－Boy，which website are you surfing on the Internet now?

－Oh，Mum...________I tell you everything I do?

A．Must B．Should

C．Can D．Shall

 

A

【解析】A　考查情態(tài)動詞。句意：——孩子，你上的哪個網(wǎng)站��？ ——噢，媽媽……我非得告訴你我做的任何事嗎？must表示“非得，偏偏，硬要”，符合語境。

 

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 batter            猛擊，連續(xù)地猛打/捶，亂打

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 burst into flames      突然燃燒起來/著火

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…two men batter each other to pulp in the boxing ring.

 【結(jié)構(gòu)簡析】batter one to pulp = beat one to a pulp 狠揍某人，打癱某人

 【參考譯文】兩個人在拳擊場內(nèi)彼此狠揍，知道一個人被打倒在地，爬不起來。

…unmoved by the sight of one or a number of racing cars crashing and bursting into flames.

 【參考譯文】眼見一輛或多輛賽車相互撞擊，突然燒起來而無動于衷。

A world heavy weight championship match is front page news.

 【參考譯文】世界重量級冠軍賽總是頭版頭條新聞。

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