He is _________ and I believe he can keep the secret for you.


  1. A.
    determined
  2. B.
    stubborn
  3. C.
    reliable
  4. D.
    frightened
C

試題分析：形容詞辨析。A意志堅定的；B固執(zhí)的；C值得信賴的；D害怕的；句意：他是值得信賴的。我認為他會幫你守住秘密的。根據(jù)句意說明C正確。
考點：形容詞辨析
點評：形容詞的辨析要根據(jù)和介詞的搭配以及上下文語境的意義。
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