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4. Many people lost to Hurricane Sandy homes, possessions, and even loved ones.

A. something B. anything

C. nothing D. everything

4. D考査不定代词。句意：飓风"桑迪"使得许多人失去了一切——家园、财产，甚至所爱的人。something某些东西； anything任何东西；nothing什么也没有；everything —切（包括人或物）。

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