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江苏省泰州市海陵区泰州中学附属初级中学2020届九年级上学期英语期中考试试卷(含小段音频)
A British man has attracted widespread praise in China for donating six of his organs(器官)
Mark Terence Osborne, who was 49, was sent to the 1room at 9 a.m. after he lost his 118-day battle (搏击,斗争)for 2 on June 29. His wife, Mrs. Wang, 3to donate his heart, kidneys, liver and comeas (角膜)under his will and with his daughter's 4back in the UK. In this way Osborne 5his life in his beloved(挚爱的) land.
Osborne6to Hangzhou six years ago. Their peaceful life came to a 7end on March 3, 2016 when Osborne fell into a deep coma(昏迷)following a stroke(中风).
Osborne was familiar(熟悉的) with organ donation. His mother received a heart transplantation operation (移植手术)from a donor and 8for ten more years. His family believes they should return the help by donating organs to others.
When Wang made the decision to donate, Osborne's family was very supportive and delivered all the necessary files at once. Wang signed on the organ donation registration(登记)form for 9 on June 29. She also decided to 10 others in the way her husband did.
Osborne's death has been a main topic of discussion on Chinese social media with many11his decision. "I felt such a sense of 12when I read so much praise for Mark online. Many people in China believe the body should remain 13 after death, and14, there is a great shortage of organs available(可用的). I hope that what Mark did can help 15 people's views on organ donation, "said his wife.
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