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【题目】IV. 根据对话内容，运用方框中所给的句子选项补全对话。选项中有一项是多余的。

(Mrs. Poole, a 77-year-old dancer, has just won “Best Ballet (芭蕾舞)Dancer” of the city.)

Zhang Hua: Congratulations! Could I ask you some questions?

Mrs. Poole: 【1】

Zhang Hua: When did you start to learn ballet?

Mrs. Poole: 【2】

Zhang Hua: It must be very difficult to become a good dancer. Did you think of giving up?

Mrs. Poole: Yes, it was in my thirties.

Zhang Hua: 【3】

Mrs. Poole: Because I thought I was too old for ballet, but I’m still dancing now.

Zhang Hua: Cool! 【4】

Mrs. Poole: It is not only a kind of dance, but also a lifelong job. Ballet is my life.

Zhang Hua: How you love it!【5】

Mrs. Poole: Certainly not. Do what you love to do. It’s the secret to success.

Zhang Hua: Thank you! Nice talking with you!

A. Sure, you can.

B. I started at the age of seven.

C. I really can’t agree with you.

D. What does ballet mean to you?

E. Why did you want to stop dancing then?

F. Would you mind giving me some advice?

A. Sure, you can.

B. I started at the age of seven.

C. I really can’t agree with you.

D. What does ballet mean to you?

E. Why did you want to stop dancing then?

F. Would you mind giving me some advice?

【答案】

【1】A

【2】B

【3】E

【4】D

【5】F

【解析】

普尔夫人，一位77岁的舞蹈家，刚刚获得了该市“最佳芭蕾舞蹈家”的称号。这个对话是张华对他的采访。

【1】根据上文Congratulations! Could I ask you some questions?可知下文是Sure, you can.当然，你会。故选A

【2】根据上文When did you start to learn ballet?可知下文是I started at the age of seven. 我从7岁开始。故选B

【3】根据下文Because I thought I was too old for ballet, but I’m still dancing now.可知上文是Why did you want to stop dancing then? 那你为什么要停止跳舞？故选E

【4】根据下文It is not only a kind of dance, but also a lifelong job. Ballet is my life.可知上文是What does ballet mean to you? 芭蕾舞对你意味着什么？故选D

【5】根据下文Certainly not. Do what you love to do. It’s the secret to success.可知上文是Would you mind giving me some advice?你介意给我一些建议吗?故选F.

1、通过阅读中心句快速掌握文章脉络

2、划出句子中的关键词

3、 题干中通常会有指示性词汇

4、首次阅读中不确定的位置做个记号

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