上海市高三二模英語試題匯編-完形填空

學(xué)習(xí)必備歡迎下載學(xué)習(xí)必備歡迎下載學(xué)習(xí)必備歡迎下載2013屆（2012學(xué)年）上海市高三英語二?！晷翁羁眨S浦）When16-year-oldEllaFitzgeraldsteppedontothestagetoperformatHarlem’sApolloTheaterin1934,shehadnoideathatherlifewasabouttochange.Herchildhoodhadbeen50.Afterthedeathofherparents,Fitzgeraldhadbeenplacedinaboardingschool.51,theteachersattheschoolmistreatedher,sosheranaway.Homelessandorphaned,Fitzgeraldwastryingherbestto52onthestreetsofNewYorkCitywhenshewonacontesttoperformduringanamateurnightattheApollo.Shehad53plannedtodance,butatthelastsecond,shedecidedtosinghermother’sfavoritesonginstead.Herperformanceearnedher54fromseveralwell-knownmusicians.EllaFitzgeraldwentontobecomea55jazzsinger.Duringamusicalcareerthatspannedsixdecades,Fitzgerald56morethan200albums.Shewon13GrammyAwards,thelastofwhichshereceivedin1990.SheworkedwithsomeofthegreatestAmericansingersofthetwentiethcentury,includingFrankSinatra,LouisArmstrong,CountBasie,andDizzyGillespie.Hertalentandcharm57awiderangeoflistenersaroundtheworld.Theworldwide58UntiltheCivilRightsMovementofthe1960s,theUnitedStates59AfricanAmericancitizensthesametreatmentthatwhitecitizensreceived.Fitzgerald’smanagerandherband60toperformatplaceswherediscrimination(歧視)waspracticed.Theyalsodecidednottoperformunlesstheywerepaidthesameamountaswhitesingersandmusicians.Ella’sfightfor61receivedsupportfromnumerouscelebrityadmirers,includingMarilynMonroe.Fitzgeraldnevertookhergoodfortuneforgranted.Shegavemoneytocharitiesandorganizationsthatcontributedto62disadvantageschildren.Forhermanyciviccontributions,in1992PresidentGeorgeBushawardedherthePresidentialMedalofHonor,oneofthehighesthonors63tocivilians.In1991,Fitzgeraldgaveher64performanceinNewYork’sCarnegieHall.AlthoughEllaFitzgeralddiedin1996,theAmerican“FirstLadyofSong”continuestoliveintheheartsandearsofmusicloversworldwide.50. A.rich B.rough C.funny D.happy51. A.Importantly B.Unforgettably C.Naturally D.Unfortunately52. A.survive B.experience C.learn D.stand 53. A.strangely B.blindly C.originally D.probably 54. A.jealousy B.recognition C.reputation D.gratitude 55. A.creative B.dependent C.undiscovered D.distinguished56. A.released B.sold C.copied D.showed57. A.comparedwith B.appealedto C.composedofD.dependedon 58. A.celebration B.admiration C.relaxation D.implication 59. A.denied B.supported C.offered D.hated60. A.decided B.refused C.started D.afforded 61. A.wealth B.future C.equality D.agreement62. A.caringfor B.playingwith C.preferringto D.pickingup 63. A.ignorant B.inadequate C.available D.official64. A.best B.vivid C.open D.final 50—54 BDACB 55—59 DABBA 60—64 BCACD（浦東）

Whydopeoplegotouniversity?Thereisapopularnotionthatacollegeeducationissomethingtobeenduredinordertobecome

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toobtaincertainkindsofjobsortogotograduateschool.ThisisnotwhatwearetryingtodoatHarvard,norwouldwewishtohavemanystudentsherewhotooksucha(n)

__51__

viewofacollegecareer.Thereareseveralgoalsweaimtoreachinourundergraduateprogram.Themostobviousoneistogiveknowledge—fairly

__52__

knowledgeinonefieldandamoregeneralknowledgeofavarietyofothersubjectareaswhichyoumaychooseaccordingtoyourinterest.Butifacquiringknowledgeisaself-evidentpartofacollegeeducation,itis

__53__themostimportant.Remarkablyfewofthefactsyoulearnherewillremaininyour

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formanyyears,andsomeofthosethatdowillevenbeproved

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bynewknowledge.__56__,wecan

instill(灌輸)certainattitudesofmind—awillingnesstoacceptuncertainty,andthelackofdefinitetruths;independenceofmind,andarespectforfactsandfortheuncomfortableconclusionswhichfactssometimesleadto.Inadditiontothese

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qualities,acollegeeducationshouldtrytolayafoundationforthecreativeuseof

__58__

time.Someofthiscapacitycanbestimulatedintheclassroom—incoursesinthehumanitiesandthearts.Yet,atleastasmuch

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willoccuroutsidethelecturehall—onathleticfields,inmusicrooms,studenttheaters,concerthalls,andsoforth.Thesearesomeofthe__60__ofaliberalcollegeeducationasIseethem.IcannotresistconcludingwithafewprivatethoughtsaboutournewcareersatHarvard.Tobeginwith,Ihopethatwewillthink

__61__

aboutwhatwewanttoaccomplishhere.Itwouldbe

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foryoutosetyoursightsonsomelimitedgoal,suchasgettinggoodgradesormerelygettingintooneoranothergraduateschool.Second,Ihopethatyouwillgivesomethoughttowhatyoucandoforothersduringyourstayhere.Therearemanyproblemswaitingforyourhelp,andmanypeoplewhocould

__63__

yourefforts.Myfinalbitofadvice.Whateverelsewedo,letusremembernottotakeourselvestooseriously.Howevergreatourproblemsmayseem,howeverurgentourcomplaints,theyareovershadowed（黯然失色）

bythe

__64__

ofcountlessotherpeopleonourplanet.

50.A.

fascinated B.qualified

C.

determined

D.required51.A.optimistic

B.strong

C.narrow

D.sensitive52.A.concentrated

B.expanded

C.informed

D.illustrated53.A.byfar

B.farfrom

C.freefrom

D.withoutdoubt54.A.memory

B.position

C.evaluation

D.foundation55.A.useful

B.essential

C.false

D.common56.A.Besides

B.However

C.Therefore

D.Somehow57.A.physical

B.inborn

C.emotional

D.intellectual58.A.business

B.study

C.experiment

D.leisure59.A.appreciation

B.stimulation

C.participation

D.exposure60.

A.benefits

B.aims

C.problems

D.achievements61.A.broadly

B.honestly

C.freely

D.continually62.A.fantastic

B.magic

C.tragic

D.basic63.A.sufferfrom

B.profitfrom

C.reflecton

D.complainabout64.A.inspiration

B.difference

C.ambitions

D.difficulties

50~54.

BCABA

55~59.

CADDB60~64.

BACBD（普陀）A.take B.reduce C.increase D.faceA.profits B.advices C.benefits D.promotionsA.milk B.water C.coke D.coffeeA.basedon B.fondof C.differentfrom D.qualifiedforA.cause B.endure C.ease D.relieveA.warn B.compare C.cure D.treatA.unpleasant B.modest C.significant D.positiveA.tendency B.intention C.intensity D.extensionA.onthecontrary B.asaresult C.forinstance D.inonewordA.turnedup B.tookup C.putup D.gaveupA.satisfaction B.uncertainties C.consequences D.qualificationsA.Moreover B.However C.Otherwise D.NeverthelessA.contemporary B.similar C.different D.initialA.realize B.attach C.demonstrate D.weakenA.unlikely B.sensible C.jealous D.miserable50~54

BCDAA

55~59

BACCA

60~64

BABDA

（徐匯金山松江）

Startingaround1348,theplague(瘟疫)hitthecontinentsofEuropeandAsia.Asaresult,itkilledan50fortymillionpeople.ThisdiseasehascometobeknownastheBlackDeath.Itsvictimssufferedahorriblypainfuldeath51byfeveranddying,blackenedflesh.Althoughtheyarenotcertain,manyhistoriansagreethattheBlackDeathprobablyoriginatedinChinaandspreadthroughtrade52,carriedbyfleas(跳蚤)foundonrats.Ratsareverycommonincities,sotheseareaswerehitthehardest.Thediseasepassedtohumanswhenthefleaswouldjumpfromtheratstoahumanhost.EverysocialgroupsufferedfromtheBlackDeathitwasnotadiscriminating(有識別力的)disease.Butthosewholivedinruralsettingsweresometimes53,aswerethewealthy,whohadless54withoutsidersandcouldaffordtomovetomoreremoteareasinan55tosparethemselves.TheBlackDeathhadmanylong-term56.CertainareasofEuropewerenearly57afterit,includingsomeofitsprosperouscities.Forexample,Bremen,Germany,lostalmost7,000ofits12,000inhabitants;Florence,Italy,lost40,000ofitsnearly90,000;andParislostmorethan50,000ofits180,000.Majorcitieshadtocreatemassgraveyardswherethedeadcouldbeburied.EuropeanpopulationonlybegantoTheBlackDeathalsobroughtabout59changes.Aslargenumbersofpeasantsdied,therewasashortageoflabor.Peasantshad60spentgenerationsworkingforthesamefamily,butaftertheplaguehit,theybegantotakeadvantageofthelabor61.Workers62manytimestheirusualpayforworkandwouldsometimesmovetoanewlordornoblewhooffered63incentives(刺激;鼓勵)andworkingconditions.Inthisway,theBlackDeathcausedthelandowningaristocracy(貴族)tolosemuchoftheirpowerandsocial64.50.

A.enormous B.evaluated C.estimated D.expected51.

A.characterized B.reported C.specialized D.caused52.

A.stations B.goods C.routine D.route53.

A.infected B.spread C.spared D.included54.

A.contact B.similarities C.exchange D.trade55.

A.attraction B.attempt C.effect D.advantage56.

A.consequences B.harms C.effect D.correction57.

A.bare B.populated C.deserted D.developed58.

A.decline B.recover C.motivate D.grow59.

A.economic B.racial C.global D.political60.

A.barely B.usually C.stubbornly D.previously61.

A.boom B.growth C.shortages D.drain62.

A.won B.charged C.offered D.sped63.

A.higher B.better C.similar D.changing64.

A.post B.dream C.system D.position50-54CADCA 55-59BACDA 60-64（楊浦）Joiningabookclubcanbeaveryrewardingexperienceintroducingyoutoaworldofliteraturethatyounormallywouldn'tselectforyourself.It'sagreatwaytostartreadingmoreandgainadeeperunderstandingonyourreadingmaterialandallowsyoutomeetotherpeoplewith___50___interesttoyours.It'salwaystemptingtoselectaclassicorabookthatyoulovedsomuchthatyouare___51___thegroupwillenjoyittoo.Howeverbookclubisalsoaboutgettingoutofyourownliterary___52___zoneasmuchasitisaboutreadingmore.Pickingsomethingyouhaven’treadwillmeanthestoryisas___53___foryouasforeveryoneelse.Agreatwaytoselectabookistocheckforonline___54___oraskfriendsoutsidetheclubfortheirtopsuggestions‘Althoughabookpermonthsounds___55___,sometimesthingsgetinthewayandsuddenlyit'stheweekbeforebookclubandyouhaven'tevenopenedthefrontcoveryet.___56___specificeveningsforreadingor___57___sometimeduringtheweekendisagreatwaytoformareadinghabit.Creatingagroupforyourclubon___58___mediaisgreatwaytostayin___59___andallowschangestodates/timestobemadewithlesstroublethantextingorphoning.Hereyoucan___60___statethebookforthatmonthforanyonewhohasmisseditanditisareallynicewaytokeepeach61bysharingprogressandthoughtsonthebook.Thisgroupcanbesettobecompletely___62___sothatonlymemberscanseethepageor___63___withmembers.Finallybookclubisareallygreatwaytomeetpeopleandtogainafreshperspectiveonthebooksyouread.Itisalsoagreatwayto64yourpassionforreading.50.A.highB.commonC.enormousD.unique51.A.surprisedB.doubtfulC.sureD.familiar52.A.dangerB.serviceC.timeD.comfort53.A.excitingB.puzzlingC.demandingD.frightening54.A.administrationB.presentationC.recommendationD.cooperation55.A.availableB.manageableC.incredibleD.sociable56.A.schedulingB.spendingC.sacrificingD.separating57.A.decidingonB.stayingupC.approvingofD.settingaside58.A.socialB.newsC.massD.multiple59.A.mindB.touchC.confidenceD.progress60.A.classicallyB.firmlyC.truthfullyD.officially61.A.motivatedB.occupiedC.accustomedD.associated62.A.politicalB.privateC.professionalD.practical63.A.contactB.negotiateC.interactD.bargain64.A.fuelB.coolC.trainD.directSectionA50?54BCDAC55?59BADAB60?64DABCA（楊浦靜安寶山青浦）Largecompaniesneedawaytoreachthesavingsofthepublicatlarge.Thesameproblem,onasmaller__50__,facespracticallyeverycompanytryingto__51__newproductsandcreatenewjobs.Therecanbelittleprospectofraisingthesortofsumsneededfromfriendsandpeopleweknow.Whilebanksmayagreetoprovideshort-termfinance,theyaregenerally__52__toprovidemoneyonapermanentbasisforlong-termprojects.Socompaniesturntopublic,invitingpeopletolendthemmoney,ortakeashareinthebusinessin__53__forashareinfutureprofits.Thistheydoby__54__stocksandsharesinthebusinessthroughtheStockExchange.Bydoingsotheycanputintocirculationthesavingsof__55__andorganizations,bothathomeandoverseas.Whenthesaverneedshismoneyback,hedoesnothavetogotothecompanywithwhomheoriginallyplacedit.__56__,hesellshissharesthroughastockbrokertosomeothersaverwhoisseekingto__57__hismoney.Manyofthe__58__neededbothbyindustryandbyeachofusareprovidedbythegovernmentorbylocalauthorities.Withouthospitals,electricity,telephones,railways,thiscountrycouldnot__59__.Alltheserequire__60__spendingonnewequipmentandnewdevelopmentiftheyaretoserveusproperly,requiringmoremoneythanisraisedthroughtaxesalone.Thegovernment,localauthorities,andnationalizedindustries__61__frequentlyneedtoborrowmoneytofinancemajorcapitalspending,andthey,too,cometotheStockExchange.Thereis__62__amanorwomaninthiscountrywhosejoborwhosestandardoflivingdoesnot__63__theabilityofhisorheremployerstoraisemoneytofinancenewdevelopment.Inonewayoranotherthisnewmoneymustcomefromthesavingsofthecountry.TheStockExchange__64__toprovideachannelthroughwhichthesesavingscanreachthosewhoneedfinance.50.A.levelB.extentC.scaleD.basis51.A.programmeB.provideC.developD.prepare52.A.unexpectedB.unwillingC.unbelievableD.uncertain53.A.searchB.exchangeC.valueD.comfort54.A.issuingB.allowingC.producingD.acquiring55.A.immigrantsB.investigatorsC.inheritorsD.individuals56.A.IndeedB.InfactC.InadditionD.Instead57.A.eliminateB.reflectC.investD.profit58.A.propertiesB.appliancesC.foundationsD.services59.A.functionB.experienceC.shareD.launch60.A.invisibleB.continuousC.limitedD.economical61.A.thereforeB.howeverC.neverthelessD.otherwise62.A.definitelyB.almostC.hardlyD.probably63.A.turndownB.dependonC.takeoverD.putoff64.A.releasesB.forcesC.leavesD.exists50—64CCBBADDCDABACBD（楊浦3月）Joiningabookclubcanbeaveryrewardingexperienceintroducingyoutoaworldofliteraturethatyounormallywouldn'tselectforyourself.It'sagreatwaytostartreadingmoreandgainadeeperunderstandingonyourreadingmaterialandallowsyoutomeetotherpeoplewith___50___interesttoyours.It'salwaystemptingtoselectaclassicorabookthatyoulovedsomuchthatyouare___51___thegroupwillenjoyittoo.Howeverbookclubisalsoaboutgettingoutofyourownliterary___52___zoneasmuchasitisaboutreadingmore.Pickingsomethingyouhaven’treadwillmeanthestoryisas___53___foryouasforeveryoneelse.Agreatwaytoselectabookistocheckforonline___54___oraskfriendsoutsidetheclubfortheirtopsuggestions‘Althoughabookpermonthsounds___55___,sometimesthingsgetinthewayandsuddenlyit'stheweekbeforebookclubandyouhaven'tevenopenedthefrontcoveryet.___56___specificeveningsforreadingor___57___sometimeduringtheweekendisagreatwaytoformareadinghabit.Creatingagroupforyourclubon___58___mediaisgreatwaytostayin___59___andallowschangestodates/timestobemadewithlesstroublethantextingorphoning.Hereyoucan___60___statethebookforthatmonthforanyonewhohasmisseditanditisareallynicewaytokeepeach61bysharingprogressandthoughtsonthebook.Thisgroupcanbesettobecompletely___62___sothatonlymemberscanseethepageor___63___withmembers.Finallybookclubisareallygreatwaytomeetpeopleandtogainafreshperspectiveonthebooksyouread.Itisalsoagreatwayto64yourpassionforreading.50.A.highB.commonC.enormousD.unique51.A.surprisedB.doubtfulC.sureD.familiar52.A.dangerB.serviceC.timeD.comfort53.A.excitingB.puzzlingC.demandingD.frightening54.A.administrationB.presentationC.recommendationD.cooperation55.A.availableB.manageableC.incredibleD.sociable56.A.schedulingB.spendingC.sacrificingD.separating57.A.decidingonB.stayingupC.approvingofD.settingaside58.A.socialB.newsC.massD.multiple59.A.mindB.touchC.confidenceD.progress60.A.classicallyB.firmlyC.truthfullyD.officially61.A.motivatedB.occupiedC.accustomedD.associated62.A.politicalB.privateC.professionalD.practical63.A.contactB.negotiateC.interactD.bargain64.A.fuelB.coolC.trainD.directSectionA50?54BCDAC55?59BADAB60?64DABCA（閘北）Today'scinemahasimprovedagreatdealinpresentation.Gonearethegoldendayswheneagercrowdswerepackedonwoodenbenchesinpoorbuildings,whichseemedtobeaboutto50inthenextminute.Audiencewerestaring,withgreatinterest,atthefunnyandamusingmovementsofsilentfiguresonthescreen.Itwasonlythroughthebodymovementsandfacialexpressionsthatthecharacters'feelingscouldbe51totheaudience.However,filmgoersallthesameturnedablindeyetothe52cinemasurroundingsandseemedcrazyaboutalmostallthefilms.Boxofficehitswerea(n)53thingandstoriesaboutmoviestarstookfullcoverageofthenewspaper.Theywerereceivedwithall54Nowadaysitisquiteeasytofindacinemathatexceedsthehotelluxury.Cinemaarespacious,well-litplaceswhereonecankilltimeincomfort.Smallfavoursofferedbymoderncinemassuchasthewell-printedbooklets,whichare55available,themouth-wateringsnacksonsaleandeventhegiftsareallsendingtheimpliedmessagetotheaudiencethatthefilmtowatchwillprovidetheequivalent56.Audience,ontheotherhand,don'talways57thestory.Beforeafilmisreleased,thepotentialspectatorisusuallyexposedtoa(n)58ofadvertisements.Filmtrailers(預(yù)告片）areseeneverywhereandcrewinterviewsaretelevised.Andintemptingpeopletoentercinemas,secondtononeis59.Peoplerelymuchonfriends'adviceinchoosingfilms.Oncetheaudiencehavesettledonthechair,thecinemaislearningfromthetheatre.Theprojectionists（放映員)aretogivetheaudiencetimetopreparethemselvesforthefilm.Talkfirstdegradestoawhisperthen60altogether.Spotlightsarefocusedonthecurtainswhicharedrawnslowlyapart,ofteninthe61ofmusic,torevealtitleofthefilm.Everydetailhasbeendesignedsothoughtfullythatthespectatorwillneveractuallyseethe62screen,whichwillremindhimalltoosharplythatwhatheisabouttoseeisnothingbutdifferentshadowsflashingonthewhite,Howevermuchthecinematriesto63theatre,itfullysucceeds.Nothingcan64theaweandsenseofexpectationfeltbytheaudienceasthecurtainisslowlyraised.

SectionA50~54BABDA55~59CABAC60~64DACAB

（長寧嘉定）AvrahamKadar,aphysician,facedthechallengeofexplainingcomplexmedicalconceptstochildrenbewastreatingformanyyears.

___50____,hefoundasolutionin1999,andteachershavebeengainingthebenefitseversince.KadarcreatedBrainPOP,a(n)___51____

programconsistingofhumorous

animated

(動畫的)videosinwhichamannamedTimandhisrobotfriendMoby__52____

varioussubjects.Thevideosfallintoseventypes:engineeringandtechnology,science,socialstudies,English,math,health,andartsandmusic.Fromhistoricalfigurestorecentinventions,theycoverover500topics,

___53___

interstsinthesubjectsthough

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andillustrations.BrainPOP’smaterialsalsoincludequizzes,activities,answerstoquestionsandextrainformationabouteachtopic.BrainPOPcanbeusedintheclassroomorathomethroughtheInternet.Itisnow

___55____

everywherethroughits

apps

(應(yīng)用程序)formobiledevices.BrainPOPalsosuppliesresourcestodifferent

___56____:BrainPOPJr,foryoungerstudents,BrainPOPEspanolforSpanishspeakersandBrainPOPESLforthoselearningEnglish.Almost20percentofAmericanschoolshave

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BrainPOP,anditspopularityisgrowingworldwide.Itswebsite,appsandproduceshavewonmultipleawardsfrommagazines,websitesandotherorganizations.ThereasonforBrainPOP’s

___58____

amongteachersissimilar:Itworks.A2009studyconductedbySEGResearchcomparedstudentswhousedBrainPOPtothosewhodidn’t.TheBrainPOPusersexperiencedmore___59____

invocabulary,readingcomprehension,languageskillsandsciencethantheothersyudents.AndthebenefitsofBrainPOParenotlimitedto

___60____speakersofEnglish.Oneaward-winningCanadianschoolwithstudentsfrommanylanguagebackgroundsmakesBrainPOPavailabletoallitsteachers.Theyfindit

___61____becauseitmixespictureswithitspresentationsinsteadofrelyingonlyonlanguage.___62___,aschoolintheU.S.forstudentswithlearningdisabilitieshasfoundBrainPOPveryeffectiveatkeepingstudentsengagedandencouragingthemtoparticipate.TeacherssaidtahtBrainPOP’squickpaceandhumorhelpstudents

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interruptionsandcontinuetofocus.ThekidslovetheteacherMoby,arobotthatcannotspeakbutcommunicateswithfacialexpressionsandbeeps（發(fā)出嘟聲).Formorethan10years,BrainPOP’sfun,learnandeducationalmaterialshavehelpedstudentslearnand

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it.50.

A.Atonetime B.Bynomeans C.Intheend D.Onthewhole51.

A.domestic

B.educational

C.historic

D.medical52.

A.bringup

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C.figureout

D.talkabout53.

A.cultivating

B.appreciating

C.expressing

D.following54.

A.changes

B.concepts

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D.science55.

A.useful

B.creative

C.informative

D.accessible56.

A.groups

B.stores

C.devices

D.schools57.

A.studied

B.adopted

C.invented

D.produced

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A.appearance

B.existence

C.limitation

D.popularity59.

A.difficulties

B.improvement

C.practice

D.challenges60.

A.popular

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D.brilliant61.

A.helpful

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D.funny62.

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D.Similarly63.

A.notice

B.recognize

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D.Illustrate50~54

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（虹口）

TheMakingofaSurgeonHowdoesadoctorrecognizethepointintimewhenheisfinallya“surgeon”?Asmyyearaschief

resident

(進修醫(yī)生)drewtoaclose,

Iaskedmyselfthisquestiononmorethanoneoccasion.Theanswer,

Iconcluded,

was__50__.Whenyoucansaytoyourself,“ThereisnosurgicalpatientIcannottreat

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treatjust__51__orbetterthananyothersurgeon”--then,

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