This silk scarf is made in Suzhou. It feels just as as it looks.A .beautiful B. beautifully C. good D. well 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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This silk scarf is made in Suzhou. It feels just as as it looks.

A .beautiful B. beautifully C. good D. well

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试题分析：句意:这个丝绸围巾是苏州制造的。戴上它就跟它看起来一样的好。beautiful 美丽的，是形容词；beautifully 是副词，美丽地；good 好的，形容词；well 副词，好的。feel 感觉，摸起来，是一个系动词，后面应该跟形容词，排除B和D。根据句意可知选C。

考点：考查形容词。

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