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【题目】Kitty’s pencil case is Amy’s. It is also very small.

A. different from B. the same colour as

C. bigger than D. the same size as

【答案】D

【解析】试题分析：句意：Kitty的文具盒和Amy的一样大。都是那么小。A不同于；B颜色相同；C大；D大小相同。此题考查固定短语be the same as与……一样大。根据句意，应选D。

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