As the patient was wheeled into the operating room （手術室），the shadowless lamp was on.Information of the patient was checked.All things needed for the operation were in place.This was a typical surgery （外科手術）.however，there was one more equipment （裝備）—a piano.It was the first time ever in the world that a piano had entered the operation room.My 15 workmates and I were operation on a 10-year-old patient.
   Taking up a corner of the room，music notes were played by Emiliano，a musician.To the soft background of a piano played live，we performed the surgery to remove a tumor （腫瘤） from the boy's stomach.
   Everything went well.There was no complication （并發(fā)癥）.A magical atmosphere （氣氛） of complete peace was brought into the operating room.When passing medical supplies among the staff.I could totally sense it.Even more magically，in smooth music，we worked together better，as if our minds were connected by the notes.
   Although the boy was asleep during the four-hour operation，at times we did notice the corners of his mouth curved up.Somehow，even under total anesthesia （麻醉） he could feel the joy of music.When the notes broke off，monitors （監(jiān)視器） showed a sudden change in his brain activity pattern.I prayed the music could relieve anxiety and pain of the skinny body.
   Finally，the surgery was completed.Our little patient was doing well.My team described the process as amazing and moving.
   Later that day，the boy awoke to find himself in his hospital bed. "How do you feel now，my little man？" I asked with a gentle smile while examining his wound for signs of infection.
   "I'm fine，doctor." Our brave little patient said. "But did I hear the music？Yes，I heard it!"

（1）What made the surgery so special？

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C

A．The patient was just a 10-year-old boy who suffered from a stomach tumor.
B．There were 16 doctors who performed the operation together.
C．The operating room was equipped with a piano.
（2）Why was a musical performance in the operation room？

A

A

A．To provide a relaxed atmosphere to make the operation go more smoothly.
B．To better monitor the patient's brain activity pattern.
C．To remove the little boy's anxiety and physical pain.
（3）The underlined "curved up" in Para.4 tells us that the boy

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A．felt terrible
B．relaxed and smiled
C．was brave and confident
（4）What can we infer from the passage？

B

B

A．It was a typical surgery to let a musician into the operating room.
B．The soft music helped connect the minds of the doctors and the patient.
C．The boy was amazed by what he'd gone through during the operation.
（5）The best title of the passage could be

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A

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A．A Musical Operation
B．A Little Patient's Concert
C．Notes Connected Us