【題目】—Do you enjoy seeing foreign films?

—Yes. Some of them are good and the film Transformers: The Last Knight, 　　　is excellent.

A. in common B. in total

C. in particular D. in general

【答案】C

【解析】考查固定短語。A. in common共同的；B. in total總計(jì)；C. in particular尤其，特別；D. in general通常。句意：——你喜歡看外國電影嗎？——是的，一些是很好的，電影Transformers: The Last Knight特別優(yōu)秀。此處表示在眾多電影中尤其特別好，故選C.

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