The sky was cloudless. the sun was shining( )A．andB．butC．orD．for 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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9．The sky was cloudless，______the sun was shining（　　）

A．

and

B．

but

C．

or

D．

for

分析天空万里无云，阳光普照．

解答答案：A
and连接两个并列句，表示并列关系；but表示转折；or或者表示选择；for因为表示原因，根据句意可知，and连接两个并列句．

点评考生在答题时须根据具体语境来做出选择．

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