--- The novel isn’t easy for Xiao Wang to read, is it?

--- ______．His foreign language is far better than expected.


  1. A.
    No, it isn’t
  2. B.
    I’m afraid not．
  3. C.
    I think so．
  4. D.
    Yes, it is.
D
The novel isn’t easy for Xiao Wang to read, is it?是反義疑問句，對于反義疑問句，要根據(jù)實際情況回答；根據(jù)His foreign language is far better than expected，他的外語比期望的要好的多，可知讀這本小說對他來說很容易。所以用D，意思是：不，很容易。
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