People born under the Chinese sign of the Tiger are attracted to fast cars and have strong need for emotional independence. A．the; a; X B．X; a; the C．X; the; the D．X; a; X 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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People born under the Chinese sign of the Tiger are attracted to fast cars and have

strong need for emotional independence.

A．the; a; X B．X; a; the C．X; the; the D．X; a; X

解析:

主要测试冠词。第一空属于：复数名词表示类别，使用零冠词；第二空：测试need 作为可数名词，需要：a修饰；第三空：名词independence 属于不可数名词，不需冠词。所以选择：D。

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