【題目】The old lady was the only person that died in the fire. __________ else was rescued by the firemen.

A. Everyone B. Anyone

C. Someone D. No one

【答案】B

【解析】句意：這位老婦人是在火災(zāi)中唯一遇難的人，其他所有的人都被消防隊員救了。everyone每人，人人； anyone任何人；someone某人，有人；no one沒有人，誰也不。根據(jù)句意，選anyone else表示其他任何人。

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