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3．---You seemed to be deeply struck by his skill．
---Not exactly．It was his courage ________ his skill that really struck me most．（　　）

A．

other than

B．

as well as

C．

but also

D．

apart from

分析 ---看起来你被他的技巧深深的打动了．
---不全是．是他的勇气和技巧真的打动我．

解答答案：B．根据It was his courage ________ his skill that really struck me most的结构可知主语用了强调句式it was…that，所以知道句义是他的勇气和技巧真的打动我，his courage和his skill 之间是并列关系，四个选项的含义分别是A"除了"；B"和，也包括"；C项要和not only连用，表示不但…而且…；D"除了"．所以答案是B．

点评考查并列连词．aas well as的涵义是"还有"、"不但…而且…"．值得注意的是，在A as well as B的结构里，语意的重点在 A，不在 B．因此，"He can speak Spanish as well as English．"的译文应该是："他不但会说英语，而且会讲西班牙语"，决不能译作："他不但会说西班牙语，而且会讲英语"．

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