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    No one hopes the two countries will be at ________ war, because ______ peace is what everyone wants.


    1. A.
      the; the
    2. B.
      a; a
    3. C.
      the; /
    4. D.
      /; /
    D
    试题分析：考查冠词。本题第一空是固定词组at war进行战争；在战争中；第二空的peace是抽象名词和平；句意：没有人希望这两个国家卷入战争，因为和平是人们所想要得到的。故D正确。
    考点：考查冠词
    点评：冠词的考查集中在定冠词the表示特指，不定冠词a/an表示泛指；以及冠词的一些特殊用法和固定词组，还有一些不使用冠词的情况，如抽象名词，物质名词前面就不要冠词。还要掌握冠词的特殊的用法，如不可数名词变成可数名词；抽象名词具体化等。
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