单选题—We’ve no money and the last bus has gone. Any ______ ideas?—Oh, Tom’ll drive home from work at this time. Ask him for a ride?AfunnyBbrightCoppositeDcorrect
单选题
—We’ve no money and the last bus has gone. Any ______ ideas?—Oh, Tom’ll drive home from work at this time. Ask him for a ride?
A
funny
B
bright
C
opposite
D
correct
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解析：
句意：——我们没带钱，最后一班公交车也走了。有什么好主意没？——Tom这时候会开车回家，让他带上我们吧？本题考查形容词词义辨析，B项bright符合题意，意思是“高明的，明智的”。funny好笑的。opposite相反的。correct正确的。
句意：——我们没带钱，最后一班公交车也走了。有什么好主意没？——Tom这时候会开车回家，让他带上我们吧？本题考查形容词词义辨析，B项bright符合题意，意思是“高明的，明智的”。funny好笑的。opposite相反的。correct正确的。
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