Word comes that free souvenirs will go to         deals with the shop first.
A．whoeverB．whoC．whomeverD．whom
A

試題分析:考查名詞性從句。To介詞后面的賓語從句缺少主語，排除C、D選項(xiàng)，而who意思是“誰”，具有疑問的語氣，而whoever意思是“。。。的任何人”，所以答案選A。句意：有消息說誰先購物誰就能得到免費(fèi)的紀(jì)念品。
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