[题目]The Chinese is said to be a healthier one than , which contains too much fat.A.food, the westB.diet, that of the westC.food, that of the westD.diet, the western 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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【题目】The Chinese __________ is said to be a healthier one than __________, which contains too much fat.
A.food； the west
B.diet； that of the west
C.food； that of the west
D.diet； the western

【答案】B
【解析】food为不可数名词，diet为可数名词，根据第一个空后面的a healthier one 可知第一个空应该是填diet，故排除A和C。根据句意：中国的饮食据说比西方的饮食更健康。故第二个空填that of the west（that代指diet）故答案选B。

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