题目内容

During this term’s Reading Week, I read the most books in our class. No one read
than I.

A.
many
B.
more
C.
few
D.
fewer

B
试题分析：句意：在本学期的阅读周，在我们班我读书最多的。没有人比我读的多。根据句意，没有读的比我更多，故选B
考点：形容词的比较级
点评：形容词在中考英语中常见的考点是考察比较级或是最高级。形容词比较级或是最高级的构成是学生平时必须牢记的基本知识，同时要注意形容词的比较级前面可以被much,a little,even,far修饰，而more不能修饰比较级，只是构成多音节形容词比较级的一部分。

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During this term’s Reading Week, I read the most books in our class. No one read
than I.