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【题目】________ houses were destroyed in the earthquake．

A．A great deal of B．A great deal

C．A great many of D．A great many

【答案】D

【解析】

试题分析：考查词组辨析。A许多的，后接不可数名词；B大量，多作状语修饰动词后不能接名词；CD两者都表示许多，区别主要在于，A great many of所修饰的名词前要有冠词、所有格、物主代词，或直接修饰代词，本句所修饰的名词为houses，应用A great many，句意：许多房子在地震中被摧毁了。故选D

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