11．The company has many branches            the world．（　　）
A．forB．onC．acrossD．with

分析 這家公司在世界各地有很多分部．

解答 答案是C．本題主要考查介詞辨析． for對…來說；為了，因為；on在…上；帶在…身上；乘（汽車、火車、飛機等）；（書、討論、觀點等）關于；across 橫穿；與…交叉； 在…對面；遍及；across the world遍及世界各地；with具有；和；隨著；根據(jù)句意和介詞搭配判斷，公司的分部"遍及世界各地"所以答案選擇C．

點評 介詞辨析要在掌握各介詞的基本用法和固定搭配的基礎上結(jié)合語境做出符合邏輯、常理的推測．

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