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—_____ do you like the match?

—More exciting than _____.

A. How; to expect B. How; expected

C. What; expected D. What; to expect

【解析】

试题分析：How do you like sth.表示“觉得……怎么样”，排除C、D。答语是More exciting than it is expected的省略。故选B。

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