4．______with any common sense is able to make the appropriate decision and do whatever suits the occasion best．（　�。�
A．Those whoB．WhoeverC．AnyoneD．Whomever

分析 任何有常識的人都可以做出恰當(dāng)?shù)臎Q定，做適合時(shí)宜的事情．

解答 答案：C
分析句式可知，is able to make…是句子謂語部分，所以主語用單數(shù)形式．with…為主語定語部分，所以答案為C．

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