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7．At the conference，four speakers gave three different opinions on the present economic situation．One was optimistic，________ was pessimistic，but ________ of the others took two-sided views．（　　）
A．the other； neitherB．other； both
C．the other； eitherD．another； both

分析 在会议上，关于当今的经济形势，四个发言人给出了三种不同的观点．一个持乐观态度，另一个持悲观态度，另外两个持双面观．

解答 答案D．考查不定代词的用法．根据题干，发言人有四个．"one was optimistic"，泛指四人之一．第一空泛指剩下的三人中的一个，用another，指代三者及以上的某一个．the other特指两者中的另一者．第二空指代剩余的两个人，both指代两者，意为"两者都"．either指两者中的任何一个．neither指两者都不．

点评 考查不定代词的题型，要在题干中找到所指代的具体事物．

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