单选题Many restaurants offer fixed-price courses that make the meal less costly ______ if each dish were ordered separately.AelseBwhereasCratherDthan
单选题
Many restaurants offer fixed-price courses that make the meal less costly ______ if each dish were ordered separately.
A
else
B
whereas
C
rather
D
than
参考解析
解析：
句意：很多餐厅推出固定价格的套餐，这样比单点每道菜经济实惠。句中有表示比较级的less，所以应选择表示比较关系的than。fixed price固定价格。separately单独地。
句意：很多餐厅推出固定价格的套餐，这样比单点每道菜经济实惠。句中有表示比较级的less，所以应选择表示比较关系的than。fixed price固定价格。separately单独地。
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