She removed hat she was wearing and tried on black silk one．( )A．a, aB．the, theC．the, aD．a, the 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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16．She removed hat she was wearing and tried on _____ black silk one．（　　）

A．

a； a

B．

the； the

C．

the； a

D．

a； the

分析她摘下她正戴着的帽子，试戴了一下一顶黑色丝绸帽．

解答答案：C．
第一空特指当时他正戴着的帽子，使用the；第二空泛指一顶黑色的帽子，形容词black是以辅音因素开头的词，故用不定冠词．故选C．

点评在考查冠词考点时，要注意区分特指和泛指的语境．

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