2024年11月28日 时政类语篇型填空专项训练（第十一批在韩中国人民志愿军烈士遗骸回国）（下）（4篇，含答案与译文）

2024年11月28日 时政类语篇型填空专项训练（第十一批在韩中国人民志愿军烈士遗骸回国）（下） Remains of 43 Chinese martyrs in Korean War returned to homeland from ROK Passage 1 In 1. (respond), captain of the Y-20, Zhou Han, acknowledged the gravity of the moment: "The people's heroes will live 2. forever, their names eternally etched in history." It was 3. (freeze) in Shenyang on Thursday, with temperatures 4. (dip) well below zero. Standing among the waiting crowd, 5. (retire) teacher Lang Qingxia struggled 6. (hold) back her tears. In August 1952, her older brother Lang Defu died in the line of duty during the Korean War; she hopes that one day he will 7. (bring) back home and laid to rest. "I have 8. (come) for several years," she said. "Those heroes are my brother's comrade-in-arms, 9. I regard as my relatives. On the other hand, I look forward 10. (see) my brother among these returning home." Passage 2 Dong Shulan's uncle went 1. (fight) in the Korean War in July 1952, and that was the last time anyone 2. (see) or heard from him. "Even 3. my uncle may not be coming home this time, the return of his comrades feels like he's back too," she said. "I am deeply 4. (honor) to be here," said Wang Lei, who plays Qin Jiwei, a CPV army commander, in the hit TV drama Battle of Shangganling. "As an 5. (act), I'm here to welcome the heroes home, and it feels as though the characters I've portrayed in the past are welcoming them back 6. well." Winter Olympic short-track speed skating champion, Wu Dajing was visibly moved 7. the experience. "Many of the martyrs were 8. (young) than us when they went to war. They sacrificed their lives 9. (protect) our country. It was an environment that today's youth should never experience. I hope that their spirit can be an 10. (inspire) to today's young people." Passage 3 This is the 1. (four) time he 2. (participate) in the welcoming ceremony for martyrs' remains, Tang Qing, a 61-year-old national model retired soldier said. "Their return makes every Chinese feel the 3. (develop) and growth of our country and the army. Compared 4. more than 70 years ago, we 5. (become) much more 6. (confidence)," he said. Liu Yijia, a junior high school student from Taiwan who has 7. (study) in Shenyang, also participated in the ceremony. "I hope 8. students from 9. sides of the Taiwan Strait can remember this history, inherit and promote the great spirit of the Chinese nation and achieve national reunification and common 10. (prosperous) as soon as possible," she said. Passage 4 The ceremony was also livestreamed online. 1. memory of the martyrs, the students 2. selected personal gifts 3. (take) to the martyr's cemetery at a later date. "My gift is a scarf," said a girl. "The soldiers braved severe cold and 4. (fight) in extremely difficult 5. (situate). So I hope that it could protect our CPV soldiers 6. the cold wind." 7. girl cooked noodles with her mom 8. school that morning. In north China, it is customary to welcome guests with nood ... ...