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[单项选择]He become ______ with the girl reporter who questioned him at press conference.
A. observed
B. obsessed
C. notified
D. troubled
[填空题]The girl has worked very hard to (real) ______ her dream.
[单项选择]A 6-year-old girl has been hospitalized with rheumatic fever for 4 weeks. Her symptoms have gradually subsided, and she’s now ready for discharge. Which of the following plans for her health care is most important for her future well-being（）
A. Arrange for her to return to school as soon as possible to promote psychosocial development.
B. Encourage her to engage in unrestricted physical activity to regain physical strength.
C. Arrange for the administration of prophylactic antibiotics to prevent a recurrence of rheumatic fever.
D. Maintain seizure precautions, as central nervous system involvement may persist for several months.
[单项选择]An adolescent girl who is receiving chemotherapy for leukemia is admitted for pneumonia. The adolescent’s platelet count is 50,000 μL. Which of the following would be inappropriate to include in the plan of care（）
A. A sign over the bed that reads "NO NEEDLE STICKS AND NOTHING PER RECTUM".
B. Two peripheral IV intermittent infusion devices, one for blood draws and one for infusions.
C. Administration of oxygen at a rate of 4 L/min using a nonhumidified nasal cannula.
D. Use of a tympanic membrane sensor to measure the client’s temperature at the bedside.
[单项选择]The little girl who found the ring received a generous（）of one hundred dollars.
A. award
B. price
C. reward
D. praise
[填空题]The company employed not only British tour guides, but also ______.
[单项选择]Who has an eraser
A. Tom.
B. Jim.
C. Jack.
[单项选择]The little girl who got lost decided to remain ______ she was and wait
for her mother.
A. who
B. what
C. how
D. where
[填空题]That girl has ____________________________ (很维在冬季早起).
[填空题]That girl has _______________________________________________ (很难在冬季早起).
[填空题]Miss Rita Cohen, a tiny, pale-skinned girl who looked half the age of Seymour’s daughter, Marie, but claimed to be some six years older, came to his factory one day. She was dressed in overalls and big ugly shoes, and a bush of wiry hair framed her pretty face. She was so tiny, so young that he could barely believe that she was at the University of Pennsylvania, doing research into the leather industry in New Jersey for her master’s degree.
Three or four times a year someone either phoned Seymour or wrote to him to ask permission to see his factory, and occasionally he would assist a student by answering questions over the phone or, if the student struck him as especially serious, by offering a brief tour.
Rita Cohen was nearly as small, he thought, as the children from Marie’s third-year class, who’d been brought 50 kilometres from their rural schoolhouse one day, all those years ago, so that Marie’s daddy could show them how he made gloves, show them especially Marie’s
