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    【题目】—Do you like the film Red Pair（《红色圩场》）which is on this week?

    —Yes. I think it is _________ than any other history film.

    A.goodB.badC.betterD.worse

    【答案】C

    【解析】

    句意：——你喜欢这周上映的电影《红色圩场》吗？——是的，我喜欢。我认为它比任何其他历史电影都好。

    考查形容词比较级用法。good形容词原级，好的；bad形容词原级，糟糕的；better形容词比较级，更好的；worse形容词比较级，更糟糕的。由句中标志性连词than可知此处要用形容词比较级，提问者问是否喜欢该电影，肯定回答说明喜欢，因此比其他电影更好。故选C。

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