________ drove the car.


  1. A.
    Me
  2. B.
    Myself
  3. C.
    I myself
  4. D.
    Mine
C
解題思路：句意是“我自己開車”，缺少主語，反身代詞本身不能單獨(dú)作主語．但在and，or，nor連接的并列主語中，第二個主語可用反身代詞，特別是 myself作主語，如：
Charles and myself saw it.
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③ the Earth’s strange closing to the Sun and the Moon

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C．to summarize the various kinds of the mirage

D．to analyze the conditions of the mirage arising

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