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A. tall B. taller C. tallest D. the tallest

D 【解析】句意：邁克現(xiàn)在1.8米高了，他是他班里最高的男孩。tall意思是“高的”，其比較級(jí)是在后面加-er，最高級(jí)是在后面加-est。三者或三者以上比較要用最高級(jí)，根據(jù)"He is _________ boy in his class"以及給出選項(xiàng)，可知他是班里最高的男孩，形容詞的最高級(jí)之前要加定冠詞the，故答案選D。
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