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I flew from Sydney to Melbourne for meetings._1_ reaching Melbourne about 7:15 a. m, I went for a taxi. As I walked out into the morning light, a voice entered my ears.
“Good morning sir, do you need a taxi?” A driver said to me with a smile. I said yes and _2_ into the taxi. When I told the driver_3_ I wanted to go, he asked, “Sir, what time do you need to be there ?” I replied by 9:00 a. m. and he turned on the meter.
My destination was far away. During the long _4_, the driver and I talked and talked. His name is Yusuf. I _5_ him I’d be returning to Sydney on a 6:30 p. m. flight. We reached my destination at 8:50 a. m. As I was about to get out of the taxi, Yusuf handed me a _6_ with his mobile number on the back. He said that if I gave him a _7_, he would come to pick me up.
It was a _8_ day for me. By 3:15 p. m. I had _9_ my three important meetings and was ready to return to the _10_. So I called Yusuf and he said “Thanks. I’ll pick you up in 30 minutes”. On the way back, Yusuf asked me, “Can you _11_ how I can be a better taxi driver?” I looked at him for a moment and said, “ Yusuf, just_12_ doing what you’re doing.” He looked back at me as if to _13_further explanation of what I had said. I went on saying, “handing me your card and _14_ to come and pick me up tell me you _15_know how to be a better taxi driver.” We chatted _16_ and then it was time for us to say_17_.
When I was _18_ to leave, two ladies rushed up and asked if Yusuf could take them to the city. Yusuf said yes _19_ they jumped in . Yusuf had many customers. Yes, the more time you spend talking and listening to your customers, the more _20_ they’ll bring you

I flew from Sydney to Melbourne for meetings._1_ reaching Melbourne about 7:15 a. m, I went for a taxi. As I walked out into the morning light, a voice entered my ears.
“Good morning sir, do you need a taxi?” A driver said to me with a smile. I said yes and _2_ into the taxi. When I told the driver_3_ I wanted to go, he asked, “Sir, what time do you need to be there ?” I replied by 9:00 a. m. and he turned on the meter.
My destination was far away. During the long _4_, the driver and I talked and talked. His name is Yusuf. I _5_ him I’d be returning to Sydney on a 6:30 p. m. flight. We reached my destination at 8:50 a. m. As I was about to get out of the taxi, Yusuf handed me a _6_ with his mobile number on the back. He said that if I gave him a _7_, he would come to pick me up.
It was a _8_ day for me. By 3:15 p. m. I had _9_ my three important meetings and was ready to return to the _10_. So I called Yusuf and he said “Thanks. I’ll pick you up in 30 minutes”. On the way back, Yusuf asked me, “Can you _11_ how I can be a better taxi driver?” I looked at him for a moment and said, “ Yusuf, just_12_ doing what you’re doing.” He looked back at me as if to _13_further explanation of what I had said. I went on saying, “handing me your card and _14_ to come and pick me up tell me you _15_know how to be a better taxi driver.” We chatted _16_ and then it was time for us to say_17_.
When I was _18_ to leave, two ladies rushed up and asked if Yusuf could take them to the city. Yusuf said yes _19_ they jumped in . Yusuf had many customers. Yes, the more time you spend talking and listening to your customers, the more _20_ they’ll bring you.
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本文描述了一艘船在寒冷的天气中,遭遇到了冰冻,但在船长和船员的共同努力下,最终脱离了险境.
答案详解
1. B需要船员们去叫醒,说明“睡着了”.
2. C with great care 意为“细心地”,系固定搭配,在此作状语.
3. A make a hole“弄一个洞”,意思较为笼统.drill暗指用钻去钻,dig暗指用锹去挖,而船长用的工具却是斧头,故B、C两个选项应该舍去.
4. D在轮流干之前,只是船长一人在干,船长干时,大家只是在一旁注视着.
5. B因为情况比较危急,所以大家观望时心情一定很焦虑.
6. B前后有因果关系.
7. D由each member推知,众船员“依次”干了起来.
8. C bear意为“忍受”,表明大家在尽全力干,能干多长就干多长.put up 后加上with ,也可作“忍受”讲.
9. A 因为站着破冰有危险,所以设法“跪下”.从词语搭配关系中也能得到一点启发.
10. D 掉下大海无法营救,所以站在很滑的甲板上某种程度上就意味着“死亡”.
11. A call to sb大声叫某人,call on拜访（某人）,call up打电话,call at拜访（某地）,四个词组中只有call to 合乎语境.
12. B 点上炉子是为了让炉子“散发”热量,保持船舱暖和.
13. C为使船舱不结冰,就要使其温度保持在“冰点”之上.
14. A冰融化后,可使船的重量减轻,使船体上浮.
15. C如果冰不清除,船就会不断下沉,那就肯定“危险”了.
16. B船上浮是在船员们一小时的辛劳之后得以实现的.
17. D remove“去除”,等于take away.
18. D in spite of 意为“不管、尽管”,表示让步关系.
19. C 另三个词不能按sb to do.
20.C float意为“漂浮”,清除冰的目的显然是为了不使船下沉.
再问： 。。。
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再问： 这答案应该不对劲吧
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再答： 哪里不对 亲可以指出来