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9．-Oh，dear，I've almost forgotten your birthday party．When is it？
-Well，the day after April Fools'Day．Easy to remember，______？（　　）
A．don't youB．won't youC．hasn't itD．isn't it

分析 --哦，天啦，我几乎忘记你的生日聚会了．是什么时候？
--嗯个，愚人节后的一天．很容易记住，对吗？

解答 答案是D．本题考查省略句的反义问句．反义问句的基本结构是"陈述句+简略疑问句？"，陈述句用肯定，则疑问句用否定；陈述句用否定，疑问句用肯定；疑问句中的主语和助动词与陈述句一致；题干中"Easy to remember"的完整的表达是"It is easy to remember．"，故问句中的主语和助动词与"It is"一致，所以答案选择D．

点评 反义问句的解题，首先理解反义问句的作用--证实上文的内容；其次理解反义问句的基本结构；并且积累常见的特殊结构，最后结合语境判断．

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