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2．Generally speaking，the cost of living in Shanghai is higher than ________ in Yibin．（ ）| A． | it | B． | this | C． | that | D． | one |
分析 一般来说，在上海生活的成本比在宜宾的高．
解答 答案是C．考查指示代词．it是特指上文提到的某一事物，必须是同名同物；this 指代近距离的事物；that 特指上文提到的同一类事物，常有定语修饰；one 泛指单数形式的同类事物．题干表达的是"一般来说，在上海生活的成本比在宜宾的高"，即上海的生活成本比宜宾的生活成本高，用that指代上文提到的the cost of living，且有定语in Yibin修饰．故答案是C．
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