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    I prefer to deal with big companies because their service and reputation are better than ________ of small ones.

    A．that B．those

    C．ones D．one

     

    B

    【解析】B　考查替代词。根据句意，空格处被替代的名词应为上文中的service and reputation，并且空格后有定语限制，故用those代指。that特指名词的单数形式；ones泛指名词复数形式；one泛指名词单数形式。

     

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