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14．For quite       students，their teacher's advice is more important than      of their  parents'．（　　）
A．few； oneB．a few； thatC．a little； someD．a lot； many

分析 对于大部分学生来说，他们老师的建议比老师的更重要．

解答 答案：B
第一空修饰"students"为可数名词，用"a few"意为"许多，大量的"，第二空拿"their teacher's advice"和父母的建议对比，"that"为代词代指"advice"，泛指也代指可数或不可数名词．

点评 本题考查代词使用．学生要能熟练掌握几个常见代词，如：it，that，one，ones区别．并在语境中灵活使用．

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