请英语高手帮我做一下cloze，途中答案为错误
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- 提问者网友：心牵心
- 2021-03-02 10:26
请英语高手帮我做一下cloze，途中答案为错误
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- 五星知识达人网友：底特律间谍
- 2021-03-02 12:00
原文全文如下：
The United Nations estimate that the current total number of Syrians seeking refuge in Turkey, Lebanon, and Jordan is approximately 34,000. Activists and humanitarian officials claim figures are far higher, as many cross Syria's borders illegally or decline to register with the UNHCR due to security concerns. According to data released by the Turkish Prime Ministry's Disaster and Emergency Management Directorate on March 21, the number of Syrian refugees in that country had grown to more than 16,000. In Lebanon, estimates released by the UN, local relief organizations, and security officials place the number of refugees within the country at anywhere from 7,000 to 14,000. In Jordan, numbers range from 5,000 to 7,000, though Jordanian officials have claimed that nearly 80,000 Syrians have crossed into the country since March 2011.
In response to mounting fears of another refugee influx similar to the Iraqi refugee crisis that they experience from 2006-2010, the Jordanian government has recently completed its first refugee camp in the northern outskirts of Mafraq, with plans to construct two more in the near future. In Turkey, the majority of Syrians are set up in eight camps in the southern provinces of Hatay and Gaziantep, and the government soon plans to transfer most of these refugees to a purpose-built container city in the Kilis province. This measure - along with Jordanian plans to construct "more permanent structures" for refugees equipped with electricity, water, and roads - reflects a growing sentiment that refugees are unlikely to return to Syria in the near future.
The United Nations estimate that the current total number of Syrians seeking refuge in Turkey, Lebanon, and Jordan is approximately 34,000. Activists and humanitarian officials claim figures are far higher, as many cross Syria's borders illegally or decline to register with the UNHCR due to security concerns. According to data released by the Turkish Prime Ministry's Disaster and Emergency Management Directorate on March 21, the number of Syrian refugees in that country had grown to more than 16,000. In Lebanon, estimates released by the UN, local relief organizations, and security officials place the number of refugees within the country at anywhere from 7,000 to 14,000. In Jordan, numbers range from 5,000 to 7,000, though Jordanian officials have claimed that nearly 80,000 Syrians have crossed into the country since March 2011.
In response to mounting fears of another refugee influx similar to the Iraqi refugee crisis that they experience from 2006-2010, the Jordanian government has recently completed its first refugee camp in the northern outskirts of Mafraq, with plans to construct two more in the near future. In Turkey, the majority of Syrians are set up in eight camps in the southern provinces of Hatay and Gaziantep, and the government soon plans to transfer most of these refugees to a purpose-built container city in the Kilis province. This measure - along with Jordanian plans to construct "more permanent structures" for refugees equipped with electricity, water, and roads - reflects a growing sentiment that refugees are unlikely to return to Syria in the near future.
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- 1楼网友：躲不过心动
- 2021-03-02 12:29
完形填空不是应该有选项的吗..............
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