Caroline is ________ of an artist. I've read about her somewhere.


  1. A.
    anything
  2. B.
    nothing
  3. C.
    something
  4. D.
    everything
C
句意：卡羅琳可以說是一名藝術家了，在某個地方我讀過有關她的情況。something of a/an--(informal) rather a/an, a fairly good多少有點，有幾分，可以說是，可以算得上。如：He is something of an expert in English teaching.他可以說是英語教學方面的專家了。
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