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5．-John hit me，Mum!
-_____．You shouldn't have been rude to him．（　　）
A．That's absolutely rightB．Don't be disappointed
C．It doesn't matterD．It serves you right

分析 ---妈妈，约翰打我！-
--你活该．你本来就不应该那样粗鲁地对待他．

解答 答案：D
A项"那是绝对正确的；"B项"不要失望"；C项"没关系"；D项"你活该"；根据答句中的"You shouldn't have been rude to him"可知，妈妈认为说话者不应该那样粗鲁地对待约翰，所以说话者"被约翰打"是活该，情有可原的，因此D项符合语境，故选D．

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Sad to say，there are times when I’m sitting next to someone who just wants to vent(发泄） his temper or inflict(强加）his political views on an audience for 600 miles. It was one of those days. I settled in, as my seatmate began his speech on the terrible state of the world with the time worn, “You know, kids today are...” He went on and on, sharing vague notions of the terrible state of teens and young adults, based on watching the six o’clock news rather selectively.

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In a little Indiana town, there was a 15-year-old boy with a brain tumor. He was undergoing radiation and chemotherapy(化疗）treatments，As a result of those treatments, he had lost all of his hair. I don’t know about you, but I remember how I would have felt about that at his age ---I would have felt awkward and ashamed.

This young man’s classmates willingly came to the rescue: all the boys in his grade asked their mothers if they could shave their heads so that Brian wouldn’t be the only bald boy in the high school. There, on that page was a photograph of a mother shaving all of her sons’ hair with the family looking on approvingly. And in the background, a group of similar bald young men.

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A. meeting talkative people

B. the commitments concerning speaking, like lecturers

C. a psychologist

D. to cope with complaints

2.The word “rival” in the first paragraph could best be replaced by .

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A. Favorable. B. Critical.

C. Indifferent. D. Satisfied.

4.The author's purpose in telling the news about the 15-year-old boy is .

A. to show his disappointment in kids today

B. to praise the diseased boy’s bravery

C. to draw people’s attention to care for such people

D. to display his confidence and faith in today’s teens

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