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    My pen is missing. I can’t find ____ anywhere.

    A．oneB．thisC．thatD．it

    D

    解析试题分析：考查代词辨析。It指代上文出现的同一事物。句意：我的笔丢了，我到处都找不到它。句子的it指代my pen。故D正确。
    考点：考查代词辨析
    点评：代词用法辨析：One 指代可数名词单数，表示泛指；其特质形式为the one。It指代上文出现的同一事物；that指代可数名词单数，或者不可数名词，后面必须有定语修饰。起复数形式为those，同样后面也应该有定语修饰。This指代说过的话。

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