- Can you tell the differences between these two pictures?- Differences? Oh, no. They look quite .A. different B. similar C. strange D. interesting 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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— Can you tell the differences between these two pictures?

— Differences? Oh, no. They look quite __________.

A. different B. similar

C. strange D. interesting

【解析】

试题分析：—你能告诉我这两幅画的不同吗？—不同？不，它们看上去非常相似。A. different不同的； B. similar相似的； C. strange奇怪的； D. interesting有趣的，根据句意此题选B。

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