Miss Christ was the only passenger after the terrible accident, but she couldn’t remember what it was about． [ ] A．alive B．living C．live D．lively 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Miss Christ was the only passenger ________ after the terrible accident, but she couldn’t remember what it was about．

[　　]

A．alive

B．living

C．live

D．lively

答案：A
解析：

句意为“克利斯特小姐是这次可怕交通事故中唯一活着的乘客，但她记不起到底是怎么回事了”。alive作后置定语修饰passenger。

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