第6部分:完形填空 (第5卜65题,每题1分,共15分)
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' `! T4 _6 B/ N* wPreferences Vary on Circumstances of Dying x: K3 X* z8 j& W) J
Among terminally(晚期)ill people,attitudes differ on what they think constitutes a
6 r+ Z! K) [: F9 ?! F0 H" Q____(51)or bad death,the results of a new study suggest
- }8 R. i' E: E. _; V% o7 _Dr.Elizabeth K Vig of the University of Washington in Seattle and colleagues interviewed
. m9 ` g2 j! I! _0 q26men with____(52)heart disease or cancer The men were asked to describe good and
: ]% W- g' A, F% F' _" q, cBad deaths,and they also answered____(53)about their preferences for dying
, u+ R/ ^% m& M3 L“In this small study,terminally ill men described good and bad deaths___(54)
" ?- h8 E- H2 o( j8 O. X1 m2 v: rVig said“They did not hold the same views about such issues____(55)the presence of
4 j! \) d3 Q9 sothers at the very end of life or preferred location of death’’0 P1 {; E9 m% j% c! e. q0 ^0 u
Many of the men considered____(56) in their sleep to be a good death.The reasons
# n, `' B2 Z1 A1 n: |4 h' nwere varied and included not____(57)that death was imminent(即将发生的),and that
. r% X0 w- }7 E3 \death would be painless.
$ v+ i) N, v: z3 `For close to half of the men,a prolonged(拖延的)death was______(58)abad death# b1 ~2 R# t: }8 e- M
Some of the men associated a prolonged death with prolonged pain,______(59)others' ]* N/ B7 r7 F% l, P1 A3 e
thought a prolonged death would be difficult for their families.
6 i- ^3 B# Q @Most men said that their_____(60) were very important to them,but this did not6 { P% ?1 p" J1 e7 `& B* h% ?) ?
mean that they wanted relatives close at the_____(61) of death.“Valuing family did not
2 ?+ K$ |# F1 e! u" c5 Valso___(62)wanting family present at the very end of life,”Vig said.
& S( _* [+ k! k- i‘In fact,some expressed concerns____(63)burdening loved ones,Vig said.For$ z5 V5 V+ e4 [! n3 n
instance,some men were worried about the emotional or_____(64) impact on their family
$ g3 o2 ~+ M' f G! @members,according to the Washington researcher Some were worried____(65)their8 [+ L! K0 k: m# }7 h0 |
need for care would be a burden on their families,she said1 C" ~ s% g$ H
51 A wrong B pure C good D whole
" {" C% W% Z2 y% g9 \52 A frequent B terminal C early D light
( G+ Z4 |, E" D( f# d" P53 A reports B opinions C questions D remarks3 L( m+ Y2 ~5 `, V7 ~, O
54 A differently B similarly C strangely D fully
( z7 l' z# e' O% j, _, C55 A to B as C at D for' X$ N; T8 @4 ]
56 A working B dying C talking D dreaming- q, n) T& ?5 ]" F
57 A arguing B proposing C hoping D knowing
( n0 F) Q$ C& P) o+ \58 A meant B presented C considered D taken# h b& J C1 H
59 A where B unless C because D while
+ b# F \/ l4 {- A0 m' q9 j. T: n60 A families B friends C colleagues D wishes5 Z1 y2 K# e, _* S$ m3 |2 v
61 A length B time C sake D hand- B3 y1 x9 @4 r1 i1 N
62 A stand B mean C help D quit4 m: b6 e5 c5 @- Z
63 A round B within C about D into
& l- e, i: c* B2 x _64 A financial B original C social D historical
, m; o- B$ l- H5 _! v6 I65 A SO B when C why D that |