10．My sister Lucy is _______ different from me in looks，although we are twins．（　�。�
A．exactlyB．entirelyC．simplyD．hardly

分析 我妹妹露西和我的長相完全不同，雖然我們是雙胞胎．

解答 答案：B
A．精確地，確切地；B．完全地，徹底地；C．簡單地，僅僅；D．幾乎不，簡直不；本句為讓步狀語從句，表達(dá)的意思是雖然她們是雙胞胎，但是長相卻完全不同；此處用來修飾形容詞 different，指的是完全不同；故選B．

點評 本題考查了副詞的詞義辨析；做本題時，首先應(yīng)熟練掌握各副詞的詞義及用法；其次結(jié)合完整句子所表達(dá)的意思，進(jìn)行邏輯推理，判斷出句子之間的句意關(guān)系；從而選出正確的答案．

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