Which ______ , an elephant or a horse?

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A. heavy　　　　B. the heavier

C. heavier　　　D. the heaviest

答案：C
提示：

or（或者）暗示在兩種情況中選擇一種，是對兩者的比較，應(yīng)該用比較級。

　


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