.Lesson Five is_________most difficult lesson，but it isn’t _________most difficult lesson in Book One.

A.a;a                     B.a;the                  C.the;the               D.the;a

B?


解析:

通常情況下最高級(jí)形容詞前加the。但此處第一個(gè)空表示“非常難的一課”，沒(méi)有與其他相比；第二個(gè)空格填the表示“是第一冊(cè)中最難的”，有比較在里面。故選項(xiàng)B為最佳答案。

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