第五章 形容词副词

1. The room he is living in is small but contains ______ furniture.

A. too many B. many too

C. too much D. much too

2. Dr Kelly walked ______ to the window to watch ______ the woman shopping on the street.

A. close; closely B. closely; close C. close; close D. closely; closely

3.—Michael, the weather isn’t good enough for a picnic, is it? —Not in the least. We can’t have ______ at this time of the year.

A. such a bad day B. so fine a day

C. a worse day D. a nicer day

4. It’s a ______ clock, made of brass and dating from the nineteenth century.

A. charming French small B. French small charming

C. small French charming D. charming small French

5. ______ he read the book, ______ he got in it.

A. The more; the more interesting B. The less; the more interesting

C. The more; the more interested D. More; more interested

6. ______, she has lived in Spain for more than 10 years, but still cannot speak a word of Spanish.

A. Enough strange B. Strangely enough

C. Strange enough D. Enough strangely

7.—This dress looks so ______ on you. —Yes, it fits me very ______.

A. good; good B. good; well C. well; good D. well; well

8.—Would you like a piece of our homemade cake? —Of course, nothing is ______.

A. more delicious B. delicious

C. much delicious D. the most delicious

9. He speaks English well indeed but of course not ______ a native speaker.

A. as fluent as B. more fluent than C. as fluently as D. much fluently than

10.Taking more vitamin than the body needs does not make it function better, ______ over-fulfilling the oil lamp makes it lighten better.

A. no more than B. any more than

C. not more than D. much more than