In the 2004 Shanghai Industrial Fair,        electronic equipment,good in both quality and style,will be shown.

A.a large number of                                         B.a good many

C.masses of                                                     D. supply of

C


解析:

本句意為“在2004年上海工業(yè)博覽會上，將展示大量質量和樣優(yōu)良的電器設備�！本渲衑quipment為不可數(shù)名詞，故A、B項不可選。若選D項，應改為a supply of或supplies of。選項C masses of可修飾可數(shù)和不可數(shù)名詞。

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