江西 孫朝嵐

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1Nicole Kelly,a traveling nurse in Burlington,Mass.,and her twin sister Lindsay Byrne,a firefighter and paramedic（護(hù)理人員）with the Wayland Fire Department,were both aboard a JetBlue aircraft when a flight attendant requested help from anyone on board who had a medical background.

2The sisters heard the request announced over the plane's intercom.The flight attendant asked for any and all medical personnel available to help.The two sisters did not have seats next to each other.But Nicole Kelly saw her sister Lindsay run up there first.The woman was unresponsive in the bathroom.They got her out but weren't sure at first what was going on with her.

3Nicole Kelly said,“When we had her out,we heard a faint beeping—that's when we noticed it was a blood sugar monitor.So we knew it was her blood sugar and that it was a diabetic emergency.We had to improvise（就地取材）when we found out what was going on.We got some sugar packets and put the sugar under her tongue until it helped her regain consciousness.”

4When the woman awoke,she was confused and too weak to sit up in the seat.So the pair stayed in the aisle with her,never leaving her side for the rest of the flight.That lasted for about 45 minutes,until the plane landed.

5Kelly noted that the people sitting next to her on the plane said they'd never seen people move so quickly.“I didn't think twice—I just thought somebody needed help and I needed to go.Your brain kicks in and you naturally go because you have to save a life.”

6Lindsay Byrne added,“I think it would be cool to meet her and know that she had a good outcome and is doing well.When you see people who were in a crisis,and then you see them later on and see them on the other end,it's cool.It's not about them thanking you.It's knowing you played a role in something with a positive outcome.”

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1.What is the cause of the accident?

A.Blood loss.B.Low blood sugar.

C.A heart attack.D.A brain injury.

Detail

2.What did the sisters do to help?

A.They moved the woman to her seat.

B.They checked the woman with a monitor.

C.They fed the woman sugar.

D.They requested help over the intercom.

Inference

3.Why does Lindsay think it cool to see the woman again?

A.She thinks she deserves a“thank you”.

B.She wants to see the difference she has made.

C.She believes a good outcome is important.

D.She hopes to play a role in the woman's recovery.

Inference

4.Which can best describe the twin sisters?

A.Brave and honest.

B.Generous and selfless.

C.Ambitious and helpful.

D.Responsible and quick-thinking.

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Ⅰ.Difficult sentence in the text

When you see people who were in a crisis,and then you see them later on and see them on the other end,it's cool.當(dāng)你看到那些曾經(jīng)身陷危機(jī)的人，過(guò)后你看到他們，并且他們已渡過(guò)危機(jī)，這真是太棒了。

【點(diǎn)石成金】該句的主句為it's cool，when引導(dǎo)時(shí)間狀語(yǔ)從句，且從句有一個(gè)并列句。

Ⅱ.Text-centered chunks

flight attendant 空乘人員

the plane's intercom 飛機(jī)的內(nèi)部通話系統(tǒng)

medical personnel 醫(yī)務(wù)人員

blood sugar monitor 血糖監(jiān)測(cè)儀

diabetic emergency 糖尿病突發(fā)事件

regain consciousness 恢復(fù)知覺