单选题It has been unusually cold this winter and experts say it’s not _____.AnormalBdifferentCnecessaryDimportant
单选题
It has been unusually cold this winter and experts say it’s not _____.
A
normal
B
different
C
necessary
D
important
参考解析
解析：
句意：今年冬天异常寒冷，专家说这是不正常的。本题考查形容词词义辨析。由题干中的“unusually cold”可知，这里应该是说这种冷是不正常的。normal表示“正常的”，not normal表示“不正常的”，符合句意。因此A项正确。different不同的。necessary必要的。important重要的。
句意：今年冬天异常寒冷，专家说这是不正常的。本题考查形容词词义辨析。由题干中的“unusually cold”可知，这里应该是说这种冷是不正常的。normal表示“正常的”，not normal表示“不正常的”，符合句意。因此A项正确。different不同的。necessary必要的。important重要的。
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