2. 职称英语
  3. The British Empire was once home to third of the 【M1】______worl

The British Empire was once home to third of the 【M1】______worl

游客2024-12-16  6
问题     The British Empire was once home to third of the             【M1】______
world’s population. But, with the return of Hong Kong and its six
million inhabitants to China, only 180,000 people in 12 populated
territories now themselves as British colonial subjects.         【M2】______
Britain’s imperial expansion, which continued for 400 years,
was motivated by the desire to acquire the wealth, and to        【M3】______
maintain the British navy’s control of the seas. Today, that flow
of wealth has reversed and most of the "dependent territories",  【M4】______
as these colonies are known, require some financial support from Britain.
It was with the granting of independence to India in 1947 Britain【M5】______
started to dismantle its empire. It was relative easy to give independence【M6】______
to the larger colonies - indeed, most campaigned vigorously for self - rule—
but the small dependencies, which were less economically viable, preferred【M7】______
to remain beyond British rule.                                   【M8】______
Most are still unwilling to cut these old ties, chiefly for financial
reasons. Since 1990 , Britain has provided its dependencies with 153 million
in aid, and for many this money is a lifeline. Even Britain’s rich【M9】______
territory ,Bermuda, wants to maintain its links with the UK. In
a referendum in 1995 voters overwhelmingly rejected dependence.  【M10】______
Bermuda is Britain’s oldest colony and it earns much of its income
through banking and other financial services. [br] 【M2】
选项
答案 now ∧ themselves：count or regard。
解析 这一句要结合前后的句子的意思与结构进行分析。with短语为原因状语，故下一句是a complete sentence，但只有主语，故缺少谓语动词。“subjects” 为“those who are under the rule of another，especially those who we allegiance to a government or ruler；equal to citizen．”“count"为"to believe or consider to be．”填regard也可以。
转载请注明原文地址:https://tihaiku.com/zcyy/3877627.html
相关试题推荐
随机试题
最新回复(0)