题目内容

Tom, a shy boy, who lacks ______ confidence, doesn’t get ______ attention he deserves.

A. the; the B. /; the C. the; / D. /; /

B

【解析】

试题分析:考查冠词。句意:汤姆,一个害羞的男孩,他缺乏自信,他没有得到应得的关注。lack confidence缺乏自信,confidence是不可数名词,所以第一个空不填冠词;he deserves是定语从句,修饰attention,表示特指,意思是“他值得的关注。”所以第二个空填the,故答案为B。

考点:考查冠词。

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