- How are the things in your village?- Modern farming methods have been brought in and the villagers are now than before.A．well offB．better offC．badly offD．worse off 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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— How are the things in your village?
— Modern farming methods have been brought in and the villagers are ________ now than before.

A．well off

B．better off

C．badly off

D．worse off

解析试题分析：考查形容词比较级的用法，A. well off富有，C. badly off贫穷，因为是和过去相比，所以用比较级，better off 或worse off，句意是：--你们村子情况如何？--现代农业方法被引进，村民比以前有钱了。选B。
选。
考点; 考查形容词比较级的用法
点评：形容词比较级用于两者的比较，如果句中出现than，就该用比较级，除了than before，还有than usual，than expected等。

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C．insisted

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B．continue

C．keep

D．attempt

A．corner

B．roof

C．bottom

D．surface

A．considered

B．convinced

C．confirmed

D．concluded

A．possibility

B．seriousness

C．importance

D．resolution

A．old

B．sick

C．glad

D．fine

A．permission

B．effort

C．approval

D．support

A．persuade

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B．provided

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12.

A．to

B．in

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14.

A．reached

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C．spread

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15.

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B．faded

C．expanded

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16.

A．ever

B．also

C．never

D．already

17.

A．easier

B．rarer

C．happier

D．closer

18.

A．for

B．so

C．yet

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19.

A．read

B．keep

C．see

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