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  3. The playwright David Henry Hwang has been in high demand in recent years—not for works like his Tony Award-winning M. Butterfly,

The playwright David Henry Hwang has been in high demand in recent years—not for works like his Tony Award-winning M. Butterfly,

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问题     The playwright David Henry Hwang has been in high demand in recent years—not for works like his Tony Award-winning M. Butterfly, which is essentially banned there,【C1】______because of his standing as the only son of Asia to be【C2】______regularly on Broadway. In 2005 he was【C3】______to Shanghai to discuss Broadway-style shows that might fill the lavish(耗费巨大的)cultural centers under【C4】______across the country. Yet our appreciation for status symbols【C5】______Broadway and Mr. Hwang did not translate into understanding more ordinary aspects of American life. "We【C6】______to one brand-new cultural center that had extremely beautiful Italian marble(大理石), fine Brazilian wood, smart German design and these horribly【C7】______signs for handicapped restrooms that read, ’Deformed Man’s Toilet, ’" Mr. Hwang recalled. " You saw this over and over—an eagerness【C8】______Chinese and Americans to impress one another,【C9】______wildly basic misundentandings because of language and cultural【C10】______. I realized I’d never seen a play【C11】______with this aspect, where the characters are rying to understand each other【C12】______keeping the dignity of their own language."
    Mr. Hwang’s latest play, Chinglish, now【C13】______preview performances on Broadway at the Longacre Theater, is his【C14】______to grapple(努力应付)with East-West relations from a good【C15】______that is new for him. Starting with his earliest plays at Stanford-his first, FOB, went straight【C16】______a dormitory production to a run at the Public Theater in New York in 1980—he has【C17】______multiculturalism, the stranger-in-a-strange-land tensions that【C18】______Asian-Americans and others of hyphenated ethnicity. With Chinglish,【C19】______has no Asian-American characters, Mr. Hwang has moved on from multiculturalism to consider internationalism today, specifically the frustrations【C20】______by Americans and Chinese who are united in capitalist greed but divided by their cultural sensibilities.
【C20】
选项 A、left
B、experienced
C、produced
D、gave
答案B
解析 由空格前的frustrations以及其后的Americans and Chinese可以推断该句大意为“特别是那些集合在资本主义的贪婪之下却被文化情感所分隔的美国人和中国人所经历的那种沮丧”，因此选择B)。
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