1．Great inventors don't ____ graduate from famous universities．Some didn't even go to university．（　�。�
A．reallyB．nearlyC．necessarilyD．likely

分析 偉大的發(fā)明家未必需要畢業(yè)于名牌大學，有些甚至沒上大學．

解答 答案：C
A．not really 實際上，真正；  B．nearly 幾乎，差不多；  C．necessarily 必需地，必定地；  D．likely 可能，或許； 根據(jù)后一句有些甚至沒上大學，可推知這里的意思應是：偉大的發(fā)明家未必需要畢業(yè)于名牌大學；not necessarily 不見得需要，未必需要；故選C

點評 本題考查了副詞的用法．做本題時，要根據(jù)句子間的語義關系，選擇合適的副詞．

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