Unit 5 单元测试卷（解析版）

第一部分阅读(共两节,满分50分)第一节(共15小题;每小题2.5分,满分37.5分)阅读下列短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。AFourTrulyUniqueCanadianCampingExperiencesMountRobsonProvincialPark,BritishColumbiaNamedafterthehighestmountainintheCanadianRockies,thisparkgivesyoubreathtakingviewsofmountainsalongwithlakes,waterfalls,canyons,andcaves.TheBergLakecampgroundislocatedrightatthenorthernbaseofthe3,954-meterpeak(山峰),whichisaboutaday’shiking.FundyNationalPark,NewBrunswickIfyou’vegrowntiredofthetentorRV,thisparkisoneofthefewnationalparksofferingyurt(蒙古包)rentals.MakesureyouvisittheBayofFundywheretheworld’shighesttidesmakeforsomegreatsurfing.Youalsocan’tmisstheamazingAcadianForestwaterfall.Ifyou’relookingforevenmoreentertainments,theparkalsohostsmusicandculturalfestivalseachsummerandhasitsowngolfcourse.KluaneNationalParkandReserve,YukonFromMaytoSeptember,theKathleenLakecampgroundseesvisitorscomefromfarandwidetocamp,hikeandfish.MountaineeringisespeciallypopularasKluaneishometo17ofCanada’s20highestpeaks.Flightseeingoverthepark’sglaciersandrafting(漂流)alongthewindingAlsekRiverwillalsokeepyououtenjoyingthewilderness.PrinceEdwardIslandNationalPark,PrinceEdwardIslandIfyou’relookingforafamily-friendlypark,thisoneiswonderful.Betweenthesevenbeachesandmorethan50kilometersofhikingandcyclingtrails,you’llcertainlybekeptbusy.Literaturelovers,youcanseewhatinspiredL.M.Montgomery’sAnneofGreenGablesatthenearbyGreenGablesHeritagePlaceandevenexploretheoriginalhouse.Whereistheparkofferingyurtrentalslocated?A.InBritishColumbia.B.InNewBrunswick.C.InYukon.D.InPrinceEdwardIsland.2.WhatcanyoudoinKluaneNationalParkandReserve?A.ClimbthehighestmountaininCanada.B.Experiencethehighesttides.C.RaftalongthewindingAlsekRiver.D.Attendmusicandculturalfestivals.3.WhichwillyouchooseifyouareafanofAnneofGreenGables?A.MountRobsonProvincialPark.B.FundyNationalPark.C.KluaneNationalParkandReserve.D.PrinceEdwardIslandNationalPark.BHavingattendedafirst-aid-at-workcourse,BrianCracknellsoonfoundhimselfrespondingtotwoemergenciesinaweek.BrianwasatworkinhisbuscompanyofficeinWeston-super-MareonMay18whenacolleaguecalledtosaytherehadbeenanaccidentatabusstopnearby.Herantothescenewithhisfirst-aidkitandfoundanoldladysittingatthebusstop.Whenboardingthebus,theoldladypainfullyhurtherleftleg,whichwasbleeding.Heintroducedhimself,andaskedsomebasicfirst-aidquestionstogetageneralpictureofherhealth.Thenheputhisjacketonthefloor,usingthelady’scoatasapillow,andgentlylaidherdownsohecouldraiseherlegsandapplysomebandages.Briansaid,“AtfirstIwasabitworriedaboutrememberingtodoalltherightthings.Imadesureshewasascomfortableaspossible.”Whenhehadnearlyfinished,hetoldtheladythatshewashisfirstone.Theladysaidhewasdoingagreatjob.Nearlyaweeklater,Briangotasecondcall-outtohelpanotherladyatabusstop.Havingusedhisnewskillstwicewithinashorttime,BrianhasdecidedtosignupasaRedCrossfirst-aidvolunteer.Hesaid,“Ijustthought:What’sthepointofhavingthisknowledgeifI’mnotgoingtouseit?Itfeltreallygoodtohelpthosepeople.Iwassoproudofmyselfafterwards,soI’mgoingtojointheRedCross.”4.Beforehehelpedtheoldlady,whatdoweknowaboutBrian?A.Hehadgivenfirstaidtomanypeople.B.Hewasthoughttobeaskilledfirst-aidvolunteer.C.Heknewnothingabouthowtohandleanemergency.D.Hehadlearntfirst-aidskillsbuthadn’tputthemintopractice.5.WhatwaswrongwiththeoldladywhenBrianarrived?A.Herlegswerebleedingafterbeinginjured.B.Herleftlegwasinjuredandwasbleeding.C.Shefellontothegroundandhurtherhead.D.Shewasknockeddownbyabusandlostherlegs.6.WhatdoesParagraph3mainlytellus?A.ThereasonwhyBrianwasaskedtohelp.B.Brianhandledtwoemergenciesinaweek.C.HowBriangavefirstaidtotheoldlady.D.HowtheoldladyreactedtoBrian’sperformance.7.Afterusinghisfirst-aidskillstwice,whatdidBriando?A.Hewasdiscouragedanddecidedtogiveup.B.Herealizedhestillhadalotofthingstolearn.C.HedecidedtogiveuphisjobfortheRedCross.D.Hedecidedtohelpmorepeoplewithhisfirst-aidskills.CWeallknowthatahealthylifemeansgettingbothplentyofexerciseandenoughgood-qualitysleep,butrealityoftengetsintheway.Thenewresearchindicatesthatdoingenoughexercisecouldmakeupforsomeoftheunhealthyimpactsofbadsleep.Whilethehealthbenefitsofexerciseandsleeparenothingnew,it’stherelationshipbetweenthemthatisinterestinginthisparticularstudy—itcouldevengivedoctorsanotheroptiontodealwithpatients’sleepproblems.“Wefoundthosewhobothhadthepoorestsleepqualityandexercisedtheleastweremostatriskofdeathfromheartdisease,thestroke,andcancer,”saysepidemiologistBo-HueiHuang,fromtheUniversityofSydneyinAustralia.Participantsweregroupedintothreelevelsofphysicalactivity(high,mediumorlow)andwerealsogivenasleepqualityscorefrom0—5basedontheamountofshut-eyetheygot,howlatetheystayedup,insomnia,snoringanddaytimesleepiness.Thosewiththehighestriskofdyingfromcancerorheartdiseaseduringthestudyperiodwerethosewiththeworstqualitysleepandwhodidn’tmeettheexerciseguidelinesrecommendedbyWHO.Thatriskwentdownforpeoplewithpoorsleepqualitybutwhodidmeettheexerciseguidelines.Inthecaseofallformsofcancer,forexample,thoseattheunhealthiestendofthesleepandexercisescalehada45percenthigherriskofdyingfromcancerthanthosewithgoodsleepscoreswhokeptphysicallyactive.However,thatriskjustaboutdisappearedforthosewhodidn’tscorewellonsleepbutdidscorewellonphysicalactivity.Fornow,it’snotclearwhymoreexercisemightmakeupforpoorsleep,asfarasourhealthgoes.Itcouldbethattheincreasedactivityiscounteractinginflammation(炎症),orreducingirregularitiesinglucosemetabolism,suggesttheresearchers.“Consideringthatphysicalactivityisperhapsmoremodifiablethansleep,ourstudyofferspeoplemorehealthincentivestobephysicallyactive,”sayspopulationhealthresearcherEmmanuelStamatakis,fromtheUniversityofSydney.8.Thisresearchisofparticularinterestinthat.

A.it’sinthisstudythatexerciseisknowntobebeneficialtosleepB.thisstudyofferspeoplemorehealthtreatmentstobephysicallyactiveC.itcouldenabledoctorstocurepatientsoftheirsleepingconditionD.therelationshipbetweenexerciseandsleepisupdatedinthisstudy9.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrueaccordingtothepassage?A.Thosewhohadthepoorestsleepqualityweremostatriskofdeathfromheartdisease.B.Thosescoringlowestonsleepandexercisescaleweremorelikelytodiefromcancer.C.There’snoriskofcancerforthosewhodidn’tsleepwellbutdidscorewellonphysicalactivity.D.It’sevidentthatintermsofhealthwhymoreexercisecouldmakeupforpoorsleep.10.WhatdoestheunderlinedwordinParagraph6mean?A.Promoting.B.Increasing.C.Preventing.D.Causing.11.Wherecanthispassagemostprobablybetakenfrom?A.Aresearchfindingsreport.B.Amedicalexaminationreport.C.Areportonsleepquality.D.Areportonphysicalactivity.DAnewstudyhasfoundtheamountofantibiotics(抗生素)giventofarmanimalsisexpectedtoincreasebytwo-thirdsoverthenext15years.Researchersarelinkingthegrowingdependenceonthedrugstotheincreasingneedformeat,milkandeggs.However,thedrugscouldquickenthedevelopmentofantibiotic-resistantinfections(感染).SuchinfectionsarealreadyamajorpublichealthconcernintheUnitedStates.TheWorldHealthOrganizationnotesthatwhenpeoplestoplivinginpoverty(贫困),thefirstthingtheywanttodoiseatbetter,ratherthanearnmoremoney.Formostpeople,thatmeanstheirdietshouldcontainmoremeat.WiththerapiddevelopmentofAsia,peoplethereareeatingnearlyfourtimesasmuchmeat,milkandothermilkproductsastheydid50yearsago.Tomeettheneed,farmershaveputmanyanimalsintosmallerspaces.Astheanimalsarecrowdedtogether,theeasiestwaytodealwithsomeoftheproblemsofcrowdingistogivethemantibiotics.It’sclearthatantibioticshelpanimalsstayhealthyinacrowdedenvironmentandgrowfaster.Butbacteriacandevelopresistancetothedrugsgradually.Nowadays,doctorsfindantibioticsthatonceworkedagainsttheinfectionsnolongerwork.Thebacteriahavelearnedwaystofightagainstthedrugs.Theheavyuseofantibioticsinanimalsisresponsibleforthegrowthofantibioticresistanceworldwide.IntheUnitedStates,atleasttwomillionpeoplegetdrug-resistantinfectionseachyearandatleast23,000diefromaninfection.Europehasbannedtheuseofantibioticstoincreaseanimalgrowth.AndtheUnitedStatesishopingtopersuadefarmerstostopusingantibioticsforthatpurpose.12.Whataccountsfortheincreasingamountofantibioticsgiventofarmanimals?A.Thedesirefornewdrugs.B.Thelesseffectiveantibiotics.C.Theoutdatedfarmtechnology.D.Theneedformorevariousfoods.13.WhatdomostpeoplewanttodofirstwhentheygetridofpovertyaccordingtoWHO?A.Makealotofmoney.B.Focusmoreonhealth.C.Havemoremeatintheirdiet.D.Liveinabetterenvironment.14.Whatcanbeinferredfromthepassage?A.Antibioticsdoharmtoanimals.B.Antibioticsmakeanimalsmorenutritious.C.AntibioticsareusedheavilyinEurope.D.Antibiotic-resistantinfectionsspreadtopeople.15.What’sthepassagemainlyabout?A.Anewwayofraisingfarmanimals.B.Theadvantagesofusingantibiotics.C.Thereasonforbanningtheuseofantibiotics.D.Thenegativeeffectsoftheheavyuseofantibioticsinfarmanimals.第二节(共5小题;每小题2.5分,满分12.5分)阅读下面短文,从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Mostpeopleactuallydonotknowhowtodobasicfirstaidonmildburns.Itisnormallytakenforgrantedsincemostpeoplethinkthatsoaking(浸泡)theburninwateristhewaytogo.16

Oncetheburnappears,youwillsurelyfeelmuchpainontheactualburnedskin.Technically,thisisthetimetostaycalm.17Findingasourceofrunningwaterisrecommended.However,ifthereisnone,anysourcewilldo.Ifthereisrunningwater,simplyplacetheburnedareaunderitandallowittosoakinthewaterforabout5to10minutes.18Ifyouhaveaccesstoiceoracoldcompress(冷敷布),youcanusethataswell.Youcanplacetheiceorcoldcompressontheaffectedareaandleaveitthereforabout15to30minutes.Theicewillnumbthepainandwillalsostopmoreinjuriestotheskin.

Aftersoakinginwaterorcoolingtheareawithice,removefromthewatersourceandallowthemoisture(水分)todrynaturally.Youmayalsoconsiderpattingitdrywithatowelornapkin;however,thiscoulddamagetheburntskinevenmore.19

Assoonastheareadriescompletely,getabandage(绷带)orastripofcloth.20Thiswillprotectthatareafrominfectioncausedbyoutsidedirtanddustgettingintotheopenburn.

A.Callingadoctormayaswellhelpinmostburncases.B.Thethingisthattreatingamildburngoesmorethanjustsoakingtheaffectedpartinwater.C.Itisbesttodryitnaturallyinstead.D.Wrapitaroundtheburntocovertheopenareaofskin.E.Thetruthisthatsoakingisthelastthingtodotodealwithmildburns.F.Thefirstthingyouneedtodoisfindacleanwatersource.G.Thiswillrelievesomeofthepain,cooltheskin,andstoptheadditionalburn.16.17.18.19.20.

第二部分语言运用(共两节,满分30分)第一节(共15小题;每小题1分,满分15分)阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。WhenLisawasstrugglingwithwhattogifthersonwithforhis10thbirthday,shewasbeaten.HerlittleboyJorgehasa21,who,bornwithFocalCorticalDysplasia(局灶性脑皮质发育不良),isunabletospeak,andhisbrain22likean18-month-oldchild’s.

Lisahadnoticedthatduringthedrivetoschooleachweekdaymorning,Jorgealmostjumpedoutofhisseat23everytimetheypassedabigtruck.ThisgavehertheideaofpostingamessageonthelocalFacebookSellItpage,24apersonwithatrucktovisittheirhomeforanhourand25takeJorgeforaride.Withinminutes,Melissa,whosehusbandTomdrivesabigtruck,26tobeonlineandcontactedLisa.Jorge’sbirthday27hadbeenorganized.

Butthestorydoesn’t28there.Theoffersoftrucksandtimekeptpouringin.Within5days,aconvoy(车队)of214truckshadbeenorganized,with29comingfromacrossthecountry.Channel9Australiawascontactedandtheyalsomadearrangementstobe30ontheday.

Saturday15thDecember31brightandsunny.Thecommunityalso32atotalof$1,700towardJorge’songoing33costsand34thebirthdaypresentswasthedonationofatabletPCfromthelocalTelstrashop.LisaisexcitedthatthiscanbeusedtoaidJorgewithhis35.

21.A.toyB.disabilityC.situationD.habit22.A.treatsB.considersC.functionsD.describes23.A.casuallyB.calmlyC.excitedlyD.violently24.A.askingforB.dependingonC.sendingforD.bringingup25.A.frequentlyB.graduallyC.deliberatelyD.possibly26.A.hesitatedB.happenedC.intendedD.pretended27.A.surpriseB.invitationsC.eveningD.dance28.A.endB.beginC.turnD.mean29.A.doctorsB.driversC.clerksD.patients30.A.offB.outC.awayD.there31.A.showedB.wipedC.dawnedD.varied32.A.raisedB.earnedC.wastedD.spent33.A.generalB.medicalC.livingD.travelling34.A.betweenB.atC.amongD.against35.A.decisionB.communicationC.driveD.relationship第二节(共10小题;每小题1.5分,满分15分)阅读下面短文,在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。CPRisaneffectiveformoffirstaid36(give)tothevictimwhoseheartsuddenlystops.

Doingitcanincreasethechanceofthevictim’s37(survive).SooneknowingCPRcanbeareallifesaver.

HowtogiveCPR?Thereare38(simple)threesteps.Firstly,rollthevictimoverontohisbackanddothechestcompression(按压).39thisway,itkeepsbloodflowingtothebrain,heartandotherorgans.Toperformthecompression,placeonehandover40otherandpressfirmlyonthevictim’schestmanytimesinarow,41(push)atleast2inchesdeeponeverycompression.Thenafterthecompression42(complete),checktheairway43(see)whetherthepersonisbreathing.Ifnot,performmouth-to-mouth,44helpstodeliveroxygentothevictim’slungs.Andthechestcompressionshouldstartagainrightaftertwobreathsaregiven.

LearnCPR,foryouneverknowwhenyoumightneed45.Anditfeelsgoodtoknowthatyoucouldhelpinanemergency.

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第三部分写作(共两节,满分40分)第一节(满分15分)假设你是红星中学高二学生李华。你的英国好友Jim从微信朋友圈看到你参加了学校的红十字急救社团(RedCrossFirstAidClub),写信向你了解情况。请给他回信,内容包括:1.社团简介;2.社团开展的活动;3.你的收获。注意:1.词数80左右;2.可适当增加细节,以使行文连贯。DearJim,

Yours,LiHua第二节(满分25分)阅读下面材料,根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段,使之构成一篇完整的短文。Iwasinmy30sandmywifeleftmelastmonth.Ihadnoworkandwasonmywaytothecitycentertofindajob.Ihadnoumbrellas,andIcouldnotaffordone.Isatdowninthestreetcarandthereagainsttheseatwasabeautifulsilkumbrellawithasilverhandle.Iexaminedthehandleandsawaname.Theusualprocedurewouldhavebeentoturnintheumbrellatotheconductor,butsomehowIdecidedtotakeitwithmeandfindtheownermyself.ThenIsearchedatelephonebookforthenameontheumbrellaandfoundit.Icalledandaladyanswered.Yes,shesaidinsurprisethatitwasherumbrella,whichherparents,nowdead,hadgivenherforabirthdaypresent.Butsheaddedthatithadbeenstolenmorethanayearbefore.ShewassoexcitedthatIforgotIwaslookingforajobandwentdirectlytohersmallhouse.Shetooktheumbrella,andhereyesfilledwithtears.Wetalkedforawhile,andImusthavegivenhermyaddress.Ididn’tremember.Thenextsixmonthsweretough.MylastjobendedthedaybeforeChristmasandmythirty-dollarrentwassoondue,butIhadonlyfifteendollars.WhenIwalkedfromthestreetcartomysmallapartment,theairwasfullofthesoundofChristmasmerriment.ButthereshouldbenoChristmasforme.Unlessawonderhappened,IwouldbehomelessinJanuary,foodlessandjobless.Peggy,mydaughter,hadproudlysetourkitchentableforoureveningmealandputpansoutandthreecansoffoodwhichwouldbeourdinner.WhenIlookedatthosepansandcans,Ifeltbroken-hearted.WewouldhaveonlyhamburgersforourChristmasdinnertomorrow.Istoodinthecoldlittlekitchenandthecoldnessinmyheartwascolderthanice.注意:续写词数应为150左右。Paragraph1:ThedoorbellsuddenlyrangandPeggyranquicklytoanswerit,callingthatitmustbeSantaClaus.

Paragraph2:OurdinnerthatnightwasthemostdeliciousmealIhadevereaten.

答案1.B2.C3.D4.D5.B6.C7.D8.D9.B10.C11.A12.D13.C14.D15.D16.B17.F18.G19.C20.D21.B22.C23.C24.A25.D26.B27.A28.A29.B30.D31.C32.A33.B34.C35.B36.given37.survival38.simply39.In40.the41.pushing42.iscompleted/hasbeencompleted43.tosee44.which45.it第一部分阅读第一节A本文是一篇应用文,介绍了四种真正独特的加拿大露营体验。1.B细节理解题。根据FundyNationalPark,NewBrunswick部分的第一句话可知选B。2.C细节理解题。根据KluaneNationalParkandReserve,Yukon部分的最后一句话可知选C。3.D细节理解题。根据PrinceEdwardIslandNationalPark,PrinceEdwardIsland部分的最后一句话可知选D。B本文是一篇记叙文,叙述了布赖恩在学习了急救知识之后,很快将其应用到实践中,救治他人,并且决定加入红十字会,利用自己的知识救治更多人的故事。4.D细节理解题。根据第一段和第三段的倒数第二句可知,在帮助这位老妇人之前,布赖恩学习了急救技能,但还没有把它们付诸实践。故选D。5.B细节理解题。根据第二段的最后一句可知,当布赖恩到达的时候,老妇人左腿受伤,正在流血。故选B。6.C主旨大意题。根据第三段的第一、二句可知,本段主要介绍了布赖恩是如何对这位老妇人进行急救的。故选C。7.D推理判断题。根据最后一段中布赖恩说到的“如果我不打算用这方面的知识,那拥有它有什么意义呢?”以及他加入红十字会的决定可推知,在使用了两次急救技能之后,他决定用他的急救技能帮助更多的人。故选D。C本文是一篇说明文,主要介绍了运动可以弥补睡眠不佳对健康造成的不良影响。8.D细节理解题。根据第一段第三句中的“Whilethehealthbenefitsof...isinterestinginthisparticularstudy”可知,这项研究特别有趣的地方在于运动和睡眠之间的关系的更新。故选D。9.B细节理解题。根据第五段中的“thoseattheunhealthiestendofthesleepandexercisescale”、“thosewithgoodsleepscoreswhokeptphysicallyactive”与“thosewhodidn’tscorewellonsleepbutdidscorewellonphysicalactivity”这三类人死于癌症的风险率的对比可知,睡眠质量最差且运动最少的人更可能死于癌症。故选B。10.C词义猜测题。第六段第一句提到目前还不清楚为什么更多的运动可以弥补睡眠不佳,画线词所在的句子推测可能是因为增加的运动有好处,所以此处应该是增加的运动可以阻止炎症。故选C。11.A推理判断题。通读全文可知,本文第一段引出了一项关于运动和睡眠与健康之间的关系的研究,下面几段对这项研究的结果做了详细的介绍,由此推知本文选自一篇研究结果报告。故选A。D本文是一篇说明文,主要讲述了随着生活水平的提高,人们对肉、蛋、奶的需求也大幅增长。因此越来越多的抗生素被注入家畜体内来满足需求,但是抗生素的滥用也带来了很多问题。12.D细节理解题。根据文章第一段中的“Researchersarelinkingthe...andeggs.”可知人们对各种各样的食物的需求增长是越来越多的抗生素被注入家畜体内的原因。故选D。13.C细节理解题。根据第二段中的“whenpeoplestoplivinginpoverty(贫困),thefirstthing...iseatbetter...theirdietshouldcontainmoremeat.”可知,人们脱离贫困后的第一件事就是要吃得更好,而对大多数人来说,吃得更好意味着日常饮食中包含更多肉。故选C。14.D推理判断题。由倒数第二段中的“Theheavyuseofantibiotics...atleast23,000diefromaninfection.”可知,抗生素在动物身上的大量使用导致世界范围内抗生素耐药性的增长。在美国,每年至少有两百万人染上抗药性传染病,每年至少有23,000人死于传染病,也就是说抗生素耐药感染扩散到了人身上。故选D。15.D主旨大意题。本文第一段点明文章主题,然后下文进行了具体的阐述,所以本文主要是关于人们大量使用抗生素饲养家畜带来的负面影响的。故选D。第二节本文是一篇说明文,主要介绍了基本的处理轻微烧伤的急救措施。16.B上文提到许多人认为把烧伤处用水浸泡是解决办法,但是由第二段介绍的用水浸泡或冰敷、第三段介绍的自然变干以及第四段介绍的包扎可知处理轻微的烧伤不仅仅是把受伤的部位浸泡在水中。故选B。17.F下文提到建议寻找流动水源,F项能够引出下文。故选F。18.G上文提到把烧伤的地方放在流动的水下面冲洗,在水中浸泡约5到10分钟,G项是对上文所说的采取的措施的效果的介绍。故选G。19.C上文提到你也可能会考虑用毛巾或餐巾把它擦干,然而,这可能会对烧伤的皮肤造成更大的伤害,C项承接上文内容,点出了正确的做法。故选C。20.D上文提到一旦烧伤的皮肤完全干燥,就找块绷带或布条,D项说明了接下来用绷带或布条做什么,承接上文内容。故选D。第二部分语言运用第一节本文是一篇记叙文。文章叙述了一位母亲Lisa为她患病的儿子准备生日惊喜的故事。21.B根据空格后的定语从句可知,Jorge生来身体上就有缺陷。故选B。22.C根据对病症的介绍可知,Jorge不能讲话,这里应该指他的大脑和一个18个月大的孩子的大脑一样运转着。故选C。23.C根据空前的“jumpedoutofhisseat”这一动作可知,Jorge每次经过大卡车时都是很兴奋的。故选C。24.A根据本段内容可知,Lisa为了让儿子开心,通过在社交媒体上发帖的方式寻找一个有卡车的人来他们家待一个小时。故选A。25.D根据本段内容可知,Lisa希望如果有可能的话,卡车司机还可以载Jorge一程。故选D。26.B根据上下文内容可知,帖子发布不久,Melissa碰巧在线并联系了Lisa。故选B。27.A根据上文提到的Jorge的10岁生日将近和下文内容可知,这正是母亲Lisa为儿子生日准备的惊喜。故选A。28.A根据下文内容可知,这个故事并没有到这里就结束。故选A。29.B根据上文内容可知,此处介绍的是214辆卡车的由来,当然是指来自全国各地的司机。故选B。30.D根据句意可知,此处指联系到了电视台的人员,他们在那天也会安排人到场。there指的是Lisa的家里。故选D。31.C此处指12月15日星期六一大早就阳光明媚。dawn在此处意为“开始”。故选C。32.A根据下文的“atotalof$1,700”可知,此处指社区为Jorge筹集的善款。故选A。33.B患病的Jorge最需要医疗救治,且其费用是持续存在的。故选B。34.C根据句意可知,此处用among表示平板电脑是许多礼物之中的一个。故选C。35.B根据上文内容可知,Jorge的一个明显缺陷是不能讲话,此处this指代前句提到的“atabletPC”,Lisa之所以高兴,应当