题目内容

18．-What do you think of Tom？
-He has been working very hard．______ he is an advanced worker．（　　）
A．No wonderB．No doubtC．No worryD．No problem

分析 --你认为汤姆怎么样？
--他一直工作非常努力．他毫无疑问是个先进工作者．

解答 答案：B．根据He has been working very hard可以知道he is an advanced worker（他是个先进工作者）这件事是毫无疑问的，所提选择B No doubt"毫无疑问"，其他选项A是"难怪"，C是"不要担心"，D是"没问题"．

点评 考查副词辨析．要做好这种题型，需要了解各个选项的含义，但更重要的是理解句子的意思．只有符合句子意思的选项才是正确的．

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