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Intelligent as she is, she finds ________ difficulty in doing her maths problems．


  1. A.
    not a little
  2. B.
    not little
  3. C.
    not a bit
  4. D.
    not at all
A
這句句子的意思是“她雖然很聰明，但在解這些數(shù)學題時仍有不少困難�！鼻懊鎻木浜椭骶渲g有一層轉折關系，所以C項not a bit（沒有一點兒）是不妥的。如用選項D的 not at all，應改為no difficulty at all，意思和選項C相似，也不可取。英語中不用選項B的not little這樣的結構，而not a little意思是“不少的，不小的”，相當于great．
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