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【题目】I can hardly stand his rude manners. I object __________ like this.

A. to treated

B. to be treated

C. to being treated

D. to treat

【答案】C

【解析】解析:考查object的用法。句意为:……对这种待遇我表示抗议。object to 中的to是介词,后面跟名词或动名词。同时,句子的主语与treat之间是被动关系。

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