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14．One hundred thousand years ago，______choice was simple when it came to______-drink there was no choice．It was water or nothing．（ ）| A． | the； a | B． | a；不填 | C． | the；不填 | D． | a； the |
分析 十万年以前，当谈到饮料时，选择很简单，除了水别无其他选择．
解答 答案：A
根据句意可知，此处的choice特指对饮料的选择，故在名词choice之前加定冠词the；drink在这里表示笼统的指某一种饮料，是可数名词，因此这里应使用不定冠词a；故选A
点评 本题考查了冠词的用法．做本题时，首先应根据句意，判断出空缺处之后名词的意义所指（即表示泛指或特指）；然后结合冠词的用法，选出正确答案；本题的难点在于对drink是否是可数名词的把握上（由于drink在本句中强调的是种类，故它是可数名词；当它作为物质名词，尤其用于food and drink结构中时，是不可数名词）．
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