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15．I have no dreams to have a happy life．（ ）| A． | rather than | B． | more than | C． | other than | D． | less than |
分析 除了能有一个快乐的生活我没有别的梦想．
解答 答案：C．根据to have a happy life是梦想之一，可知句义是除了能有一个快乐的生活我没有别的梦想，四个选项的含义分别是A"而不是"；B"超过"；C"除了"；D"少于"，少于答案是C．
点评 考查并列连词．other than表示 除了；不同于
例：
Their motivation is other than me．
他们的动机不同于我的．
Do you have any special interests other than your job？
你除了工作之外还有什么其他的爱好吗？
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