Our house is the most（ ）one in the street;it’s painted red.A.prominentB.distinguishedC.outstandingD.well‐known
Our house is the most（ ）one in the street;it’s painted red.
A.prominent
B.distinguished
C.outstanding
D.well‐known
B.distinguished
C.outstanding
D.well‐known
参考解析
解析：prominent“突出的，显眼的”，指某物突出于周围环境或背景，用以形容突出明显的位置。句意：我们的住宅在这条街上十分显眼，它是红色的。B.distinguished“卓越的，著名的”，指出类拔萃的人或显著的成绩；C.outstanding“杰出的”，指在同类人或事物中的出类拔萃者，他们明显高于一般水平，并给人以深刻印象。
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