--- __________you or he the teacher of English?

----Neither my sister nor my mother_________present at the meeting.

A. Are; is    B. Is; are     C. Are; are    D. Is; is

A


解析:

第一空根據(jù)疑問句就近一致的原則選are;第二空根據(jù)neither…nor…的意義一致選單數(shù)。

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