The Japanese desire for marriage had been very strong, in the fifth "world y

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问题 The Japanese desire for marriage had been very strong, in the fifth "world youth attitude survey"【C1】______by the Management and Coordination Agency in 1993, over 70 percent of the Japanese【C2】______chose the answers "One should get married" or "it’s better to get married. " Of the 11 countries surveyed, Japan was【C3】______only by the Philippines in the percentage of those advocating marriage【C4】______opposed to a single life.
In recent years, however, there has been a spreading recognition among the Japanese public that something【C5】______is happening in people’s attitudes toward marriage.
When they began to have adequate food, clothing and shelter after years of postwar shortages and thus became able to【C6】______their attention to other matters, the Japanese for the first time 【C7】______a renewed look at the question of marriage. In the 1990s, people began to ask "What on earth is marriage anyway?" and to talk about marriage itself.
In Japan, the proportion of men still unmarried in their thirties reached about 20 percent in the national census taken in 1985, and the【C8】______apparently exceeded 30 percent in 1995. The proportion of unmarried women in the 25-29 age bracket has been increasing【C9】______about 5 percent every five years until it is now nearly 50 percent.
What are the real reasons women choose not to marry? Early on, two were【C10】______: women were now better educated and more women were interested in working outside the home. Many women have become【C11】______independent, acquiring enough self-confidence to【C12】______a meaningful life outside of marriage. And【C13】______seems to be a wide gap in the way men and women view marriage. Women generally believe that, 【C14】______women’s roles in Japan’s postwar society have become diversified, men have essentially remained unchanged. 【C15】______such circumstances, communication between the sexes is, in fact, far from easy.
Besides that, in the postwar Japan, individualism has begun to take【C16】______. The 50 years since the end of the war may be regarded as the process of a【C17】______society has matured to a point【C18】______it now tolerates a diversity of marriage styles which were unthinkable not very long ago. In the future, such tolerance is almost【C19】______to increase. But a headlong plunge toward unbridled individualism is also dangerous. The ideal【C20】______may be to achieve a complementary fusion of the collectivism of Japan’s traditional community and the individualism of the new age. [br] 【C5】

选项 A、important
B、common
C、exciting
D、unusual

答案 D

解析上下文语义。此段为过渡段，原文首段讲日本人有很强的婚姻观念，接下来一段则开始讲人们对婚姻的观念开始转变，故此处应填unusual表示同以往不一样的事情。故答案为D。

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