I almost didn’t recognize Jane when I came across her in the street. She had become so after losing twenty pounds . A．raw B．slim C．protective D．independent 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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I almost didn’t recognize Jane when I came across her in the street. She had become so _____ after losing twenty pounds .

A．raw B．slim C．protective D．independent

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【解析】

试题分析：考查形容词：A. raw未加工的，B. slim苗条的C. protective保护性的D. independent独立的，句意：当我在街上遇到Jane的时候，几乎没有认出她。她减了20磅后变得这么苗条。选B。

考点：形容词词义辨析

点评：词义辨析考的是学生的基础词汇知识，了解每个选项的含义是做好此类题型的关键，解答此类习题，首先要求学生有一定的词汇量，句意理解后便可作答，所以平时的基础知识记忆，词汇积累是解答好这种题的关键。

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