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13．You can't imagine a well-dressed lady ______ be so rude to the old woman．（ ）| A． | might | B． | need | C． | should | D． | would |
分析 你很难想象一个衣着光鲜的女士竟然会对一位老妇人如此粗鲁．
解答 答案C．
A项"也许，可能"；B"必需，需要"；D项"将会；过去（常常）"；C项"竟然；应该"；根据题干信息可知，一般而言，穿着很好的女士应该是自身素质高，有修养、内涵的人，然而却对老人粗鲁，这实在是让人匪夷所思，出乎意外．因此C项符合语境，故选C．
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| 36．A．glad | B．safe | C．kind | D．quiet |
| 37．A．end | B．aim | C．rule | D．plan |
| 38．A．guessing | B．shaking | C．responding | D．laughing |
| 39．A．eyes | B．mouths | C．books | D．doors |
| 40．A．Punctually | B．Importantly | C．Amazingly | D．Obviously |
| 41．A．passed one on | B．gave one back | C．turned one in | D．took one out |
| 42．A．slept | B．nodded | C．waited | D．continued |
| 43．A．talking | B．singing | C．dancing | D．listening |
| 44．A．legs | B．heads | C．arms | D．shoulders |
| 45．A．teach | B．imagine | C．play | D．understand |
| 46．A．unprepared | B．unspoken | C．unknown | D．unforgotten |
| 47．A．games | B．music | C．tears | D．knowledge． |
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| 33．A．Although | B．Because | C．As | D．Unless |
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| 48．A．beside | B．before | C．below | D．behind |
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