A.In her own bedroom. | B.In hospital. | C.In the office. |
A.He was sick. | B.He had a health examination. | C.He had an operation. |
1. Who is ill in the hospital?
A.Jack’s mother. | B.Jack’s father. | C.Jack’s wife. |
A.In the evening. | B.Right now. | C.Tomorrow. |
1. What was wrong with Tom?
A.He was hit by a taxi. |
B.He hurt his head. |
C.He fell ill with heart trouble. |
A.She called the doctor. |
B.She checked Tom carefully. |
C.She took Tom to the hospital. |
A.In a clothing shop. | B.In a gym. | C.In a hospital. |
A.In a hospital. |
B.In a school. |
C.In a shop. |
1. 表达谢意;2. 个人感受;3. 表达信心。
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参考词汇:流行病epidemic;疫情 epidemic situation;新型冠状病毒 novel coronavirus
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1. What can we know about personalized medicine?A.It has emerged a decade before. |
B.It offers blanket recommendations. |
C.It uses genetic information to help patients. |
D.It administers treatment intended for most people. |
A.Promising. | B.Highly risky. | C.Fruitless. | D.Strictly confidential. |
A.Sequencing her immune cells. |
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C.Its major disadvantages. | D.Its attractive prospects. |