-Doctor, on the Nanjing street, a boy is badly injured by a car．Could you come here at once? - ．We’ll arrive there soon． [ ] A．Yes, take it easy B．Well, it just depends． C．Ok, help yourself to 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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－Doctor, on the Nanjing street, a boy is badly injured by a car．Could you come here at once?

－________．We’ll arrive there soon．

[　　]

A．Yes, take it easy

B．Well, it just depends．

C．Ok, help yourself to it．

D．All right, take your time．

答案：A

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C．Drinking too much water may cause headaches.

D．Average, healthy people should drink more water.

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A．proves good for the body	B．has scientific proof of harm
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A．The two experts.	B．The Indian doctor.
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