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【题目】根据对话内容, 从下面选择恰当的句子将对话补充完整。（选项中有两项是多余的）

Brian: Hi, Cindy. 【1】

Cindy: Hi, Brian. It’s nice to see you and so many old classmates.

Brian: So it is.【2】

Cindy: You’re right. It’s really a long time.

Brian: Did you see the old photos on the wall?

Cindy: I sure did.【3】

Brian: But those are some great memories.

Cindy: Hey!【4】

Brian: Yes, it is. I remember he used to stay up all night studying.

Cindy:【5】

Brian: Yes. He was the only one left in the class when he woke up.

Cindy: That was really funny.

A.What happened?

B.Long time no see!

C.Who took these photos?

D.Isn’t that John over there?

E.We looked so funny in them.

F.I can’t believe it’s been ten years.

G.And then he would sleep in class.

【答案】

【1】B

【2】F

【3】E

【4】D

【5】G

【解析】

对话大意：老同学聚会，Cindy和Brian看着墙上的老照片，回忆学校往事，谈到以前同学John的趣事。

【1】根据下文“It’s nice to see you and so many old classmates.”可知此处是老同学见面的寒暄，与之搭配的应该是：好久不见，故选B。

【2】根据下文“It’s really a long time.”可知真的很长时间了，此处表示很久未见，与之搭配的应该是：我不敢相信已经有十年了，故选F。

【3】根据上文“Did you see the old photos on the wall?”可知此处是对墙上老照片的感慨，与之搭配的应该是：我们看起来很有趣，故选E。

【4】根据下文“I remember he used to stay up all night studying.”可知Brian回想起John上学时常常熬夜通宵学习；根据答句“Yes, it is.”可知，问句应该是一般疑问句，而且提到了人。与之搭配的应该是：那不是John吗，故选D。

【5】根据下文“Yes. He was the only one left in the class when he woke up.”可知John是醒来后唯一留在班上的人，此处应该提到因为熬夜John会在班上睡觉。与之搭配的应该是：他在课上会睡觉，故选G。

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