____ can do the job alone, as the saying goes “Two heads are better than one.”

　 A. None　　　　 B. No one　　　 C. Anyone　　　 D. Everyone

 

B

根據(jù)語境 “沒有一個(gè)人能單獨(dú)完成這項(xiàng)工作”,可排除C、D;再者這里沒有范圍,所以選B。

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