I'm moving to the countryside because the air there is much fresher than in the city．( )A．onesB．oneC．thatD．those 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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11．I'm moving to the countryside because the air there is much fresher than ______in the city．（　　）

A．

ones

B．

one

C．

that

D．

those

分析我将搬到农村去因为那儿的空气比城里的更新鲜．

解答解答：C 考查指示代词用法．one与that虽可用来指代同名异物，但one为泛指，相当于a/an+名词； that为特指，相当于the+名词．此处应是the air，故选C．air是不可数名词，没有复数形式，不能用复数代词代替，排除A、D项复数形式．

点评解答此类问题，要弄清楚各个代词的词义及用法，根据题意及上下文选择最合适的答案．

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36．A．drying	B．repairing	C．washing	D．decorating
37．A．quiet	B．hot	C．different	D．dirty
38．A．suggest	B．avoid	C．continue	D．practise
39．A．further	B．therefore	C．already	D．hardly
40．A．choose	B．enjoy	C．buy	D．serve
41．A．worried	B．popular	C．confused	D．difficult
42．A．Finally	B．Simply	C．Then	D．Luckily
43．A．show	B．leave	C．make	D．order
44．A．challenged	B．expected	C．invited	D．encouraged
45．A．creative	B．ready	C．changed	D．familiar
46．A．board	B．picture	C．idea	D．car
47．A．purpose	B．trouble	C．secret	D．theme
48．A．need	B．duty	C．imagination	D．sense
49．A．important	B．disappointing	C．hopeful	D．natural
50．A．matter	B．mean	C．belong	D．refer
51．A．relax	B．try	C．help	D．smile
52．A．food	B．rags	C．money	D．fruit
53．A．interested	B．amazed	C．bored	D．frightened
54．A．scene	B．scenery	C．story	D．view
55．A．supported	B．understood	C．refused	D．surrounded

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26．A．hold	B．buy	C．build	D．open
27．A．family	B．office	C．school	D．church
28．A．remembered	B．found	C．forgot	D．considered
29．A．realized	B．understood	C．found	D．observed
30．A．But	B．so	C．or	D．and
31．A．angrily	B．luckily	C．happily	D．fearfully
32．A．certain	B．faithful	C．good	D．well
33．A．after	B．latter	C．later	D．earlier
34．A．supported	B．provided	C．liked	D．supposed
35．A．difficulty	B．joy	C．business	D．kindness
36．A．clothes	B．boxes	C．glasses	D．money
37．A．had been	B．was	C．has been	D．were
38．A．hardly	B．simply	C．mostly	D．fairly
39．A．developed	B．troubled	C．contained	D．experienced
40．A．opened	B．broke	C．divided	D．removed
41．A．carried on	B．tried on	C．took on	D．turned on
42．A．as though	B．only when	C．even though	D．only if
43．A．happy	B．content	C．curious	D．grateful
44．A．practical	B．worthy	C．strange	D．possible
45．A．at	B．of	C．for	D．on

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36．A．seated	B．settled	C．separated	D．served
37．A．deserted	B．crowded	C．surrounding	D．distant
38．A．but	B．and	C．thus	D．so
39．A．hardly	B．seldom	C．never	D．ever
40．A．dots	B．signs	C．signals	D．symbols
41．A．nervously	B．hopelessly	C．effortlessly	D．difficultly
42．A．through	B．across	C．past	D．by
43．A．armed	B．matched	C．handled	D．accompanied
44．A．put	B．dug	C．pulled	D．searched
45．A．for	B．with	C．as	D．despite
46．A．consisted of	B．compared with	C．made up	D．taken up
47．A．beyond	B．against	C．between	D．through
48．A．lost	B．sank	C．sent	D．threw
49．A．doubt	B．disappointment	C．courage	D．strength
50．A．steps	B．activities	C．attempts	D．movement
51．A．work	B．complete	C．cover	D．catch
52．A．noticing	B．touching	C．holding	D．feeling
53．A．should	B．might	C．would	D．could
54．A．somewhere	B．anywhere	C．nowhere	D．everywhere
55．A．excited	B．frightened	C．worried	D．discouraged