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20．Waterfalls never fail to attract and ______ in Guangxi Province are no exception．（　　）
A．theyB．itC．thoseD．that

分析 瀑布一直吸引着人们，广西的瀑布也不例外．

解答 答案是C．考查指示代词．they特指上文提到的复数的同名同物；it特指上文提到的单数形式的同名同物；that 特指上文提到的同类事物，且常有定语修饰；those 指代上文提到的复数的人或物．题干表达的是"瀑布一直吸引着人们，广西的瀑布也不例外．"用those指代上文提到的复数名词waterfalls．故答案是C．

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