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— It’s getting dark, but Mr. Chen is till at his office.

— No surprise. Who else can _______ he does.

A. do less work than B. work as hardly as

C. work as hard as D. be working hardly like

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【解析】

试题分析：考查同级比较和副词。根据句意，--天黑了，但是陈先生还在办公室，--不奇怪，还有谁比他更加勤奋呢。Hardly是几乎不，排除BD项，此处用“who else can work as hard as he does？”表示Mr.Johnson工作最卖力。选C。

考点：考查同级比较和副词

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