单选题That’s a highly ______ point, not many would agree with your opinion.AexcellentBconspicuousCspectacularDcontroversial
单选题
That’s a highly ______ point, not many would agree with your opinion.
A
excellent
B
conspicuous
C
spectacular
D
controversial
参考解析
解析：
意思是：“引起争议的”，最适合该句的意思。A，B，C三项意思分别为：“极好的”、“明显的”和“壮观的”。
意思是：“引起争议的”，最适合该句的意思。A，B，C三项意思分别为：“极好的”、“明显的”和“壮观的”。
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