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    —I missed the beginning of ________ cartoon The Lion King.

    ---What a pity! You should leave school half _______ hour earlier.

    A. a, an B. the, a C. the, an D. an, the

     

    C

    【解析】

    试题分析：句意：我错过了卡通狮子王的开头，多么可惜。你应该再早离开学校半小时。不定冠词a/an表示某一类人或某事物中的任何一个,经常用在第一次提到某人或某物时,用不定冠词起介绍作用，表示一个。a用于辅音音素前an用于元音因素前。定冠词特指某(些)人或某(些)事物, 以区别于同类中其他的人或事物，特指前文出现过的事物或说话双方都知道的事物。卡通是特指狮子王卡通片，hour，h不发音，该词以元音因素开头，故选C。

    考点：考查冠词的用法

     

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