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    —How pretty the girl’s handwriting is!

    —I couldn’t agree more.In fact,I doubt whether there is ______one in our class!

    A.a good                            B.a better 

    C.the better                          D.the best

    B


    解析:

    考查形容词比较级的用法。形容词比较级在这里表示最高级的 意义，其结构是：not(never)...+a+比较级。

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