题目内容

He wasn't lucky enough to get a ticket for the football game．This sentence doesn't mean：

A.
Luckily，he was able to get a ticket for the football game．
B.
He was so unlucky that he couldn't get a ticket for the football game．
C.
Unluckily．he eouldn't get a ticket for the football game．
D.
He was too unlucky to get a ticket for the football game．

A
分析：原句是“没能买到票”，而A项是“买到了票”。

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D．The experiences his father had in middle school．

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A．got a prize in a writing competition B．won a Nobel Prize

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