She is a highly successful teacher.A: fairlyB: ratherC: veryD: moderately
She is a highly successful teacher.
A: fairly
B: rather
C: very
D: moderately
B: rather
C: very
D: moderately
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解析：句意：她是个非常成功的教师。句中的highly意为“很、非常”。四个选项中：fairly 意为“相当的”;rather意为“宁可、相当”;very意为“非常”;moderately意为“适当的、中庸的”。
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