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I know one of the things I was unsure about was _____ hard it would be to climb this mountain.

A．what             B．that              C．however          D．how

 

【答案】

D

【解析】

試題分析：考查感嘆句：hard是形容詞，用how修飾，what修飾名詞，這句話是表語從句，如果不是感嘆句應該是It would be hard to climb this mountain。對hard強調用how，句意：我知道我不能確定的一件事情是爬這座山會多難，選D。

考點：考查感嘆句

點評：首先要記住感嘆句的基本用法，遇到此類題目要學會分析句子成分，必要的時候可以用還原法做題。

 

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