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We need an effective strategy to help children living in ______ poverty to have the opportunity to receive ______ good education.

A．/ ; a

B．a ; /

C．/ ; the

D．the ; a

解析試題分析：考查冠詞。本題第一空是固定詞組live in poverty生活在貧窮中。第二空后的名稱education是一個抽象名詞，本題中由形容詞good修飾，前面可以加a具體化指一種好的教育。教育：我們需要有效的策略來幫助之下生活在貧窮中的孩子有機會得到很好的教育。故A正確。
考點：考查冠詞
點評：冠詞的考查集中在the表示特指；a/an表示泛指。另外要注意冠詞的一些固定搭配中冠詞的使用。這題主要是抽象名詞具體化的用法，除了honor還有success，failure，surprise，pleasure等名詞也可以表示抽象名詞具體化。

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