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3.As        classic movie about pain,struggle,hope and love,The Kings Speech swept the Oscar Ceremony with twelve awards,including       prize for original screenplay.(  )
A.a; theB.a; aC.the; aD.the; the

分析 作为一部传统的关于痛苦、抗争、希望与爱情有关的电影,《国王的演讲》横扫了奥斯卡金奖的十二个奖项,包括奥斯卡最佳原著剧本奖.

解答 答案:A.
第一空中的classic movie是指about pain,struggle,hope and love的一部传统电影,所以为泛指,用不定冠词a;而第二个空则是特指奥斯卡最佳原著剧本奖这一奖项,所以用定冠词the;故选A.

点评 对于冠词一类的题目,只要认真分析文中所指的名词为泛指还是特指,则可以轻松地选出答案.

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