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    ---The cookies are so delicious and crisp.
    ---Well, at least it is ________ the one I baked last week.

    A．as bad asB．no better than
    C．no worse thanD．not better than

    C

    解析试题分析：考查形容词的用法：A. as bad as一样差B. no better than一样差
    C. no worse than一样好，D. not better than没有…好，句意：--饼干很可口很脆。--哦，至少和我上个星期烤的饼干一样好。选C。
    考点：考查形容词辨析
    点评：形容词的辨析要从上下文语境和形容词的固定搭配两个方面入手。特别常考的是形容词的比较等级，no+adj比较级+than相当于as+adj的反义词+as。

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