题目内容

This is such an impressive story, _____ all who read it will never forget.

A.one B.those C.that D.what

A

【解析】

试题分析:考查代词。本句考查代词的用法,代指上文出现的a story。因为是泛指一个可数名词单数,故选用A,one。表示一个。同时one也是下文定语从句所修饰的先行词。本题要特别注意that的用法,such…that… 表示如此…以至于…。但是that之后的句子应该是成分完整的,而本句forget之后缺少宾语,故只能判断成定语从句。

考点:考查代词

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