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5．We're proud of the great changes in our school．We're sure it will develop even ________ tomorrow．（ ）| A． | quickly | B． | less quickly | ||
| C． | more quickly | D． | the most quickly |
分析 我们对学校伟大的变化感到自豪，我们确信明天它会发展的更好．
解答 答案：C．
根据关键词even可知，本题是比较级形式，even在句中修饰比较级，副词quickly的比较级形式为：more quickly．故选C．
点评 本题是考查形容词和副词的比较级形式，解决此类问题的关键是掌握其变化形式，在不同的语言环境中达到熟练掌握的目的．
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C．Japanese school buses may look cute
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