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【题目】You are quite a good cook. This dessert tastes , I think I might like one.

A.well; anotherB.lovely; anotherC.delicious; the other

【答案】B

【解析】

句意：你是个很好的厨师。甜点很好，我想我可能喜欢再吃一个。

考查形容词的用法。A. well; another形容词时指健康的；另外一个（三者或三者以上）；B. lovely; another可爱的，极好的；另外一个（三者或三者以上）；C.delicious; the other好吃的；另外一个（两者中的另外一个）。系动词taste后面跟形容词，排除A项，根据句意"甜点很好吃，我想再吃一个。 可知第二空填another。故答案为B。

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