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6．A bicycle is often far more _____ than a car in busy cities．（ ）| A． | convenient | B． | content | C． | valuable | D． | attractive |
分析 在繁忙的城市骑自行车比开小汽车方便得多．
解答 答案：A．根据in busy cities可知在在繁忙的城市骑自行车比开小汽车方便得多，far修饰比较级表示非常，more和多音节形容词构成比较级．四个选项的含义分别是A"便利的"；B"满足的"；C"贵重的"；D"吸引人的"，所以答案是A．
点评 考查形容词辨析．convenient的用法：
convenient表示方便的，其句子的主语往往是it，如：It's convenient for me to come at that time．那时我方便来．
特别需要强调的是，如果想表达"如果你方便"时，句子主语一定不能够说成if you are convenient…，而应该用it做形式主语，即：if it is convenient for you to..
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