【題目】________students are required to take part in the boat race.

A．Ten strong young Chinese

B．Ten Chinese strong young

C．Chinese ten young strong

D．Young strong ten Chinese

【答案】A

【解析】ten屬于基數(shù)詞，strong屬于描述性形容詞，young屬于長幼類形容詞，Chinese屬于國別來源類形容詞。

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