- ? -He’s friendly and helpful.A. What’s he like? B. How’s he?C. What’s he? D. What does he like? 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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—_______?　

—He’s friendly and helpful.

A. What’s he like?　B. How’s he?

C. What’s he?　D. What does he like?

【解析】

试题分析：句意：他是友好和有帮助的。What’s he like? 他怎样？询问他的性格特征。 How’s he?他好吗？询问他的身体健康状况。 What’s he? 他是干什么的？询问他的职业。 What does he like？他长得怎样？询问他的外貌。He’s friendly and helpful是在描述他的性格特征。所以选A。

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