that they said would h
9、elp restaurant owners fix the glitches（故障）in the machines without having 5（call） a technician. Their company, Kytch, sold the program to hundreds of franchisees（力口盟商）.But in 2021, its growth was stopped cold when McDonalds began sending notices to the franchisees 6（warn） them that the technology cou
10、ld lead 7 worker injuries.The company is now suing（起诉）McDonalds, accusing the chain of working with the Taylor Co. the manufacturer of its ice cream machines - to libel Kytch while simultaneously （同时） trying to copy its technology.“Were not in business to put other companies out of business, said Ti
11、m FitzGerald, CEO of Middleby Corp., 8 owns the Taylor Co. The product had not been tested or validated（生效）working in conjunction with the food 9（safe） protocols of a Taylor machine.11We thought we 10（be） the solution/1 said OSullivan, Kytch*s co-founder and CEO.keys：1 seemingly 2 customers 3 broken
12、 4 an 5 to call6 warning 7 to 8 which 9 safety 10 were 3长期悲伤障碍：我们该如何面对失去?How long should it take to grieve? Psychiatry （精神病学）has come up with an answer.After more than a decade of 1(argue), psychiatrys most 2(power) body in the United States added a new disorder this week to its diagnostic manual： p
13、rolonged grief(悲伤).The new diagnosis, prolonged grief disorder, was designed to apply to a narrow slice of the population 3 are incapacitated(没有 行为能力)，pining and ruminating (反复想) a year after a loss, and unable 4(return) to previous activities.Its inclusion in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual o
14、f Mental Disorders means that clinicians can now bill insurance companies(保险公司)for 5(treat) people for the condition.Since the 1990s, a number of researchers 6(argue) that intense forms of grief should be classified as a mental illness, 7(say) that society tends to accept the suffering of bereaved (
15、丧失亲人的)people as natural and that it fails to steer them toward treatment that could help.In 2010, when the American Psychiatric Association proposed expanding the definition of depression to include grieving people, it provoked a backlash G氐制)，feeding into a 8(broad) critique that mental health prof
16、essionals were overdiagnosing and overmedicating (过度用药)patients.The new diagnosis is a breakthrough for those who have argued, for years, that intensely grieving people need tailored treatment. Yet, others said they 9(be) cautious of any expectation that grief should lift in 10 particular period oftime, keys：1 argument 2 powerful 3 who 4 to return 5 treating6 have argued 7 saying 8 broader 9 were 10 a
