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    【题目】Many of the exhibits were damaged in the fire and _______ were totally destroyed.

    A. all B. both C. much D. some

    【答案】D

    【解析】

    试题分析：A全部，所有；B两者都；C 一些，指代不可数名词；D一些，指代可数名词或不可数名词。exhibits 是可数名词，排除C；此处是说，很多展品在大火中遭到损坏，一部分被完全毁坏了。all 和both 均与语境不符，故选D。

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