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    7．-Mum，have you seen my U-Disk？
    -_______ you bought last Sunday？I'm-afraid I haven't seen _______．（　　）
    A．The one-oneB．That：oneC．One； itD．The one； it

    分析 --妈妈．你看见我的U盘了吗？
    --你上个星期买的那个吗？我恐怕没有看见它．

    解答 答案：D．
    句中划线处后面有一个定语来修饰，所以应该是特指孩子昨天买的U盘，故用the one；而第二空则就是指没有见到孩子昨天买的那个U盘；所以用it来指代上文已提及的事物；故选D．

    点评 it和The one的用法是的常考内容，要注意它们的用法，The one特指某一个东西，one泛指某一个东西；it指上文已提及的事物．

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