Of all __________ reasons for my decision to become a university professor, my father’s advice was __________ most important one.

A. the; a     B. 不填; a     C.  不填; the     D. the; the

D


解析:

第一空填the，特指“我”作這個(gè)決定的所有原因; 第二空也填the，因?yàn)槭窃谛稳菰~的最高級前。

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