单选题The big earthquake is still on. _____ is badly needed in the mountain villages.AMuch clothingBLots of suitsCA good many clothDA lot of clothes
单选题
The big earthquake is still on. _____ is badly needed in the mountain villages.
A
Much clothing
B
Lots of suits
C
A good many cloth
D
A lot of clothes
参考解析
解析：
句意：地震仍在发生。山区急需大量衣物。clothing为不可数名词，表示“衣服”，much修饰不可使名词，因此选A项。a good many不修饰不可数名词cloth，故C项排除。谓语动词is是单数，B和D错误。
句意：地震仍在发生。山区急需大量衣物。clothing为不可数名词，表示“衣服”，much修饰不可使名词，因此选A项。a good many不修饰不可数名词cloth，故C项排除。谓语动词is是单数，B和D错误。
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