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人教版（新课程标准）高中英语必修五Unit 4 Making the news单元测试1
Miwa Sado is a Japanese journalist who died in 2013 after working too hard. Her case became 1 this week after labour inspectors published a detailed 2.
The journalist worked 159 hours of overtime a month and then died of heart failure at home. She was working 3 for Japan's public broadcaster NHK, which is Japan's largest broadcasting 4. At the time of her death she was gathering information on a Tokyo 5 for the next governor.
The death of Sado is expected to make the Japanese government more 6 of the health risks 7 in working too much. According to a survey, about one 8 five workers risks a critical(严重的) health condition because of too 9 work. Now the government wants to 10 overtime to a maximum of 100 hours a month and 11 companies that do not obey.
In another case 12 became known, 24-year-old Matsuri Takahashi, killed herself in 2015 after suffering from 13 and working long hours for a Japanese advertising agency.
Japanese employees, 14, work more hours than anywhere else in the Western world. They also 15 only a third of the holidays they are entitled to. Many Japanese work hard in order to show that they are loyal(忠诚的) to their 16. In 2016, two thousand Japanese workers killed themselves due to stress and 17. Many others died from stress-related diseases, 18 from heart attacks and high blood pressure. The Japanese 19 such work-related deaths as "karoshi"(过劳死).
We can conclude from above that too much work does 20 stress and illnesses. Therefore, the Japanese government has launched a campaign encouraging people to enjoy their holidays.
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