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    【题目】—Mummy, could you buy me a skirt like this?

    —Certainly. We can buy __________ one than this, but __________ this.

    A. a better ； better than

    B. a good ； as good as

    C. a cheaper；as good as

    D. a more expensive ； not as good as

    【答案】C

    【解析】答句句意：当然。我们可以买一件比它更便宜的，但质量和它一样好的。根据语境，考查形容词的比较等级。

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