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請(qǐng)認(rèn)真閱讀下面短文，并根據(jù)所讀內(nèi)容在文章后表格中的空格里填入最恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~。

注意：每個(gè)空格填1個(gè)單詞。請(qǐng)將答案寫(xiě)在答題卡上相應(yīng)題號(hào)的橫線上。

On the morning of Apr. 20, different from any other Saturdays, a powerful earthquake which measured 7.0 magnitude occurred in Ya’an, Sichuan Province. The quake happened close to the area where 70,000 died when another powerful hit took place in 2008. The 4.20 earthquake shook Sichuan with 208 people missing or dead. Nearly 14, 000 are reported to have been injured. Thousands of buildings collapsed, leaving victims homeless. Water and electricity supplies were cut off, which left concerns about the welfare of the survivors. In Lushan, where the most of the damage was concentrated, facilities of communication broke down. Victims lost contact with the outside world.

All the country have been shocked at the tragic news. Numerous relief is pouring in from all over China to the victims of the Lushan earthquake. Governments of all levels have taken some efficient measures to relieve the impact of earthquake. On Sunday, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang made it to the worst-stricken Lushan, issuing several statements to ensure rescuing the buried and other injured people. Meanwhile, he visited some of those being treated for their injuries in the temporary hospitals set up with an open-air emergency facility. Rows of Red Cross tents are now home to some of the thousands left homeless by this deadly earthquake. State media says thousands of troops along with volunteers help with the rescue operation and to hand out supplies.

People from across the country are called on to donate to relieve and help rebuild the earthquake-hit area. Lots of students ranging from university students to kindergarten kids have given away their pocket money just to do their own bit in this relief campaign. Hong Kong special government at first proposed to donate 100 million HONG Kong dollars, which was rejected by some of members of government’s parliament（議員）, who questioned whether China’s Red Cross could put every cent into practical use honestly, for in 2008 Wenchuan earthquake China’s Red Cross failed to make it clear how they spent the charity money. Anyway the proposal was at last passed on May 3. At the same time, China’s Red Cross, determined to make a bit change, promised to give a detailed account of where every cent would go.    

Title	Ya’an Earthquake
Time	April 20, 2013
Outbreak	A powerful earthquake    61    7.0 magnitude hit Ya’an, Sichuan Province.
Destruction	The quake    62    over 200 people’s lives, leaving 14,000 people    63   . Thousands of buildings    64    down, making thousands of people homeless. Water and electricity supplies were cut off.
65   measures	Chinese Premier Li Keqiang made several statements to ensure the    66    of the victims. Volunteers throughout the nation along with troops are participating in helping to    67    supplies.
Donation	A nationwide donation campaign has been    68   . Some of Hong Kong members of parliament questioned the    69    of China’s Red Cross. HK donation proposal was    70    passed as China’s Red Cross promised to report its expending charity money.

Answer 1

61. measuring          62. claimed              63. injured        64. fell               65. Relief

66. rescue           67. distribute            68. underway     69. honesty          70. finally / eventually