大英完形填空,I can't tell you how many times I've been asked if I

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I can't tell you how many times I've been asked if I own a gun."You're from the United States,so do you own a gun?" I suppose it is a good question.You can't 21.(foucus on,turn on,call for) TV without news about a robbery 22.(to which,for which,in which) a gun was used,more precisely,a pistol.America is unusual in its 23.(style,access,approach) to gun ownership (所有权).Most countries do not allow gun ownership.Those 24.(opposed,combated,committed) to ordinary citizens' owning handguns often 25.(compare,compete,illustrate) the rates of crimes in other countries to the rates in the United States.The United States has 26.(so,too,far) more crimes with guns than other countries where handgun ownership is not allowed.It is hard to 27.(identify,estimate,ignore) the fact that the country with the 28.(lowest,highest,first) rate of crime in the world is the easiest place to buy a gun.
Presently,many,29.(if,when,whether) not most Americans,admit the need for tighter laws to control the ownership of handguns.And yet,most 30.(unusual,current,appareent) efforts to make strict laws to keep guns out of the hands of would-be offenders are 31.(judged,mentioned,challenged) by people who believe owning a gun is an American's right.When identifying a cause for the 32.(desire,need,lack) of laws controlling gun ownership,many 33.blame to one organization 34.(in partiular,in fact ,in addition) ,the National Rifle Association (国家枪支协会).It is one of the most 35.(negative,powerful,absolute) organizations in America and it 36.to it that public officials do not make laws that keep people 37.(finds,looks,sees) owning guns.The organization's public relations 38.(impression,influence,campaign) is polished and effective,and its executives are well-connected in Washington,D.C.Persons representing this organization often point out that criminals get access to guns through means outside of the law,39.(even so,and yet,and therefore) ,laws would not do much to reduce access to handguns.It should be noted that 40.(despite,regardless,with) the efforts of the National Rifle Association,some recent handgun laws have actually been passed in the United States,but it is hard to say accurately if the laws are working to reduce access to handguns by criminals.

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I can't tell you how many times I've been asked if I own a gun."You're from the United States,so do you own a gun?" I suppose it is a good question.You can't 21.(foucus on,turn on+,call for) TV without news about a robbery 22.(to which,for which+,in which) a gun was used,more precisely,a pistol.America is unusual in its 23.(style,access+,approach) to gun ownership (所有权).Most countries do not allow gun ownership.Those 24.(opposed+,combated,committed) to ordinary citizens' owning handguns often 25.(compare+,compete,illustrate) the rates of crimes in other countries to the rates in the United States.The United States has 26.(so,too,far+) more crimes with guns than other countries where handgun ownership is not allowed.It is hard to 27.(identify,estimate,ignore+) the fact that the country with the 28.(lowest,highest+,first) rate of crime in the world is the easiest place to buy a gun.
Presently,many,29.(if+,when,whether) not most Americans,admit the need for tighter laws to control the ownership of handguns.And yet,most 30.(unusual,current+,appareent) efforts to make strict laws to keep guns out of the hands of would-be offenders are 31.(judged,mentioned,challenged+) by people who believe owning a gun is an American's right.When identifying a cause for the 32.(desire,need,lack+) of laws controlling gun ownership,many 33.blame to one organization 34.(in particular+,in fact ,in addition) ,the National Rifle Association (国家枪支协会).It is one of the most 35.(negative,powerful+,absolute) organizations in America and it 36..(finds,looks,sees+) to it that public officials do not make laws that keep people 37(from+) owning guns.The organization's public relations 38.(impression,influence+,campaign) is polished and effective,and its executives are well-connected in Washington,D.C.Persons representing this organization often point out that criminals get access to guns through means outside of the law,39.(even so,and yet+,and therefore) ,laws would not do much to reduce access to handguns.It should be noted that 40.(despite+,regardless,with) the efforts of the National Rifle Association,some recent handgun laws have actually been passed in the United States,but it is hard to say accurately if the laws are working to reduce access to handguns by criminals.