The climb down was even harder; one of my classmates had his leg broken, yet ____ of us knew where we could find a doctor.

 

　　A. none B. neither C. no one D. nobody

 

A

由轉(zhuǎn)折詞yet可知“我們之中沒有一個(gè)知道到哪里去找醫(yī)生”。 no one, nobody 不可與of連用。neither 指“兩者中沒有一個(gè)”，不合句意

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