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Building temporary （臨時的） hospitals is a main measure （措施） to help prevent and control COVID-19 in Wuhan during the period of combating （與……戰(zhàn)斗） the highly infectious （傳染性的） disease，a top medical expert said.
   "Wuhan is at war，" Wang Chen，president of the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences，told China Daily over the weekend. "We hope the temporary hospitals will carry the health and safety of patients，their families，the communities and the whole of society."
   Wuhan started to build the first three temporary hospitals on Feb 3rd to increase the number of beds for patients with the virus.Two days later，the hospitals，from two exhibition halls and a sports stadium，began to receive patients.More such hospitals will be built and will provide more than 10，000 beds，according to the city government.
   Besides building temporary hospitals，the government officials have recently added hotels，training centers and college dormitories into places for the treatment of the patients with the COVID-19.
   "Although the temporary hospitals are not as well-equipped as regular （正規(guī)的） hospitals，they are suitable for the patients，" said Wang，who is also vice-president of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and a respiratory expert.
   "Patients can be separated from their family members and communities by staying in the hospitals to prevent the spread of the disease，" he said. "In addition，they can get medical care in these hospitals，" Wang said.
   Zhang Junjian，president of the temporary hospital in the Wuhan Parlor exhibition center，said， "only through building such hospitals can we help large numbers of patients in a very short time."

（1）When did the first three temporary hospitals begin to receive the patients？
C
C

A．On February 3rd.
B．On February 1st.
C．On February 5th.
（2）Some places were used for the treatment of the patients with the COVID-19 except
B
B
.
A．college dormitories
B．shopping centers
C．hotels
（3）What does the underlined word "well-equipped" in the fifth paragraph mean？
A
A

A．設(shè)備精良的.
B．醫(yī)術(shù)精湛的.
C．服務精細的.
（4）Which of the following is NOT the reason why patients stay in the hospitals？
C
C

A．Staying in the hospitals can prevent the spread of the disease.
B．The patients can get medical care in the hospitals.
C．The patients don't want to separate from their family members and communities.
（5）What's the main idea of the whole passage？
A
A

A．Building temporary hospitals is a good way to add more beds for the patients in a short time.
B．It tells people some advice on how to prevent and control the disease.
C．The medical experts teach us some knowledge about the disease.

【考點】新聞報道；細節(jié)理解；詞句猜測；主旨大意．

【答案】C；B；A；C；A

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