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    【题目】 The police are trying to find out the __________ of the woman killed in the traffic accident.

    A. evidence

    B. recognition

    C. identity

    D. status

    【答案】C

    【解析】句意：警察正努力查明那个在交通事故中死亡的妇女的身份。evidence“证明，证据”；recognition“认出，承认”；status“地位，职位”。根据句意应选identity“身份”。

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