【題目】The colour will fade away __________.

A. a little bit B. a bit less

C. not a little D. little by little

【答案】D

【解析】句意：這顏色會逐漸褪掉的。not a little許多；a little bit 一點兒；a bit less少一點兒；均不合題意。little by little一點一點地，符合句意。故選D

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