第二节(共 10 小题；每小题 1.5 分，满分 15 分) 阅读下面材料，在空白处填入 1 个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
Young people in Great Britain are watching less and less news on television. This is according to Ofcom, 61 regulatory body that oversees broadcasting practices in the UK. This comes 62 no surprise as young people become increasingly addicted to their smartphones． Youth are opting for online distractions like YouTube videos, social media and games rather than switch on a TV and watch a news programme. Britain's Guardian newspaper 63 (report) that: “The youth of the nation are more 64 (like) to get their day's news about the world from social media or by reading graffiti ( 涂鸦 ) in bus stations than seeing it on the telly, with the average 16-24-year-old 65 (watch) just two minutes' worth of live TV news per day.”
Ofcom commissioned research into the news-viewing habits of people in the UK. The report 66 (call) “News Consumption in the UK: 2019” ． The research suggests that young people are increasingly using social media as their primary news source. Researchers wrote: "There is evidence 67 UK adults are consuming news more 68 (active) via social media.” They reported an increase in posts and comments on Facebook and Twitter about the news compared to last year. Ofcom suggested presenting news 69 (story) in a less complicated, more accessible way 70 (attract) young people's attention.
61. a。a regulatory body是Ofcom的同位语，用不定冠词表明身份。
62. as。come as no surprise：毫不奇怪。这是固定搭配。63. reported。记述过程，指过去用一般过去时。64. likely。be likely to do sth 有可能做某事。65.watchingo 这是 with +n. +-ing 结构。
66. is calledo说明报告叫什么名字用一般现在时的被动。67.thato that引导同位语从句。
68. activelyo修饰动词用副词。69. stories。可数名词复数不要冠词表示泛指°70.to attract。不定式作状语表目的。
Young people in Great Britain are watching less and less news on television. This is according to Ofcom, 61 regulatory body that oversees broadcasting practices in the UK. This comes 62 no surprise as young people become increasingly addicted to their smartphones． Youth are opting for online distractions like YouTube videos, social media and games rather than switch on a TV and watch a news programme. Britain's Guardian newspaper 63 (report) that: “The youth of the nation are more 64 (like) to get their day's news about the world from social media or by reading graffiti ( 涂鸦 ) in bus stations than seeing it on the telly, with the average 16-24-year-old 65 (watch) just two minutes' worth of live TV news per day.”
Ofcom commissioned research into the news-viewing habits of people in the UK. The report 66 (call) “News Consumption in the UK: 2019” ． The research suggests that young people are increasingly using social media as their primary news source. Researchers wrote: "There is evidence 67 UK adults are consuming news more 68 (active) via social media.” They reported an increase in posts and comments on Facebook and Twitter about the news compared to last year. Ofcom suggested presenting news 69 (story) in a less complicated, more accessible way 70 (attract) young people's attention.
61. a。a regulatory body是Ofcom的同位语，用不定冠词表明身份。
62. as。come as no surprise：毫不奇怪。这是固定搭配。63. reported。记述过程，指过去用一般过去时。64. likely。be likely to do sth 有可能做某事。65.watchingo 这是 with +n. +-ing 结构。
66. is calledo说明报告叫什么名字用一般现在时的被动。67.thato that引导同位语从句。
68. activelyo修饰动词用副词。69. stories。可数名词复数不要冠词表示泛指°70.to attract。不定式作状语表目的。
