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13.Students are not required to take the TOEEL or the IELTS test but we welcome the submission of your score if you have taken ______.(  )
A.bothB.noneC.eitherD.neither

分析 学生不被要求参加托福或者是雅思考试,但是如果你有参加过(其中一种考试),我们欢迎你们递交分数.

解答 答案:C
解析:A:两者都;B:一个也没有(三者或三者以上);C:两者中任何一个;D:两者都不.前面提到的考试只有两种,故B选项直接排除(范围不一致);D选项不符合句意(如果没有考试,怎么会有分数呢?),故排除.前面的score"分数"是单数形式,故A选项排除(如果是考了两种,那就会有两个分数).综上,本题答案为C选项.

点评 本题考查不定代词的辨析,做此类题目时一定要清楚各个选项的含义及用法,再结合句意及其它要求确定最终答案.

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