13．It is required that under no circumstances          betray ourselves even if there are temptations like money or beauty．（　�。�
A．we canB．will weC．should weD．we shall

分析 按規(guī)定要求：即使我們在金錢或美色的誘惑下都絕不能出賣我們自己．

解答 答案：C  
該句中that 后面跟了一個主語從句，而主語從句是一個以否定意義的短語開頭under no circumstances"絕不"，這樣的句子開頭需要使用部分倒裝句．另外在It is required that句型中需要用虛擬語氣should do形式，結合前后二點知識，所以選C．

點評 解答該類題時，首先要對選項用法有深刻的了解．確定它們各自不同于另外三項的用法，再結合選項，將其帶入句中，一般語意邏輯通順，即為正確答案．

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