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     —How boring ! Is there          the film ?

        —Well , it’s nearly over .

           A．much of   B．many of   C．much more of D．many more of

    C


    解析:

    由句意可知，第一个人已对电影感到厌倦了，问电影是否还有许多未演？more 额外的，又，再。故选C。

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