11．-Which of those ties do you like best？
-_______．They are all too expensive and don't go well with my new suit．（　�。�
A．EitherB．NoneC．AllD．Neither

分析 ---你最喜歡哪條領(lǐng)帶？
---它們都太貴了，并且和我的新襯衣不相配．

解答 答案選B 
根據(jù)第一句中的"best"可知，領(lǐng)帶應(yīng)該是三條以上；由They are all too…my new suit（它們都太貴了，并且和我的新襯衣不相配）可知是都不喜歡．none表示"三者以上都不"，either"兩者中任何一個"，all"三者以上都"，neither"兩者都不"，故選B．

點評 做本題的關(guān)鍵是要掌握不定代詞的意義及用法，如：none表示"三者以上都不"（否定）；either"兩者中任何一個"；all"三者以上都"（肯定）；neither"兩者都不"等．

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