Lots of cats love having cat companions, but if yours doesn't, it might act out by showing fear or aggression.

This doesn’t     1     (necessary) mean you have to give one up! "Cats show great flexibility in     2     (they) social behavior,” says Kristyn Vitale, a researcher at the Human-Animal Interaction Lab at Oregon State University, US.

She suggests     3     (separate) the cats into different areas of the house and slowly reintroducing them to one another using a method     4     (call) "Scent, Sight (遗臭)，Touch”： Take a toy or blanket from each cat and exchange them. Give each cat the other cat's scent item along     5     lots of praise and rewards so they connect the smell with good things. After doing this a few times, set up a space     6     the cats will be able to see one another through a physical barrier, like a screen door or gate. Then feed them, so they start to connect positive     7     (feeling) with the sight of the other cat. After a few     8     (success) feeding periods, you can try to introduce the cats without a barrier (障碍)——distract each cat with toys during their first meeting in the same room, so they have less time     9     (worry).

“If owners go slow and give lots of rewards, many cats can learn to accept     10     companion cat,"   Vitale says.

Beijing Zoo works hard to prevent people from feeding or otherwise harming animals. According to a report in Beijing Daily on Wednesday, those who feed animals in forbidden areas will have to pay 50 to 100 yuan (about $ 7.50 to $ 15) as an official    1    (punish) in accordance with Beijing's park regulations. Normally, food for animals         2    (provide) by zookeepers with the correct nutritional balance. Visitors who feed animals may cause indigestion (消化不良)or    3    (bad). In 2015, three deer at the Shanghai Zoo died after taking    4     uneatable material, including plastic bags    5    (throw) into the cages by visitors.

Since the middle of last month, Beijing Zoo    6    (deal) with more than 300 cases in which animals were fed in forbidden areas. Meanwhile, the zoo has built feeding zones    7    zoo-keepers will regularly provide a certain amount of food visitors can use to feed the animals. "Hopefully,    8    new regulation will effectively stop the ones who like feeding the animals, which in fact is harming    9    (they)," said Zheng Wei, 31, a young mother of a 5-year-old girl. "We should teach our children correctly, rather than just having fun. Many tragedies have already happened because of    10    (proper) feeding.

Charlie Chaplin is absolutely a master of nonverbal humour, who made people happy. However, his life was anything     1     easy. He was born in a poor family in 1889. His parents were both poor performers, and it is astonishing that Charlie was taught     2     (sing) as soon as he could speak and dance, as soon as he could walk.     3     (fortune), his father died, leaving the family even     4     (bad) off. By his teens, Charlie     5     (become) one of the most popular child actors in England.

With time     6     (go) by, he began making films. His charming character made the audience laugh at a time     7     they felt depressed. He brightened the     8     (life) of Americans and British through two world wars and the hard years in between. Charlie Chaplin wrote, directed and produced the films he starred     9     Because of his outstanding performance, in 1972 he     10     (award) a special Oscar and remembered forever. To this day, Charlie Chaplin is still considered as one of the greatest actors in the history of the cinema.

Soccer players who change clubs must adjust to new team cultures, new languages and new lifestyles. But it didn't take long for Wu Lei to fit in after he     1    (move) from Shanghai SIPG to Spanish club Espanyol at the end of January.

On March 2, when the 27-year-old Chinese striker (前锋) helped his team to a 3-1 win     2    Real Valladolid, Wu became the first player from an Asian country     3    (score) a goal in Spain's top league. Spanish sport newspaper Marca noted that Wu has answered those who doubted his move to the club and     4     “ his quick     5    (adapt) to La Liga (西甲) has surprised many people”.

In fact, he     6    (surprise) people since the beginning of his career. He joined soccer manager Xu Genbao s soccer training center in Shanghai at age 12. But within just two years, Wu had become China's youngest     7    ( profession) league player. Last season, Wu won the Chinese Super League's Top Scorer and Player of the Year awards.

Now as     8     Chinese international, Wu is working hard to show that “there are players in China     9     can shine in the best leagues in the world”, he told Global Times.

And     10     (give) that he's already opened a new chapter for Chinese soccer in Europe, the chances are that Wu has even more surprises in store for us.

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While some people can be pretty excited about their first airplane flight, 16-year-old Ashley was particularly nervous. Since the teen was born deaf. She was worried that     1     (she) lack of hearing would prevent her from receiving any details about her recent flight from Baltimore Maryland to Rochester, New York.

To make matters worse, she had     2     connecting flight from JKF International Airport, which can be a busy airport for even the most experienced fliers.

Thankfully, Ashley had a safe and successful flight. Thanks to a kind flight attendant, it was also a particularly     3     (memory) one.     4     (short) after Ashley’s plane took off from Baltimore, her Delta (达美航空) airline flight attendant-handed her a handwritten note,     5     explained everything about the flight and safety information. Ashley said that she had never experienced such kindness before and the note-which she now plans on keeping-     6     (mean) the world to her.

Delta later responded to the story by     7     (praise) their flight attended for her communication and announcing their plan     8     (make) it convenient for deaf passengers. Over the course of the next few months, airline staffers who can speak sign language will be encouraged to wear a bade (徽章) that will identify them to other passengers. “With the improvement, customers     9     qualified employees will immediately be able to recognize when they hold sign language as a common     10     (connect).” a Delta spokesperson said.

Thanks to ever-changing Covid-19 travel restrictions, many people around the world have found     1     (they) stranded(使滞留)far away from home this year. Over in the UK, a fast-spreading new coronavirus variant(变体)has led to several countries around the world    2    (impose) bans    3    travel to the nation, meaning a large number of residents currently abroad will not be able to return any time soon. However, the relocation website My Baggage has dreamed up a special gift for homesick residents that's quite literally a breath of fresh air. The company is     4     (current) selling bottles of “authentic” air from England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland     5     (provide) UK residents overseas with the aroma(芳香)of home.     6     (price) at £ 25, the 500 milliliter bottle     7     (come) with a cork stopper (软木塞)，so the receiver can keep opening it up and taking in the aroma     8     they need a pick-me-up.

“By allowing receivers to take a deep breath of the air from their home country we're hoping to ease     9    (homesick) and help them settle into their new life, wherever they may be." According to My Baggage, the vast majority of orders come from those     10     are buying the bottles as gifts for friends or family living overseas.

She looks like any other schoolgirl, fresh-faced and full of life. Sarah Thomas is looking forward to the challenge of her new A-level course. But unlike her school friends, 16-year-old Sarah is not spending half-term resting. Instead, she is earning £6500 a day     1     a model in New York.

Sarah     2     (tell) that she could be Britain’s new supermodel earning a million dollars in the next year. Her father Peter, 44, wants her to give up school to model full-time. But Sarah,     3     has taken part in shows along with top models, wants to prove that she has brains as well as     4     (beautiful). She is determined to carry on with her education.

She has turned down several invitations to star at     5     (show) in order to concentrate on her studies. After school she plans     6     (take) a year off to model full-time before     7     (go) to university to get a degree in engineering or architecture.

Sarah says, “My dad thinks I should take the offer now. But at     8     moment, school comes first. I don’t want to get too     9     (absorb) in modeling. It is     10     (certain) fun but the lifestyle is a little unreal. I don’t want to have nothing else to fall back on when I can’t model any more.”

Chengdu has dozens of new millionaires, Asia’s biggest building, and fancy new hotels. But for tourists like me, pandas are its top attraction.

Recently, have you ever been surprised by women wearing Hanfu, or Han-style clothing, at subway stations, shopping malls or scenic areas?

In 2018, the Central Committee of the Communist Youth League of China set the     1     (three) day of March in the Chinese lunar calendar,     2     (traditional) the birthday of the Yellow Emperor as the annual Traditional Chinese Garment Day. Since then,     3     beauty of Hanfu has gained more and more recognition and acceptance by common people.

Generally, Hanfu refers     4     traditional Chinese clothing worn by the Han ethnic (民族的) group before the Qing Dynasty( 1644-1911). Historically, Han Chinese clothing has also influenced some of its neighbouring cultural clothing,     5     (include) the Japanese kimono, Korean hanbok, and clothing of Mongolia, Vietnam and Bhutan.

Hanfu appears     6     (elegantly) and beautiful,     7     is not only due to the thousands of years of culture behind its beautiful design, but also because of its extraordinary craftsmanship(工艺) and aesthetics(美学). Hanfu includes more than 30 examples of China’s intangible (非物质的) cultural heritage as well as Chinese arts and crafts under     8     (preserve).

Hanfu     9     (represent) an aesthetic for living and a continuation of traditional Chinese culture. Nowadays, more and more fashion designs look to Hanfu for inspiration     10     (create) their own brand.

Do you feel safe walking alone at night in the area where you live？Residents in 144 countries answered this question and     1    (many) in the 2020 Global Law and Order report. On Oct 27, the US-based organization Gallup released the report.

The poll was involved nearly 175000 people     2    (interview) face-to-face or by telephone. Respondents     3    (ask) about their confidence in their local police, their feeling of personal safety, and the incidence (发生率) of     4    (thief) and assault or mugging in the past year. The organization collects the “positive” responses to the questions into a Law and Order Index score for each country and region. China received     5     score of 94 and ranks third on the list, following Singapore and Turkmenistan,     6     both received 97. The report also showed that 90 percent of the respondents from China said they felt secure when walking alone at night.

Chinese observers said public order and a safe environment in China is very normal, and many people feel walking alone at night is no big deal. In recent decades more and more Chinese people have travelled abroad,     7    (notice) that public security in China is better than     8     in many other countries.

In fact, China     9    (take) great efforts to ensure people’s sense of happiness and security. According to China Daily, it launched a three-year campaign     10     organized crime in 2018. By August 2020, more than 10000 criminal gangs had been busted nationwide. Serious violent crimes have been on the decline for 10 years.

The landmark success of herbal expert Tu Youyou, the first Chinese woman     1     (win) a Nobel Prize in Science,     2     (arouse) an extreme sense of national pride and hopes on the future of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) in the past few days. Tu, born in 1930, shared the 2015 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine with Irish-born William Campbell and Japan’s Omura for her discoveries     3     (concern) a treatment for malaria（疟疾）.

She discovered Artemisinin（青蒿素）, a drug     4     has significantly reduced the death rates for patients suffering from malaria. “Artemisinin is a gift for the world people from the traditional Chinese medicine. It is of great significance for curing malaria and other infectious diseases and for protecting the health of the world people.” Tu said in Beijing. The prize winning is     5     honor for China’s science cause and traditional Chinese medicine in their course of reaching out to the world.

“Tu’s winning the prize signifies China’s prosperity and progress in     6     (science) and technological field, marks a great contribution of traditional Chinese medicine     7     the cause of human health. and shows China’s growing strengths and rising international standing,” Premier Li Keqiang said in a congratulatory letter on Monday evening.

In 1951, she     8     (admit) into Beijing University, majoring in pharmacognosy（生药学）. Since graduating from college in 1955, she has been a chief researcher and professor at the Beijing-based China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences. In 2011, Tu won America’s respected Lasker Award for the anti-malaria therapy.

On Weibo, the breaking news has been sent by at least tens of thousands of users and received countless     9    (thumb-up). Netizen “Xiaoxie” wrote, “Now I feel     10     (true) proud of being a medical student.