【題目】He is the last man __________ lies.

A. telling

B. told

C. to tell

D. to be told

【答案】C

【解析】句意：他是最不可能說謊的人。to tell lies為動詞不定式作定語，修飾前面的名詞man；因為man前面有the last修飾，故不用分詞形式作定語，且man與tell lies之間為主動關(guān)系，故不選D項。

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