—Jessica is very bright and studies very hard _____.

—No wonder she always gets the first place in the examination.


  1. A.
    as well
  2. B.
    as well as
  3. C.
    either
  4. D.
    also
A

試題分析：考查短語用法。As well也，可以放在句末；as well as介詞短語，后面要加賓語；either也，用于否定句中；also也，用于肯定句的句中。本句表示也，放在句末，句意：Jessica分詞聰明也非常努力。故A正確。
考點：考查短語用法
點評：As well也，可以放在句末；as well as介詞短語，后面要加賓語；either也，用于否定句中；also也，用于肯定句的句中。
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