(2013·辽宁五校第一联合体高三考试)-Children must have access to good books.-I can't agree more. Reading is to the mind food is to the body.A．that B．what C．like D．as 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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(2013·辽宁五校第一联合体高三考试)—Children must have access to good books.

—I can't agree more. Reading is to the mind ________ food is to the body.

A．that B．what C．like D．as

【解析】B　考查固定句式。句意：“孩子们必须接触好书。”“我非常赞成。阅读对于思想正如食物对于身体一样。”A is to B what C is to D，“A之于B犹如C之于D”是固定句型。

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