题目内容
18．We always keep ______ spare paper，in case we run out．（ ）| A． | too much | B． | a number of | ||
| C． | a huge amount of | D． | a good many |
分析 我们通常会准备大量的备用纸，以防用完．
解答 答案：C
A："too much""太多"，修饰不可数名词；B：a number of"许多"，修饰可数名词；C：a huge amount of"大量的"，修饰可数和不可数名词；D：a good many"很多"修饰可数名词．"paper"为不可数名词，故只能从选项A和C中选择，根据句意"in case we run out"可推断出"大量"符合句意，故此题选项为C．
点评 此题考查修饰可数名词和不可数名词的形容词短语，根据形容词短语的词义并结合句意，可得出此题选项．
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