Panama,____ country in Central America, is the only place in the world ____ someone can see the sun rise on the Pacific Ocean and set on the Atlantic.

A．the, in whatB．a(chǎn), whereC．/, whereD．a(chǎn), which

B

解析本題考查冠詞與定語(yǔ)從句的用法。句意：巴拿馬是一個(gè)美洲中部國(guó)家，也是世界上位唯一一個(gè)能在大西洋看日出，太平洋看日落的國(guó)家。第一空用不定冠詞a，表示泛指。第二空填where，引導(dǎo)定語(yǔ)從句，并修飾place表示地點(diǎn)。

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