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6．He cares so little about his meals that         will do so long as it fills his stomach．（　　）
A．everythingB．anythingC．nothingD．something

分析 他对自己的饮食如此不在意，以致于任何东西都可以，只要能填饱他的肚子．

解答 答案选B．本题考查不定代词的用法．everything、anything、nothing、something均为指物的复合不定代词．everything 意为每件事；一切事，可用于肯定句、疑问句或否定句中．something意为某事；某物，常用于肯定句中，也可用于征求对方意见的疑问句中．anything 意为某事；任何事．nothing意为没有什么；没有东西．此空表示泛指"任何东西"，填anything，anything will do，任何东西都可以．so long as，只要．

点评 everything、anything、nothing、something这四个复合不定代词可根据句意解题．

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