_______employee of Hotel Computers received a 6 percent bonus last year．A.Most B.Whenever C.Always D.Every
_______employee of Hotel Computers received a 6 percent bonus last year．
A.Most
B.Whenever
C.Always
D.Every
B.Whenever
C.Always
D.Every
参考解析
解析：根据题干，“employee”前面需要填一个形容词，故排除B项和C项。“most”后需要接名词复数，故排除A项。句意为“去年Hitel电脑公司的每一个雇员都获得了6%的分红”。
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