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The incident caused a hot discussion on the Internet, but the local government had no immediate _______ on it.
A．adjustmentB．commitmentC．commentD．document
C

試題分析：考查名詞：A. Adjustment調整，B. Commitment承諾，奉獻，C. Comment評論，D. Document文件，句意：這件事在網上引起熱烈的討論，但是當地政府迅速對它做出評論。所以選C。
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