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13．Gradually，you will realize that the things that matter are           that can't be bought with money．（　　）
A．theseB．thoseC．onesD．some

分析 慢慢地，你就会意识到重要的东西是用钱买不到的．

解答 答案D．考查不定代词．此空指代前文提到的"things that matter"，重要的东西，而且是泛指some things，一些东西，有的东西．these为复数指示代词，特指离得近的这些东西．those为复数指示代词，特指离得较远的那些东西．ones为复数，指代同类事物的某些．用some，泛指一些事，一些东西．

点评 考查不定代词的题，要在句中找到所指代的具体事物．

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