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故选B。

52．E　考查上下文的语境理解。

上句问“加两茶匙？

”，涉及具体数字，故选E。

53．G　考查上下文的语境理解。

品尝后赞扬，下句询问“要不要再来点儿”，故选G。

54．A　考查上下文的语境理解。

根据下文“我不希望吸二手烟”可知介意对方抽烟。

故选A。

55．C　考查上下文的语境理解。

上句提到善意的建议，当然要感谢。

故选C。

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T2[2013·

阅读下面短文，并按照题目要求用英语回答问题（请注意问题后的词数要求）。

Anurseof78thisweekendcelebrates60yearsofwalkingthewards—andshehasnoplanstoretire.

JackieReidwas18whenshestartedworkin1953—whentheNationalHealthService（NHS）wasjustfiveyearsold—andisbelievedtobetheoldestnurseinBritain.

Thediabetes（糖尿病）specialisthadtoretireat65butreturnedasanursewithintwoweeksandstilldoesuptofourseven－and－a－halfhourshifts（轮班）eachweek.

MrsReidsaid：

“NursingishardifyoudoitcorrectlybutIlovemyjob.WorkingfortheNHShasbeenmylife.IhavenootherhobbiesbecauseIhaveworkedallmylife.”

Jackiehasworkedatanumberofdiffere

nthospitals—includingoneinScotland.

Herspecialistfieldhasbeendiabetesforthepast40years.Sheretrainedafterher12－year－olddaughterMichelledevelopedthedisease.ShecurrentlyworksatSouthendHospital,Essex.

Overthelast60yearsshehastreatedtensofthousandsofpatients.

Jackiebelievesnursingshouldbeprotectedfromgovernmentcuts.Shesaid：

“There'

relotsofthingsIwouldsaytothegovernment.Ifyouaregoingtogetgoodcareyouhavetohavetheresources（资源）,youcan'

tdoitwithoutenoughmoney.Theyshouldn'

tneedthecutsthatthereareintheNHS.It'

shardnowbecausethere'

sashortageofstaff.”

JackiehaslivedaloneinGrays,Essex,sinceherhusbanddiedthreeyearsago.

Thecouplehavetwodaughters,Michelle,50,andKaren,54.

Jackieadded：

“Myyoungestdaughterworriesaboutme—shedoesn'

tthinkIshouldworkasmuchasIdo.Iconstantlysay‘don'

tworryaboutme,I'

mfine’，butsheneverbelievesme.Idon'

tlikethethoughtofgivingitupandwilltrytokeepgoingforever.”

56．InwhichyearwastheNHSsetup？

（within2words）

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57．WhatdoesJackiethinkofnursing?

（within6words）

58．WhendidJackieretraininthefieldofdiabetes?

59．WhatdoesJackiewish

thegovernmenttodo?

（within7words）

60．WhydoesJackie'

sdaughterworryabouther?

（within8words）

56．In1948.　考查细节捕捉及计算能力。

根据文中“JackieReidwas18whenshestartedworkin1953—whentheNationalHealthService（NHS）wasjustfiveyearsold—andisbelievedtobetheoldestnurseinBritain.”可知，在1953年JackieReid18岁时，她开始工作，当时国民健康服务（NHS）只有5岁。

1953－5＝1948。

57.It'

shardbutshelovesit.　考查细节理解能力。

根据文中“NursingishardifyoudoitcorrectlybutIlovemyjob.WorkingfortheNHShasbeenmylife.”可知护理是很难的，但Jackie热爱她的工作。

58.Afterherdaughterdevelopeddiabetes.　考查细节理解能力。

根据文中“Herspecialistfieldhasbeendiabetesforthepast40years.Sheretrainedafterher12－year－olddaughterMichelledevelopedthedisease.”可知，她的专业领域在过去40年里一直是糖尿病。

她12岁的女儿米歇尔得了糖尿病后，她又再次去培训。

59．Nottomakecutsinnursing.　考查细节理解能力。

根据文中“Jackiebelievesnursingshouldbeprotectedfromgovernmentcuts.‘…Theyshouldn'

tneedthecutsthatthereareintheNHS…’”可知，Jackie认为政府不应该削减护理方面的投入。

60.Becauseshethinkshermotherworkstoohard.　考查细节理解能力。

根据文中“…shedoesn'

tthinkIshouldworkasmuchasIdo…”可知她认为母亲不应该做这么多工作。

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资阳一诊]

W:

Excuseme.__1__

M:

ThePublicLibrary?

ButtherearesomanypubliclibrariesinLondon.__2__

Thenearestone,ofcourse.

__3__You'

dbettertakeabus.TaketheNo.7bustothezoo,thenchangetotheNo.9busandgetoffattheend.

__4__

Gostraightdownthestreet,andturnleftatthetrafficlights.Thentakethesecondturningontheright,andyou'

llfindthebusstopnearthecorner.__5__

Thankyouverymuch.

Notatall.

A.Seeyoulater.

B.Youcan'

tmissit.

C.Youcanwalkthere.

D.That'

sratherfaraway,too.

E.Whichonedoyouwanttogoto?

F.Andwhere'

stheNo.7busstop,please?

G.CanyoutellmethewaytothePublicLibrary?

1－5　GEDFB

（二）

[2013·

广元一诊]

—Hello，Mike.Howhaveyoubeenallthesedays?

—Justfine,Jane.Wehaven'

tbeenintouchforquitealongtime.__1__

—IwenttoEuropetoattendaninternationalconference.Icamebackonlyyesterday.

—__2__Oh，Inearlyforgot.MrSmithaskedmetoinviteyoutohisdaughterMary'

swedding.Hecannotreachyou.

—That'

sfine.__3__Whenandwherewilltheceremonybeheld?

—TheceremonywillbeheldintheLongIslandHotelonFebruary28th.

—LongIslandHotel,February28th.That'

snextSaturday.__4__Thankyoufortellingmeaboutthewedding.__5__

—Seeyouthen.

—Seeyou.

A．I'

venoteditdown.

B.How'

severything?

C.Wherehaveyoubeen?

D.I'

llbethereontime.

E.I'

mgladtobeinvited.

F.Let'

skeepintouch.

G.Iknowyouarealwaysonthego.

1－5　CGEAD

（三）

乐山一诊]

M：

Hello,darling.I'

vejustheardIhavetogotoItalyforacoupleofdays.Iamflyingthisevening.

W：

Oh,David,__1__YouknowtheJohnsonsarecomingaroundtoseeustonight.

Yes,Iknow.ButIcan'

thelpit.They'

llhavetocomesomeothertime.

__2__

Iamafraidwehavetochangeallourplans.

Allright,David,__3__

Iamtakingthe7o'

clockplanetoRome.

Areyoucominghomebeforeyougototheairport?

IafraidIcan'

t.__4__

Whataboutyoursuitcase?

Iamafraidyou'

llhavetopackitforme.

Andwhoisfetchingitforyou?

You'

llbringit,darling.

__5__

Becauseyouarecomingwithme.It'

syourbirthdayonSaturdayandthistripismybirth

daypresentforyou.I'

llmeetyouattheairport,threequartersbeforetheflight.Don'

tforgetanythinganddon'

tbelate.Seeyoulater,darling.

A.Whenexactlyareyouleavingthen?

B.Iamstillhavingatalkwithmybosshere.

C.What'

sthematter?

D.Whyme?

E.Doyoureallyhavetogo?

F.It'

sapitythatwehavetochangeourplans.

G.Thenwewon'

tbeabletogotothetheatertomorrow.

1－5　EGABD

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南充一诊]

A:

Mary,wearegoingtohaveapartyonNewYear'

sEve.I'

msurewe'

llhaveagoodtime.__1__

B:

I'

dliketo.__2__

Inourclassroom.Wearegoingtodecorateitandturnitintoasplendidballroom.

__3__IshallbeverygladtospendmyfirstNewYearinChinawithyou.

Butwearegoingtoaskeveryoneatthepartytogiveaperformance.__4__

Iwill.Myvoiceisnotverypleasanttotheear,though.

Iheardyousingonce.__5__I'

msureyou'

llbethestarofourNewYearparty.

Oh,thankyou.

A．Yourvoicewassweetandbeautifu

l.

B.Whereareyougoingtohaveit?

C.Wouldyouliketojoinus?

D

.No,Idon'

tknow.

E.Oh,itisgreat.

sgototheballroomtogether.

G.DosingussomeEnglishsongs,please.

1－5　CBEGA

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宜宾一诊]

—I'

mtired,Larry.Canwehaveabreak?

—__1__

—Iknow,butI'

mreallytired,andmystomachhurts.

—__2__

—IwassoexcitedthatIcouldn'

tsleeplastnight.Ifellasleepatabout2o'

clockinthemorning.

—Oh,Susie.Itoldyou

thatyouwouldn'

tbeabletoclimbthemountainunlessyougotenoughsleep!

—__3__21世纪教育网

—Thisisaonedaytrip.We'

llhavetokeepgoingandtrytoreachthetopbynoonorgiveuprightnowandgohome.Whichdoyouwant?

—WhichonedoIchoose?

__4__

—Well,youneedtomakeupyourmindsoon—whetherwekeepgoingorgiveup.

—__5__OK,IthinkIwillnotgiveup.

A.Yes,youdid,butIcouldn'

thelpit.

B.Idon'

twanttogiveup,butI'

msotired.

C.Sorry,butwe'

resupposedtobemeetingalone.

D.Letmethinkaboutit.21世纪教育网

E.Yes.Ofcourse.21世纪教育网21世纪教育网

F.Butwejuststartedabouttwentyminutesago.

G.What'

1－5　FGABD

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成都外国语学校2月月考]

WhenyoungpeopleintheUnitedStatesgatherforfun,thereisagoodchancethattheywillsoonbedancing.Iftherearenomusicians,theywillplayrecords.Iftherearenorecords,someoneiscertaintohavearadio.Onewayoranothertherewillbedancing.

Thewaysthatboysandgirlsdancewilloftenchangeeveryyearortwo.Youmayhearthemsaythattheverylateststepsare“in”whilelastyear'

sstepsare“out”.Eachboyandgirltakesprideinlearningnewestthings.Theyfeelthatthisisimportanttoremainpopularwiththeirfriends.

Yearsagothedancesofyoungpeoplewerenotverydifferentfromthoseoftheirparents,buthighschoolandcollegestudentsoftodayhavecreatedtheirownmusicandhaveinventedtheirowndances,thankstopeoplelikeChubbyChecker,theBeatl

es,andElvisPresley.Thesemusicianshelpedtomakepopularanexcitingnewkindofmusicthatpeoplebegantodancetoinadifferentway.

Inthelate1950sChubbyCheckerstartedadancethathecalledthe“twist”.Thetwist,likesomanynewdances,waslively,andpeoplewhoperformeditusedalotofenergy.Theword

“chubby”means“alittlebitfat”，whichiswhythissingeranddancercalledhimselfChubby.

Afterdemon