完成句子，閱讀短文，根據漢語及首字母提示在文中的空格處填入適當單詞，使短文完整、通順。

　　February 21 is International Mother Language Day．The United Nations(聯合國)n　　1　　(命名)it in 1999．The day aims to protect all languages around the world．In China, most people speak Chinese as their mother language．

　　More people speak Chinese than any other language in the world．About one fifth of the world's population(人口)speaks a form of Chinese, the BBC r　　2　　．?

　　The e　　3　　 known written record of Chinese is the oracle bone script(甲骨文)of the Shang Dynasty(17th century BC-11th century BC)．These are animal bones, especially tortoise shells(龜殼)with writing on them．Most Chinese characters are ideograms(表意文字)w　　4　　 combine(組合)two or more words together to make a new one, for example, jia(家)means “a pig under the roof”．This shows that people in ancient(古代的)times t　　5　　(認為)of home as a place to hold treasures(財富)．

　　As time went on, hundreds of thousands of words developed．However, people only use a few thousand of them in everyday life．Today, new words are still being a　　6　　(補充)to the Chinese dictionary, such as dishi(的士)for taxis, xiu(秀)for TV shows and fangnu(房奴)meaning “slave to one's home”．

　　With the fast d　　7　　(發(fā)展)of China's economy(經濟), more people from other countries are taking i　　8　　(感興趣)in Chinese．In a survey in the US last December, 2, 007 people were asked：“Which new foreign language would you learn? ” Chinese placed second, a　　9　　 Spanish, with 15 percent of the vote．

　　Confucius Institutes(孔子學院)around the world are more p　　10　　 than ever．More than 300 colleges in over 90 countries have Confucius Institutes, USA Today reported．

任務型閱讀。請根據短文內容，完成下列任務。

　　When you are worried or stressed, what do you do about it?

　　These days, a student website in Foshan opened for kids to let their anger and stress out．Students can write whatever they want online．

　　Lots of students wrote their stories．Some wrote something about their teachers．Others wrote about their quarrels with their classmates．Many of them used 　　①　　 words．Some even wrote down the real names of their targets．

　　Parents don’t like the idea．They said it could be against the law．Ms Cheng is the mother of a Junior2 boy．She said she wouldn’t let her son write on the Internet．“Saying bad things about others won’t help solve the problem．Children should talk to their parents,”she said．

　　Ren Yi, 16, from Liaoning, said he didn’t agree with using bad words either．But he said releasing stress online wasn’t a bad thing．“You don’t have to use your real name．　　②　　 knows you．You can let out as much as you want,”he said．

　　Song Yinan, 14, from Shanxi thinks it has two sides．The good side is if others see your story, they may give you help．But the bad side is that if kids don’t control themselves, things could become worse．

　　注：(1)stressed有壓力的　(2)targets目標　(3)law法律　(4)release釋放

1．請根據短文內容，補全①、②兩處所缺單詞(詞數不限)，并將答案填在下面的橫線上。

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2．請根據下列句子的意思及首字母提示，從短文中各找出一個恰當的單詞填空。

①Ms Huang, the PE teacher told us our next match was a________ a Japanese team．

②Elsa loses herself in playing computer games．She can’t c________ herself though she knows it’s bad．

3．請把短文中畫線的句子翻譯成漢語。

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請根據短文內容或生活實際回答4、5小題。

4．Did Ren Yi agree with releasing stress online?

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5．How do you solve it when you’re worried or stressed?

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