【題目】-Have you seen the robber __________？

-Why ask me? You are the only one who stands __________ to him.

A. clear; close B. clearly; closely

C. clear; closely D. clearly; close

【答案】D

【解析】句意:——你看清楚強(qiáng)盜長什么樣了嗎？——為什么要問我呢？你是唯一一個站得離他近的人。clearly明確地，清楚地；clear清楚地；close靠近地，接近地；closely緊密地；親近地。

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