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(2013 ·遼寧五校第一聯(lián)合體高三考試)It is universally believed that a student with an extremely ________ mind usually gets high scores in the exams, especially in the physics exam.

A．sharp B．shallow C．narrow D．awful

 

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【解析】A　考查形容詞辨析。句意：人們普遍相信一個頭腦極其敏銳的學生通�？梢栽诳荚囍腥〉酶叻�，尤其是在物理考試中。sharp“敏銳的，靈敏的”；shallow“膚淺的，淺薄的”；narrow“狹隘的，目光短淺的”；awful“可怕的，駭人聽聞的”。故選A項。

 

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