【題目】Kate has tried very hard to improve her English. But by no means ________ with her progress.
A.the teacher is not satisfied
B.is the teacher not satisfied
C.the teacher is satisfied
D.is the teacher satisfied

【答案】D
【解析】句意：Kate一直努力提高英語，但是老師絕不滿意她的進(jìn)步。表示否定意義的短語by no means置于句首時(shí)，句子要用部分倒裝，排除A、C項(xiàng)。by no means(決不)本身已含有否定意義，故排除B項(xiàng)。故選D。

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