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    ______ advertisement uses ______ words and pictures the advertisers think of to convince people to buy ______ product or________ service, or to believe in an idea.

    A. An; the; a; /             B. An; /; the; a       

    C. The; /; a; /              D. The; the; /; the

     

    【答案】

    A

    【解析】 略

     

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