----Hello!May I speak to Jack please?----This is Jack speaking．(51)E----This is Sam．I called you last night.but there was no reply．----(52)D I bought something for my trip to Guangzhou．----Guangzh 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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18．----Hello!May I speak to Jack please？
----This is Jack speaking．（51）E
----This is Sam．I called you last night，but there was no reply．
----（52）D I bought something for my trip to Guangzhou．
----Guangzhou？That's where the 16th Asian Games was held．How lucky you are!
----（53）GWhat did you call me for？
----I'll have a birthday party next Thursday．Would you like to come？
----I'd love to，but I'm afraid I can't come!（54）B
----What a pity that you can't come!（55）A
----Thank you very much．Bye!
----Bye!

A．Have a good time!
B．My plane will take off next Tuesday．
C．Thank you．
D．I was shopping at that time．
E．Who is that？
F．Who are you？
G．So I am．

分析 ----你好，我能和Jack通话吗？
----我就是Jack，你是哪位？
----我是Sam．我昨晚给你打过电话，但是没有人接听．
----我当时在购物，我买了一些去广州旅游的东西．
----广州？是16届亚运会举办的城市吗？你太幸运了．
----的确如此，你打电话有什么事吗？
----我下周四举办生日晚会，你能来吗？
----我想去，但是我恐怕去不了了，我乘坐的飞机周二就要起飞了．
----你不能来太可惜了，祝你旅途愉快．
----谢谢你，再见！
----再见！

解答 EDGBA
51．根据开头内容可知，这是电话用语，所以开始接通后要说出找谁，故选E．
52．上面说打过电话没人接，对方自然解释为什么没接，结合I bought something for my trip to Guangzhou．故选D．
53．此处是对How lucky you are!的回应，所以选G．
54．前面说I'd love to，but I'm afraid I can't come!，此时需要进一步解释为什么不能来，故选B．
55．根据后面的答语表示感谢，所以此处应该是祝福对方旅途愉快．故选A．

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