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41.A.fieldB.chanceC.adviceD.risk

42.A.convenientB.expensiveC.significantD.sensitive

43.A.contactedB.confusedC.conductedD.convinced

44.A.hangaroundB.joininC.showoffD.bringup

45.A.disappointingB.integratedC.skepticalD.enthusiastic

46.A.institutionsB.conferencesC.investigationsD.donations

47.A.castsB.owesC.devotesD.points

48.A.varietyB.peaceC.energyD.regret

49.A.optimisticB.modestC.carefulD.reliable

50.A.experiencedB.discoveredC.misunderstoodD.predicted

51.A.painfulB.braveC.awkwardD.kind

52.A.purchaseB.awardC.promiseD.deliver

53.A.touchedB.warnedC.leftD.charged

54.A.failedB.happenedC.restedD.wandered

55.A.forceB.adviseC.discourageD.stimulate

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41.A.underB.alongsideC.forD.around

42.A.constantlyB.eventuallyC.permanentlyD.occasionally

43.A.inspiringB.movingC.shockingD.satisfying

44.A.teamB.communityC.familyD.class

45.A.escapeB.skipC.quitD.graduate

46.A.nurseB.doctorC.studentD.scientist

47.A.afterB.uponC.beforeD.with

48.A.ThereforeB.FurthermoreC.AfterwardsD.Meanwhile

49.A.naturalB.difficultC.boringD.important

50.A.closeB.nervousC.successfulD.rigid

51.A.roleB.distanceC.journeyD.relationship

52.A.mixedB.apparentC.lastingD.beneficial

53.A.relatestoB.appealstoC.adaptstoD.correspondsto

54.A.announcedB.confirmedC.discoveredD.submitted

55.A.rejectedB.rankedC.praisedD.placed

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41.A.linking

B.sending

C.offering

D.limiting

42.A.donating

B.lending

C.delivering

D.volunteering

43.A.paved

B.covered

C.measured

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44.A.arguments

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C.cooperation

D.conversations

45.A.met

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47.A.transportation

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48.A.forced

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C.pleasant

D.obvious

49.A.acton

B.settleon

C.checkon

D.agreeon

50.A.out

B.around

C.beyond

D.forwards

51.A.help

B.watch

C.urge

D.warn

52.A.expects

B.attempts

C.manages

D.hesitates

53.A.required

B.allowed

C.reminded

D.informed

54.A.experience

B.arrangement

C.appreciation

D.employment

55.A.effort

B.ambition

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D.convenience

If you have talked to doctorsiin the hospitals, you may find that many of them a; quite seriousand speak in a rangeof41that may be difficult to understand.. ButZhangWenhong, theleader of the Shanghai team ofexpertsin the treatment of novel coronavirus pneumonia,is one ofthe42.He caught the public’s attention for his recent frank and funny speech.

Zhang’s words first _43on the interest after he said in late January that he had_44 doctors andnurses whoare members of theCommunist Party of China (СPC) tofrontline hospitals to treat coronavirus cases.

"When becomingCPC members, we vowed (发誓) that we would always_45people’sinterests… in theface of difficulties," Zhang said. "This is the momentwe _46the pledge 誓言). AllCPC members must rush tothe frontline. No bargaining "

Such a hardcore declaration of his attitude won widespread__47 among internet users.A person’s morals are_48 most in _49 situation._50 could win morerecognition from the people than the down-to-earthbehavior of the CРC members," said YangHaiyan, a 32-year-old Shanghai resident.

One month later, when Zhang advised local residents to _51the risk of spreading thevirus by staying at home, he said in Shanghai  _52:

 "If you don’t stop seeing friends, you willsee them again in the ICU."

Though_53  by the media, Zhang described himself as a medical worker who must

 _54 now, but will return to keeping a low_55 after the outbreak ends.

"I spoke because of the fear among the public, owing to limited _56 of the contagion (传染病), said Zhang on Feb 26. However, once the curtain of this coronavirus incident_57, itmaybe_58to find me. I’ll just hide myself in a corner, studying complicated patient casesand doing some reading,_59 .

A quote from Zhang :

It’s suffocating (窒息的) for everyone to stay at home, but the virus is also suffocating. Wearen’t resting at home; we re fighters. Every person who stays at home is_60 in the battleagainst the virus."

41. A. remarksB. lines C. TermsD. excuses

42. A. exceptionsB. experts C. ExamplesD. samples

43. A. make a nameB. make a faceC. make a killing D. make a hit

44. A. draftedB. sentC. distributedD. joined

45.A. entitleB. prioritizeC. justifyD. privilege

46.A. live up toB. come downtoC. get down toD. set about

47.A. appetiteB. applaudC. applauseD. recognition

48.A. markedB. appearedC. symbolizeD. witnessed

49. A. t

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