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    1．--Well，my daughter takes great interest in most of the food on the menu．
    --Thanks．_____
    --Salad，fried fish and orange juice，please．（　　）
    A．Shall I take your order？B．At your service．
    C．What to follow？D．With pleasure

    分析 --我女儿对菜单上的大部分食物都很感兴趣．
    --谢谢，您现在可以点菜了吗？
    --沙拉，炸鱼，土豆条和橘汁．

    解答 答案A．
    B项"At your service    随时为您服务"；C项"What to follow   下面是什么"；D项"Can I help you   要我帮忙吗？"； A项"Shall I take your order   现在您可以点菜吗？"；根据答句中的"Salad，fried fish and orange juice，please"可知，顾客表示需要点"沙拉，炸鱼，土豆条和橘汁"这些菜肴；由此可推知，服务生是在询问顾客点什么菜，因此A项符合语境，故选A．

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