Pay as much attention to the things that are working positively in your life as you do to ______ giving you trouble.

A．theseB．onesC．whatD．those

D

解析試題分析：此處those指代上文提到的“the things”，根據(jù)題意，故選D。
考點(diǎn)：代詞的考查
點(diǎn)評(píng)：代詞在具體的語境中運(yùn)用起來往往具有很大的靈活性，高考英語試題對(duì)代詞的考查更是靈活多變。我們應(yīng)從以下幾方面入手來把握代詞的解題規(guī)律，1.明確指代。在解答代詞題目時(shí)，我們應(yīng)首先分析前后文，明確代詞所指代的對(duì)象，從而避免誤判。具體說來應(yīng)從以下幾方面考慮：(1)代詞指代的是人還是物；(2) 代詞指代的是可數(shù)名詞還是不可數(shù)名詞；(3)代詞指代的是特指還是泛指概念;(4) 代詞指代的概念是表示兩者之間還是三者或三者以上。(5) 代詞所表示的是肯定還是否定概念。2.理清邏輯。需要通過分析上下文所蘊(yùn)涵的邏輯關(guān)系才能做出正確判斷。具體說來應(yīng)從以下方面去考慮: (1) 代詞所表示的范圍；(2) 代詞表示的是全部否定還是部分否定。3 吃透語境。有些NMET試題考查的是代詞在具體語境中的靈活運(yùn)用，這樣的題目須分析具體的語境才能選出正確答案，忌死摳語法。

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