They get on very well because they both have very ________ personalities．


  1. A.
    live
  2. B.
    alive
  3. C.
    living
  4. D.
    lively
D
詳解：句意：他們相處得很好，因?yàn)樗麄兌加泻芑顫姷男愿�。lively意為“活潑的”，符合句意。
講臺(tái)揮灑一刻：
alive, living, live與lively的區(qū)別
alive adj．活著的(作表語(yǔ)、后置定語(yǔ)或補(bǔ)語(yǔ))
living adj．活著的，健在的，現(xiàn)行的
live adj．活的(指動(dòng)物)，直播的；v．居住，生活
lively adj．活潑的，有生機(jī)的
Who is the greatest writer alive?
誰(shuí)是在世的最偉大的作家？
He is still alive/living．他還活著。
He bought a live fish to treat me．
他買(mǎi)了條活魚(yú)招待我。
There is a live programme on TV about the Olympic Games tonight．
今晚有一個(gè)關(guān)于奧運(yùn)會(huì)的電視直播節(jié)目。
His classes are lively and interesting．
他的課生動(dòng)有趣。
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