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13.—How often do you eat out? — ,but usually once a week. A.Have no idea B.As usual C.It depends D.Generally speaking  解析 考查交际用语。根据答句中“but usually once a week”，可知用“It depends”，表示“依 情况而定”。Have no idea不知道；As usual通 常；Generally speaking一般来说。 C 14. Since David downloaded a virus into his computer,he can not open the file now. A.readily B.accidentally C.horribly D.irregularly 解析 考查副词的用法。根据语境及所提供的选 项，可知应选accidentally，意为“偶然地，意 外地”。 B 15.—It’s getting dark,but Mr.Johnson is still at his office. —No surprise.Who else can he does? A.do less work than B.work as hardly as C.work as hard as D.be working hardly like 解析 考查状语从句。根据句意，可知此处用 “Who else can work as hard as he does?”表示 Mr.Johnson工作最卖力。 C Ⅱ.阅读理解 Workers may feel comfortable handing in a sick note for flu or physical illness,but nearly half of workers reported not being happy to disclose a mental health condition at work,especially among manual (体力的) and skilled professions. The survey of 1,000 workers by national charity the Shaw Trust found that 18.3% would not reveal a condition even to their HR department and only 17.9% would disclose details of an illness to a colleague.Of the respondents 34.5% said the reason they would not disclose a mental health condition was that they felt worried or ashamed they would be treated differently.This figure rose to 43.3% among 16 to 24-year-olds.Besides,one in ten workers thought that disclosing a condition would reduce their chances of promotion. Tim Cooper,managing director of the Shaw Trust,said,“The Office of National Statistics estimates that one in six people may suffer from a mental ill health condition at one time.Despite this,our research shows people are still unwilling to disclose such a condition, particularly in the current economic climate in which workers are concerned about showing any sign of