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12．The development of industry has been _______ gradual process throughout ______human existence from stone tools to modern technology．（ ）| A． | 不填； the | B． | the；a | C． | a；不填 | D． | a；a |
分析 句意：工业发展是一个渐进的过程，即：从人类的存在到石器时代再到现代技术时代．
解答 答案：C
process是可数名词，"一个过程"是泛指，故第一空填a．human existence指"人类存在"为固定短语，其前不用冠词．综上，只有C项符合．
点评 考查冠词的用法．主要掌握定冠词the和不定冠词a的用法及何时用零冠词．
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