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    —How do you like the book?

    —It's quite different from ________ I read last month.

    A．that B．the one what

    C．the one D．which

     

    C

    【解析】C 考察定语从句。句中的I read last month为宾语从句或定语从句，若为宾语从句，从句缺read宾语，且指物用what引导。若为定语从句，则应补上先行词，用the one指代the book，引导词在从句中做read的宾语，故用that，which或省略。所以使用the one。故C正确。

     

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