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1．--How did you find your visit to the museum？
--I throughly enjoyed it．It was  ___ than I expected．（　　）
A．far more interstingB．even much interesting
C．so more interesingD．a lot much interesting

分析 --你认为你的博物馆之行怎么样呀？
--我非常喜欢．比我想象的有趣多了．

解答 答案：A．
形容词的比较级常用much，a little，far，a lot，a bit，a great deal，even等词修饰．根据后面的than I expected可知，此处应该是表示比较级的用法，所以选A．

点评 本句考查比较级修饰词的用法，对于这一用法要求学生要熟练掌握，这在日常英语的表达中经常会用到．

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