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【题目】Acceptionist：Can I help you？

Daniel：Yes, I’m doing some research on Roman civilization．__【1】___

Acceptionist：These books over here are about ancient history．__【2】_

Daniel：Can I check this one out？

Acceptionist：_【3】_．It’s for reference only, so it must stay in the library．But you’re welcome to look through it．

Daniel：Ok．__【4】__

Acceptionist：All right．They’re due back next Wednesday．

Daniel：__【5】__

A． I’m sorry．

B． It doesn’t matter．

C． Thanks for your help．

D． They might be helpful．

E． They must be useful for you．

F． And I’d like to check these books out．

G． Do you have any books on the subject？

【答案】

【1】G

【2】D

【3】A

【4】F

【5】C

【解析】

【1】G句意：你有一些关于这个科目的书吗？根据上文“要做一些关于罗马文明的研究”。故选G。

【2】D句意：他们可能很有帮助。根据上文“这里有些关于古代历史的书籍。”故选D。

【3】A句意：对不起。根据下文“这些是参考书，只能在图书馆里看。”可知：不可以带出图书馆。故选A。

【4】F句意：我要借走这些书。根据上文“Can I check this one out？”。可知：这里是要借书离开了。故选 F。

【5】C句意：谢谢你的帮忙。根据上文的“请在下周三前还书”可知：借书完成，谈话结束。故选C。

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