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    Meredith said that she could speak both English and French, but _____ is hard to believe.

      A. as  B. this  C. that  D. which

    C


    解析:

    从句子结构来看，本句是个并列句，因此排除D，其次考查that指示代词的用法，指代上文说过的事，而this指代下文要说的话，而she的意思在此根本不符合题意。

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