【題目】—How does your mother like your presents for Mother's Day?

—Well, ________this sweater_____that one is fit for her.They're too big.

A、either; or

B、neither; nor

C、not only; but also

【答案】B

【解析】

試題分析：句意：---對于母親節(jié)你媽媽認為那禮物怎樣？---這件毛衣或那件毛衣都不適合她。它們都太大了。此題考查連詞，A.或者……或者；B.既不，也不；C.不但，而且。根據(jù)句意，應選B。

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