15．A：Please look at this picture，Maria．（36）D
B：Oh，it was taken 11years ago．
A：（37）A
B：Yes，I have longer hair and bigger eyes now．（38）G
A：Almost the same as what you looked like at that time．
B：Short hair，small eyes and a little fat？
A：（39）F
B：We have no classes today．Let's go and take some photos together．
A：（40）B Let's go．

A．You have changed a lot during these years．
B．Good idea!
C．It was taken when I was five years old．
D．When did you take it？
E．It would take a long time．
F．Yes，that's right．
G．What did you look like when you were five years old？

分析 本文是一段A和B 的對(duì)話，對(duì)話內(nèi)容是十一年前和現(xiàn)在的容貌變化．B十一年前和現(xiàn)在比，變化挺大的；而A沒(méi)有什么變化．最后她倆約定一起出去拍照．

解答 36---40 DAGFB
36．D句型對(duì)應(yīng)題．根據(jù)B的回答：Oh，it was taken 11years ago．這張照片是十一年前照的．由此可知，A問(wèn)B：這張照片是什么時(shí)候照的？故選D．
37．A聯(lián)系下文題．根據(jù)后文B的回答：Yes，I have longer hair and bigger eyes now．是的，現(xiàn)在我是長(zhǎng)頭發(fā)，眼睛也變大了．A項(xiàng)：You have changed a lot during these years．這些年你改變了很多．符合文意．故選A．
38．G語(yǔ)境辨析題．根據(jù)下文A的回答：Almost the same as what you looked like at that time．幾乎和你現(xiàn)在看的差不多．G項(xiàng)：What did you look like when you were five years old？在你5歲時(shí)，長(zhǎng)什么樣？符合語(yǔ)境．故選G．
39．F聯(lián)系上文題．根據(jù)B的回答：Short hair，small eyes and a little fat？短頭發(fā)、小眼睛、微胖？F項(xiàng)：Yes，that's right．是的，就是這樣．符合文意．故選F．
40．B承接上文題．根據(jù)B說(shuō)的話：We have no classes today．Let's go and take some photos together．今天我們沒(méi)課，讓我們一起出去拍照吧．B項(xiàng)：Good idea!好主意．符合文意．故選B．

點(diǎn)評(píng) 做此類題之前，應(yīng)先把七個(gè)答案仔細(xì)讀一遍，通過(guò)它們來(lái)猜測(cè)文章大意，然后進(jìn)入文章進(jìn)行一個(gè)一個(gè)地填寫，若中間有些不會(huì)填寫，可以先放下，最后再去處理它．做這類題，在理解的基礎(chǔ)上，要講一些技巧．做完后，千萬(wàn)不要忘記檢查，上下文是否通順．平時(shí)學(xué)生在閱讀一定要注意文章上下文聯(lián)系等．

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