He ate what he could, and gave the of the food to the birds. A. remain B. uneaten C. rest D. part 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

题目内容

He ate what he could, and gave the _____ of the food to the birds.

A. remain B. uneaten C. rest D. part

C. rest

解析:

the rest (of)剩余部分，其余。remain作“剩余物”(=what is left)解时常用复数形式，如：the remains of a meal(残羹剩饭)。[ALI]《新英汉辞典》认为也可以用单数，可作参考。

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. He ate what he could, and gave the _____ of the food to the birds.

A．remain

B．uneaten

C．rest

D．part

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