题目内容

—You seemed to be impressed by his skill.?

—Not exactly so.It was his courage _______ his skill that really impressed me.?

A. as well as?

B. rather than?

C. but also?

D. together with?

B?


解析:

题干要表达的意思为“是他的勇气并非他的技术给我留下了深刻的印象”,选项A和D是表并列关系,不合语意。选项C无此搭配。rather than为“更准确地说”,如:He ran rather than walked.更准确地说,他是跑而不是走。rather than还可表“不是……而是……”,如:The parents should be blamed rather than the children.应受到责备的是父母而不是孩子们。It was what he meant rather than what he said that annoyed me.让我生气的不是他所说的,而是他话中的意思。

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