Question

根據(jù)對(duì)話內(nèi)容，從方框中選出適當(dāng)?shù)倪x項(xiàng)補(bǔ)全對(duì)話。(有兩項(xiàng)多余)

M：Jane, how do you like the soup with Fanqie and eggs cooked by me?

W：It’s nice.1.

M：It’s another way of calling tomatoes. Fan as well as Hu means something from a foreign country.

W：2.

M：Yes. It came to China in the 13th century.3.

W：When were tomatoes brought to China?

M：In the 17th century.4.

W：What were they grown for then?

M：They were grown as a kind of bonsai(盆栽). Chinese people used to think them poisonous(有毒的). 5. And when they began eating them at table, they fell in love with the nice taste.

A. I don’t like eating potatoes.

B. So Huluobo comes from a foreign country, right?

C. But what do you mean by Fanqie?

D. People in Europe didn’t dare to eat tomatoes at first, either.

E. When did people begin to eat them?

F. But Chinese people didn’t eat tomatoes then.

G. But now we usually call them carrots.

A. I don’t like eating potatoes.

B. So Huluobo comes from a foreign country, right?

C. But what do you mean by Fanqie?

D. People in Europe didn’t dare to eat tomatoes at first, either.

E. When did people begin to eat them?

F. But Chinese people didn’t eat tomatoes then.

G. But now we usually call them carrots.

1.C 2.B 3.G 4.F 5.D 【解析】 文章大意：本文是簡(jiǎn)和另一個(gè)人的對(duì)話。由簡(jiǎn)問(wèn)另一個(gè)人“番茄”是什么意思，而引出了對(duì)于外來(lái)詞的討論。并深入討論了一些關(guān)于“西紅柿”問(wèn)題。 1.根據(jù)下文It's another way of calling tomatoes. 它是西紅柿的另外一種叫法。可知此處問(wèn)的是：“番茄”是什么意思？故答案選C。 2....

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