题目内容
----_________ does your father look?
---- He looks very tall and strong. He ______ a sportsman.
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A．What; look like |
B．How; look like |
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C．What; looks like |
D．How; looks like |
【答案】
D
【解析】
试题分析：根据下句回答他看起来高大而强壮，所以上句问的应该是情况，对情况提问用how，后句表示的意思是看起来像一个运动员，look like表示看起来像的意思，主语是单数第三人称he，故用looks，故本题选D。
考点：考查连系动词look的使用。
点评：我们应该正确的掌握连系动词look及短语look like的使用，同时注意两者的区别，连系动词look后通常跟形容词，而look like后通常跟名词。
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