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2．Of the two lectures，the first was by far ，partly because the speaker had such a dynamic style．（ ）| A． | the best | B． | better | C． | the better | D． | much better |
分析 两个讲座当中，到目前为止第一个更好，部分原因是说话者有如此充满活力的风格．
解答 答案C
根据Of the two lectures可知是两者进行比较，又因为两者中最好的应该在比较级前加the，故选C．
点评 考察形容词比较级的特殊用法，因为一般情况下比较级前无冠词，所以要注意选择范围，得出正确答案．
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