【推荐2】The secret to a successful sequel(续集)—a secret

Keeping the entire cast and crew of a film a secret is hard. But when it’s a massive movie like Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, with some 700 people and 1,000 costumes—including 400 coats alone—it’s next to _________. All precautions are taken: characters are given code names, the smallest details are protected by nondisclosure agreements, and digital scripts are encoded and _________ after a certain amount of time in case of being copied and spread. It’s not quite magic, but it’s close.

The pressure to not reveal anything—even _________—is enough to give Eddie Redmayne a difficult time. “I’ve been sent this funny document which is _________ with double-caps, triple-underlined notes saying, YOU CAN’T TALK ABOUT THIS,” says the Oscar winner, who returns as wizard Newt Scamander in the sequel, which continues the story of the earlier _________. Does he ever tell anyone? He leans in and admits, a little _________, that he does: his wife, Hannah Bagshawe.

How have they successfully kept it a secret? It certainly helps that J. K. Rowling, the writer of the work, is the _________ of keeping secrets. She famously claims to have known crucial plot points from her best-selling book series’ endgame years in advance. Also, Johnny Depp’s _________ appearance in the movie—the actor has been accused of domestic violence by his ex-wife Amber Heard—as the dark wizard Grindelwald was kept under _________ until just two weeks before the first film came out in 2016.

Bearing this commitment to secrecy in mind, it’s no surprise that Rowling has ____________ the details to few people about how the ____________ three movies in the proposed five-part series will playout. Even producer Tim Lewis, who has worked on eight Harry Potter installments, is ____________. “We haven’t seen scripts for the next one,” he says. “I am assuming Rowling knows the whole plan, but I couldn’t say.”

The earnings are high enough: the first Fantastic Beasts movie reached $814 million. That’s a number most studios would ____________, but when it comes to Harry Potter, expectations start sky-high. In a world filled with universes based on existing intellectual property—Star Wars, Marvel—appreciation fatigue is always possible. But for now, the extreme enthusiasm shows no sign of____________: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, a play based on an idea by Rowling, is a critical and commercial____________. For the Beasts sequel, analysts are already predicting an opening weekend of $65 million to $75 million.

【推荐3】When our girls are brave, they are free to explore in their learning and in life. That exploration leads to the ______of their talents, passions and weaknesses. On Saturday night we saw one of our   students act so bravely that it took my______away.

One of the lead characters of our show, Blue Stockings, was played by a science teacher, Ben Walker.______, Ben broke his nose very   badly   playing   football   on   Saturday   and   as a result couldn’t ______. Ella Jones, a Year-11 student and part of the cast(演员), who _____to rest on Saturday, was_______to play Ben’s role.

Think about that. She had three hours’ _____, playing a role of a _______she had never played   before, in front of a paying audience, and if she couldn’t_______, the effect of the whole play would be reduced. It was not the end of the world, but it would be_______for all concerned.

I would have _______. But Ella rose to the _______. She said, “I was astonished; _____, I figured the show must go on and I wanted to_______. I wasn’t scared_______I arrived at the theatre and realized how much there was to______. It wasn’t just about lines, but it was the stagecraft (舞台表演技巧). I was_______about the other actors because I know how______it is to perform a role with someone who isn’t well-trained, especially if it is an emotional scene.”

Asked how the show________, Ella said, “It was amazing, and the audience seemed to love the male character I played for the first time.” She added, “Just because you’re scared doesn’t mean you can’t be______ . Anyway, I made it.”

【推荐1】Age is just a number, especially when it comes to someone as naturally talented as Miumiu. The little girl from Nanjing, China, is only 6 years old, but her musical________ goes far beyond(超越)her years . Not only is she a great_______ player, but she's also a beautiful singer! It's no ______ that she has attracted thousands with her_________ cover version(版本)of a classic song.

Miumiu has been playing the guitar since she was three years old. In a video, we see her fingers glide(滑动)_______over the strings(弦)as she starts playing Fly Me to the Moon. When her sweet______ comes in, it makes for one magical experience. ________ her, we can't help but _______ . She's that good and so ______!

If that isn't __ to make you fall in love, her personality(品格)is great too. Each video on her You Tube channel comes with the   __ ."Thank you for your   __   . I promise I will   __ to study hard. To realize my   __ to be an excellent guitarist!"

Musicians with many years' of experience are __ they had half her talent! One fan wrote “If this is where you're at when you're 6, you've got a bright __   ahead of you! __ music!”
“Beautifully sung and __ ! Music is a world language. It's all about the feeling, and she has more of that than some 40-year-old musicians I know.” Another __ .

This talented little girl is on her way to becoming a star. Her parents must be so __   . Never stop doing what you love, Miumiu.

【推荐3】Nowadays young people in the UK hardly ever go to music shops.In fact,there aren't many music shops _______on British high streets and small independent music shops have almost completely disappeared.You could be forgiven(谅解）for _______that British youngsters are no longer interested in music. _______ ,music is still an important part of life for most British people.In a recent survey young people had to imagine what they would _______if they lived on a desert island and 90 percent of those who _______chose music first.

The main difference between attitudes to music now and in the past is that lots of young people would _______the idea of paying for music nowadays."Music is free,"they say,"and you can get it from the Internet."So illegal downloading of music is _______according to the survey,saying that an average teenager has 800 illegally down loaded songs on his or her MP3 player.Another research has shown that many teenagers listen to music_______on their computer hard drive,which contains over 8,000 songs_______

So,what does this mean for the bands(乐队）that make their money from the________ of their music?In the past bands could make some money from T shirts,CDs and posters but now they need to be more creative now.Some of the big names in British music are________some interesting ways to make money.For example,you can choose a Gorillaz lamp if you want to brighten up your bedroom.You can ________dry your Coldplay cups with a Supergrass branded tea towel while listening to music.

If you are thinking of   ________your own band you have to go to your audience to make yourself known.This means on social networking sites such as Facebook and My space where a lot of teens can be found in the evening.It is more difficult for bands that are just starting out in the music business to make money but easier for them to find________.UKbands is a site devoted to new music,where it gives bands a chance to________their music across the web.So dig out your guitar and maybe you could be an Internet star.

【推荐1】Job stress has been known to cause heart problems in people who already have cardiovascular(心血管) disease. Now Finnish scientists have shown that even in healthy people the pressure of work can cause damage.

High blood pressure, lack of exercise, smoking and being overweight _________ to heart disease—a leading killer in many industrialized countries.

But Mika Kivimaki, of the Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, and his colleagues, who studied the _________ histories of 812 healthy Finnish men and women in a metal industry company over 25 years, said job _________ also plays an important role.

Workers who had the highest job-related stress levels at the start of the study were more than twice as _________ to die of heart disease, according to the study published in The British Medical Journal.

Work stress _________ too much work as well as a lack of satisfaction and feeling undervalued and underappreciated.

Many people work long hours but if the effort is _________, the stress is minimized. Kivimaki said job pressure is damaging when being overworked is _________with little or no control, unfair supervision and few career opportunities.

The British Heart Foundation said the results _________ earlier research showing that people in jobs with low control, such as manual workers, could be at greater _________ of heart disease than other employees.

“It is advisable for people to try to minimize levels of stress at work and for employers to __________ people to have more control at work and to be rewarded for their success,” the foundation said in a statement.

【推荐2】Why did the orangutan（猩猩）cross the road? That’s not the start of a joke, but a question being asked by scientists studying these brilliant apes.

Brent Loken, who runs a group called Integrated Conservation, used camera traps to research into orangutans. That group protects ________ animals in Borneo, the largest island in Asia. Camera traps work by taking a quick photo, when something moves in front of them. In Borneo, scientists use the photos to ________ what the rare orangutans do when people aren’t ________?

Scientists have been studying orangutans in the rainforests for decades. And their data had suggested that the animals almost always traveled through the ________. They were ________ seen walking on the forest floor. Yet when Loken looked at the photos from his team’s camera traps, he got surprised that the apes were walking on the ground, ________ using logging roads（运材道路）and paths built by people.

Were these animals simply ________ to walk on the ground because logging had left too many ________? Or did they ________ down logging roads as convenient shortcut? “More ________ is needed,”

People are removing trees for logging, plantations and the building of the cities. The new findings suggest orangutans might be able to learn to ________ with some of these changes in their ________. It doesn’t mean the animals can survive ________ forests. But it does suggest there might be ways to log forests in a way that won’t greatly ________ these apes.

Stephanie Spehar, primatologist at the University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh, agrees. “The new study doesn’t mean they’re fine in areas with no trees,” she says. “Orangutans clearly need the forest to ________.

【推荐3】When Athaya Slaetalid first moved from Thailand to the Faroe Islands, where winter lasts six months, she would sit next to the heater all day:

"People told me to go _________ because the sun was shining but I just said: 'No! Leave me alone, I'm very _________.'"

Moving here six years ago was tough for Athaya _________, she admits. She _________her husband Jan when he was working with a Faroese friend who had started a business in _________.

Jan knew _________ that bringing his wife to this very different _________, weather and landscape would be challenging.

"I had my _________, because everything she was leaving _________ everything she was coming to were opposites," he admits. "But knowing Athaya, I knew she would __________."

There are now more than 300 women from Thailand and Philippines living in the Faroes. It doesn't __________ like a lot, but in a population of just 50,000 people, they now __________ the largest ethnic minority in these 18 islands, located between Norway and Iceland.

In recent years the Faroes have experienced population __________, with young people leaving, often in search of education, and not returning. Women have __________ more likely to settle abroad. As a result, according to Prime Minister Axel Johannesen, the Faroes have a "gender deficit" with __________ 4,000 fewer women than men.

This, __________, has lead Faroese men to look __________ the islands for romance. Many, though not all, of the __________ women met their husbands online, some through commercial __________ websites. Others have made connections through social media networks or existing Asian-Faroese __________.