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　　Part of David's heart muscle grew thick and stiff, keeping the flow of blood．The disease David had lived with for 17 years was slowly strangling(抑制)his heart．

　　The doctor explained that the traditional treatment was open－h(huán)eart surgery(＝operation)．

　　That night Flora bent forward in front of her computer; everybody else was asleep．For the prize, or keeping her husband alive?To do that, she needed to search for the data(資料)：a place and someone to fix David's damaged heart．And she needed to be lucky．

　　Finally, she found them on a magazine's website(網(wǎng)址)．She began printing articles．When David came into the study early in the following morning, she said,“I've found it,”and handed him the papers．

　　David wondered if there was any other way．then he thought about his wife and kids．He stared at the papers．Only he could make the choice：should he have the same surgery that had killed his father, or the one that no one was sure works?This experimental treatment might be his best hope．

　　The operating theatre was kept freezing cold．David was not frightened, just nervous．He felt a burning pain, like a burning knife cutting through his heart…

　　On the EKG screen, the tiny valley in the middle of each peak(＝pointed top of a mountain)－David's disease－smoothed out．For the first time in years, he had a normal arterial pressure．“That's the most unusual thing,”said Flora, excited by the result．

　　Three days later, David and Flora drove home after the flight from Houston．Their kids ran out to meet them．

(1)

What does the underlined word“stiff”here mean?

[　　]

A．

Run smoothly．

B．

Be unfit．

C．

Seriously injured．

D．

Difficult to move or bend．

(2)

What was Flora doing that night?

[　　]

A．

She was surfing on the Internet．

B．

She was on a hunt for useful data．

C．

She was looking for a hospital．

D．

She wanted to win the prize．

(3)

What does the underlined sentence in the third paragraph mean?

[　　]

A．

She wanted to try her best to be lucky．

B．

Only a good doctor can save her husband．

C．

What she discovered was probably unsuccessful．

D．

She needed to be helped by God．

(4)

What is the result of the operation?

[　　]

A．

David died just like his father．

B．

David was saved．

C．

The operation is successful．

D．

Both B and C．

(5)

Which of the following titles do you think is the best for the passage?

[　　]

A．

Be Deeply in Love with Each Other

B．

Any Disease Can Be Cured through Web

C．

The Only Correct Choice

D．

Saving a Life through Web

答案：1．D;2．B;3．C;4．D;5．D;
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