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He felt curious that he asked many questions about it.

A．such , such

B．so , so

C．such , so

D．so , such

解析试题分析：such形容词，这样的，如此的；so副词，如此，这样。句意：他感到如此紧张，以至于他问了如此多关于它的问题。结合语境可知上下文都是副词修饰形容词，故选B。
考点：形容词副词辨析
点评：词义辨析考的是学生的基础词汇知识，答题前首先要了解其一词多义，一词多性的特点，尤其要注意同一单词作为形容词和副词时，含义和用法的不同，然后结合上下文语境选择合适答案。形容词和副词的区别主要是在句子中作为句子成分的不同，虽然都可以放在动词后面，但是形容词是放在系动词后面做表语，副词放在实意动词后面做状语。

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