题目内容

The deadline has been ________ till next Monday.

A.
enlarged
B.
expanded
C.
extended
D.
increased

C
试题分析：句意，最后期限已经延长到了下周一。enlarge意思是扩大；expand意思是扩张；extend意思是延长；increase意思是增加。根据句意分析，本句要表达的意思延长到下周一，故选C。
考点：常见词义辨析
点评：解答此类题型一定要掌握各个选项的基本词义。

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