四六级考试

【单选题】The first baby inBritain to survive a heart transplant celebrated her 18th birthday yesterday. KayleeDavidson was five months old when she received a new heart during a (47) operation at the Freeman Hospital, Newcastle upon Tyne, in 1987. Now fit and healthy, she studies performing arts at a college in Sunderland and is in training to (48)Britain at the World Transplant Games inCanada this summer. MissDavidson, who admitted that she was "looking forward to my first (49) drink", will be the guest of honor (嘉宾) tomorrow at a charity ball which is being held to mark her coming of age. "I am living (50) that people can make a difference by becoming an organ donor," she saiD、 "I was only five months old when I had my transplant, just a tiny baby. I wasn’’t given much chance, but the doctors were (51) and I was lucky enough to grow stronger and stronger." Her mother,CarolDavidson, 37 yesterday (52) that for the first few weeks of her daughter’’s life all had seemed (53) , until one evening, when she suddenly had breathing difficulties.
A、GP (普通全科医师) suggested that Kaylee was suffering from a (54) cold, but within 24 hours her lips turned blue. She was admitted to hospital and placed on a life-support machine. Her mother, a school inspector, said: "My baby’’ s heart was destroyed and the doctors said she would (55) without a transplant." Till then, there had been no successful heart transplants on babies inEurope. The two (56) inBritain had both faileD、 WORD、BANKA、legal I) severeB、attempts J) recalledC、amazing K) breakthroughsD、condemn L) departE、pioneeringM) proofF) reminded N) sparkG) normalO) representH) complicated
网考网参考答案：M
网考网解析：
这里需要一个名词或动名词，可选范围缩小到B，K，M，N，根据上下文我们可以判断Kaylee Davidson说自己是一个“活生生的证据”，故正确答案为M。 document.getElementById("warp").style.display="none"; document.getElementById("content").style.display="block"; 查看试题解析出处>>