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【题目】听下面一段较长对话,回答以下小题。

1Where is Janet most probably?

A.At Simon's home .B.In the hospital.C.At school.

2What happened to Simon?

A.He got a fever.B.He fell off his bike.C.He hurt his leg seriously.

3What will Simon do next?

A.Call his teacher.B.Take some medicine.C.Go to see the doctor.

【答案】

1C

2A

3B

【解析】

【原文】

W: Hello, Simon. Where have you hidden?

M: Hi, Janet, I'm home.

W: Why? I didn't notice you were not here until the teacher called your name but nobody replied just now.

M: I was about to call the teacher.

W: I heard that you fell when climbing the mountain last weekend.

M: Yes, I did. I nearly hurt my legbut luckily there was nothing serious. What made me lie in bed was my fever after that. The temperature was much lower on the mountain.

W: Oh, have you gone to see the doctor?

M: Without the doctor's permission, how dare I stay at home during school hours? I can take two days' leave.

W: Please take care of yourself and I can help you with the leave.

M: It's very kind of you, Janet.

W: My pleasure. I'll hang up. Bye.

M: OK, I'll take my pills. Bye.

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