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4．To his delight，Tom quickly earned the trust of his girl friend and then _____ of her parents．（　　）
A．oneB．onesC．thatD．those

分析 令他高兴的是，Tom很快取得了他女朋友的信任，然后取得女友父母的信任．

解答 答案是C．考查指示代词．one 泛指上文提到的单数形式的同一类事物；ones是泛指上文提到的复数形式的同一类事物；that 特指上文提到的同类事物，且常有定语修饰；those 指代上文提到的远距离或空间的人或物．句意是"令他高兴的是，Tom很快取得了他女朋友的信任，然后取得女友父母的信任．"用that指代上文提到的the truse，后面有介词短语of her parents作定语进行修饰．故答案是C．

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