单选题Icebergs are a favorite subject for photographers because of ______ produced by the ice.Athe remarkably vivid blueBthe vivid blue remarkableCremarkably the blue vividDblue the vivid remarkable
单选题
Icebergs are a favorite subject for photographers because of ______ produced by the ice.
A
the remarkably vivid blue
B
the vivid blue remarkable
C
remarkably the blue vivid
D
blue the vivid remarkable
参考解析
解析：
句意：因为冰所产生的极其生动的蓝色调，使得冰山成为摄影者最喜欢的主题。通观全句可知，选项处应为名词词组，所以中心词为名词blue，置于名词词组的末尾处；名词前要用形容词来修饰，而不能用副词，副词位置比较灵活，可置于名词词组前也可置后。
句意：因为冰所产生的极其生动的蓝色调，使得冰山成为摄影者最喜欢的主题。通观全句可知，选项处应为名词词组，所以中心词为名词blue，置于名词词组的末尾处；名词前要用形容词来修饰，而不能用副词，副词位置比较灵活，可置于名词词组前也可置后。
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