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6．-Alice，guess what!I passed the driving test．
-________!（　　）
A．Sounds goodB．Very wellC．How niceD．All right

分析 -Alice，猜猜发生什么了!我通过驾驶考试了!
-太好了．

解答 答案：C．
sounds good听起来不错，very well 很好．表示夸赞，但是语义不强烈，how nice 在夸奖的同时表示一种祝贺!真好啊!all right好的； 好吧，同意对方的意见；结合句意可知选C．

点评 对于交际用语的题要分清句子的语境；掌握一些常用的日常交际的表达方法．

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