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20．______meeting held last night was______great success．（　　）

A．

A； a

B．

A；/

C．

The； a

D．

The；/

分析昨晚上举行的会议非常成功．

解答名词meeting后面跟了held last night 这个过去分词短语来作定语，特指昨晚举行的会议，故第一空填The；第二空success抽象名词具体化，表示"一件成功的事"，所以填a．

点评考查the表特指及抽象名词具体化．

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