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6．One day Tony was crossing the road when he was hit by a car．He fell and broke his arm．
    He was sent to a hospital．There a doctor operated on his arm．Then he put the arm in a cast （石膏）．Tony couldn't move it at all．
"You must keep your arm in a cast for a month，"the doctor said．"That will give the bone（骨头）a chance to get well．"
    A month later，Tony went back to the hospital．The doctor used a large knife to cut the cast．Then he took Tony's arm out of the cast．
"Can you move your arm，Tony？"he asked．
     Tony tried to move his arm．At first it was difficult，but soon he could move it easily．
"Yes，it's fine，"he said．"Thank you very much．"
"In a few days it will be as good as before，"the doctor said．"Just exercises it a little every day．"
"Will I be able to play the guitar？"Tony asked．
     The doctor smiled．"Of course you will，"he said．"You'll have no problems．"
"That is good news，"Tony said．"Because I couldn't play it at all before．"
56．How did Tony break his arm？A
A．He was hit by a car．
B．He fell off a bike．
C．A guitar fell on him．
57．How long did he have to keep arm in a cast？B
A．One week．
B．Four weeks．
C．A few days．
58．How was Tony's arm when the doctor cut the cast？A
A．It was OK．
B．It was hurt．
C．It was worse．
59．What did the doctor tell him to do after the cast was taken off？C
A．See another doctor．
B．Play the guitar．
C．Exercise his arm．
60．Why was Tony pleased？C
A．The doctor gave him a guitar．
B．The doctor said he didn't have to do work again．
C．He thought he would be able to play the guitar．

分析 文章大意：这是一篇人物故事类阅读，主要介绍托尼过马路的时候被车撞了，摔了一跤，胳膊摔断了．医生说："你必须把你的手臂放在石膏里一个月，一个月后，医生把托尼的手臂从石膏中取出．并告诉他再过几天，它就会像以前一样好．托尼说"我将会弹吉他吗？"，医生说"当然"．托尼说"这是个好消息，因为我以前根本一点也不会弹"．

解答 56．答案：A．细节理解题．根据第一段One day Tony was crossing the road when he was hit by a car有一天托尼在过马路时被车撞了．可知，胳膊受伤是车撞的．选A．
57．答案：B．细节理解题．根据第三段You must keep your arm in a cast for a month，你必须让你的手臂在石膏里一个月，可知，是四个星期．选B．
58．答案：A．细节理解题．根据根据倒数第五行Yes，it's fine，"he said．"Thank you very much．"是的，很好"他说，非常感谢．可知，拆掉石膏后胳膊很好，选A．
59．答案：C．细节理解题．根据倒数第四行the doctor said．"Just exercises it a little every day．"医生说："每天只做一点运动．"可知，拆掉石膏后医生让他多运动他的胳膊，选C．
60．答案：C．细节理解题．根据最后三行Will I be able to play the guitar？"Tony asked．The doctor smiled．"Of course you will，"he said．"You'll have no problems．""That is good news，"Tony said．"Because I couldn't play it at all before．""我会弹吉他吗？"托尼问．医生笑了．"当然你会的，"他说，"你不会有问题的．""这是个好消息，"托尼说，"因为我以前根本就不会弹．"，可知，他很高兴是因为"他以为他会弹吉他．"，选C．

点评 阅读题型，要注重句子与句子之间、段落与段落之间逻辑关系以及对篇章的整体理解．根据所给问题选择正确选项完成试题．

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