13．In 2012，Mo Yan was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature，______ the delight of the Chinese people．（　�。�
A．withB．forC．atD．to

分析 在2012年，莫言被授予了諾貝爾文學(xué)獎，使中國人感到高興．

解答 答案D．A項"用；隨著；支持；和…在一起"；B項"．為，為了；因為；給；對于"；C項"在（表示存在或出現(xiàn)的地點、場所、位置、空間）；以（某種價格、速度等"；D項"到；向；（表示時間、方向）朝…方向"；固定短語"to one's delight/to the delight of …令人高興的是，令人感到喜悅"；根據(jù)語境可知，‘在2012年，莫言被授予了諾貝爾文學(xué)獎'是使全中國人感到高興的事．故選D．

點評 本題考查介詞辨析．解答此類題目首先要讀懂句意，理解每個選項介詞的意思，然后根據(jù)上下文語境鎖定合適的介詞．平時要加強介詞的積累．

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