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8．I made a call to my parents yesterday．To my disappointment，_________of them answered it．
（　　）

A．

either

B．

none

C．

neither

D．

nobody

分析我昨天给我的父母打电话．使我失望的是，他们中没有一人回电话．

解答答案：C 考查不定代词用法．前句提到了parents，后句中用them代替parents．又从to my disappointment可知，父母都没有接电话，neither表示"两者中任何一个都没/不…"．故选C．either表示"两者中任何一个"，表示肯定；none与nobody用于三者或三者以上．

点评不定代词是历年来高考试题中考查最多的一类．此类问题的解答，要弄清楚各个不定代词的具体词义及用法，然后根据题意选择最合适的答案．

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