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— What’s this in English?

—________ a map.

A. This is B. They are C. It’s

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【解析】

试题分析：this是指示代词,意思是这个,特指某个物品.they和it是人称代词,分别指代前文提到的复数和单数名词.根据上文,这个用英语怎么说?指的是单数名词,故下文用单数人称代词,选C.

考点：代词用法

点评：英语中指示代词和人称代词分别有不同的用法，实际中需结合具体的语境具体分析。

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