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    Ask _______ American which city has the worst air pollution，and the answer is sure to be Los Angeles.

    A. some B. every?

    C. any D. all?

    C?


    解析:

    由后句“答案一定是洛杉矶市” 可推知前句意为“若问任何一个美国人哪座城市空气污染最严重”。即美国人对洛杉矶的空气污染之严重达到了妇孺皆知的程度——任何人都知道。

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