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7．These paper flowers look so _______ that many people think they are real．（　　）
A．beautifulB．naturalC．artificialD．similar

分析 这些纸花看起来是如此的自然以至于许多人认为它们是真的．

解答 答案：B．A．beautiful漂亮的；B．natural自然的；C．artificial 人造的，假的；D．similar类似的．结合句意"这些纸花看起来是如此的自然以至于许多人认为它们是真的．"可知，这里natural"自然的"，与"许多人认为它们是真的"相呼应，故选B．

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