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At a rough estimate, our new campus is ____________ the one at present.

A. twenty times the size as

B. twenty times the size of

C. twenty times as the size of

D. the size twenty times of

【解析】

试题分析：句意：粗略估计，我们新校园是现在校园面积的二十倍。在此语境下，表示倍数即 A + 谓语+ 倍数+ the size(height,width,length,etc) of + B。

考点：考查倍数的比较级

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