After finishing reading his paper,I came to the conclusion that the writer's analysis of the major issue in his dissertation seems quite superficial.A:shallow B:deep C:superior D:significant
After finishing reading his paper,I came to the conclusion that the writer's analysis of the major issue in his dissertation seems quite superficial.
A:shallow
B:deep
C:superior
D:significant
B:deep
C:superior
D:significant
参考解析
解析：本句意思是：读完他的论文后，我得出的结论是论文中作者对主要问题的分析是相当浅显的。句中superficial意为“浅显的”，如：You're too superficial to appreciate great literature like this.你太肤浅，无法欣赏这类文学巨著。四个选项中、hallow意为“浅的”, 例如：The dish is too shallow to serve soup in.盘子太浅，盛不了汤。deep意为“深的”a superior 意为“较好的，较多的”，如：We have a relationship infinitely superior to those of many of our friends.我们的关系要比我们其他许多朋友的关系好得多。significant意为“显著的”，如：Your success today may be significant for your whole future.你今天的成功对你的整个未来是重要的。只有选项A同句中画线单词含义接近。
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