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5．There are many choices to make in life but _______ is more important than what goes on in your heart．（　　）
A．nothingB．neitherC．noneD．no one

分析 生活中有很多中选择，但是没有一种比你心里所想的更重要．

解答 答案：C 考查不定代词用法．none 意为"一个也没有，毫无"，既可指人，也可指物，它只是指在一定范围内代替上下文已出现过的名词．这里"many choices"是三者以上，且根据句意是全部否定，对于三者或三者以上的全部否定用 none．故选C．nothing意为"什么也没有"，指物，一般用来回答含anything的一般问句及what引起的特殊问句；neither用作代词，表示"两者都不，双方均不"；no one 一般用来指人，使用时不受一定范围的限制，后面一般不接引导的介词短语．

点评 不定代词是历年来高考试题中考查最多的一类．此类问题的解答，要弄清楚各个不定代词的具体词义及用法，然后根据题意选择最合适的答案．

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