When Tommy got up in the morning, he did not feel very   1   ．He sneezed (打噴嚏) and his nose was running．He thought that perhaps he had   2   a cold．Tommy’s mother put her   3   on his forehead and found his temperature was very high．She was   4   and told him to see a doctor at once．There is a clinic near their home．It opens at ten o’clock in the morning．As it was still early, Tommy   5   on the sofa to relax him self, When the clock struck ten, he left home for the clinic.

    Several   6   were waiting for the doctor when he arrived．The nurse asked him to tell her his registration(掛號) number．Then she took out his record card and put a thermometer (體溫表) in his mouth．She told him to keep it under the tongue．After a   7   she took it out and told him that it read 101 degrees Fahrenheit (華氏)．Tommy waited for some time before he was   8   to the doctor’s room．The doctor asked him   9   questions and   10   to his heart heats．Then he advised Tommy to drink more water and sleep more.

1．A．pleased

B．enjoyable

C．merry

D．well

2．A．infected

B．caught

C．attracted

D．fell

3．A．arm

B．thumb

C．hand

D．elbow

4．A．worried

B．displeased

C．disappointed

D．fear

5．A．lie

B．laid

C．lay

D．lain

6．A．ladies

B．sickly

C．ill persons

D．patients

7．A．time

B．second

C．while

D．period

8．A．omitted

B．admitted

C．entered

D．let

9．A．more

B．another

C．a few

D．to answer

10．A．heard

B．cared

C．left

D．listened

 

答案：D;B;C;A;C;D;C;B;C;D
提示：

1.       覺得不舒服：did not feel very well。

2.       had caught a cold 感冒了。

3.       把手放在他額頭上。

4.       很擔心，she was worried。

5.       躺在床上，lie的過去式是lay。

6.       已經(jīng)有幾個病人在外面等了。

7.       過了一會兒，用after a while。

8.       允許去見醫(yī)生。

9.       問了一些問題。

10.   聽了聽他的心跳

 


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